Podcast Episodes

The God who makes history

Thanks for all the emails that have been rolling in. We’ll do a special mailbag kind of thing in the next episode (or so) to catch up on some of your…

3 years ago

Tremble at his word in the heat of battle

Last Monday, Phillip and I were at the Nexus Conference here in Sydney—a one-day gathering that aims to stretch and encourage ministry workers and le…

3 years ago

Deepest desires and jokes about Jesus

In this week’s rather packed episode, we talk about: 

* Off-colour jokes about Jesus, and how Christians should respond;

* Why ‘community standards’ is…

3 years ago

The new & improved Twits

‘Bowdlerise’ is a word that’s fallen out of usage and fashion because the practice of it has (until recently) been laughed off the stage of culture. …

3 years ago

That’s just your interpretation

We’ve spoken quite often here at Two Ways News (and before that in ‘The Payneful Truth’ years) about how the gospel is a particular thing. You can ex…

3 years, 1 month ago

The myth of the public square

This week’s edition features a piece from Tony about the strange and elusive phenomenon of the ‘public square’. What is it exactly? Should Christians…

3 years, 1 month ago

A gamble not worth taking

Gambling has always been a social problem in our culture. In our part of the world, there is intense debate at present about how to reduce people’s a…

3 years, 1 month ago

Jesus, God, Bible

With Phillip away this week, I’ve gone to the substitute’s bench and hauled in Mark Thompson for a chat. Good to be able to get the Principal of Moor…

3 years, 1 month ago

Teach your children well

As we send our kids back to school (as parents in Australia are doing this week), a question many of us might face is 'What are we actually doing?' W…

3 years, 2 months ago

What shall we say about George Pell?

Everyone has an opinion, it seems, about the significance of the late Cardinal George Pell—about his culpability (or otherwise) in the Roman Catholic…

3 years, 2 months ago