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In the fourth episode of our Lent podcast series, ecological ethicist Byron Smith is joined by Common Grace’s Justice for People Seeking Asylum Coordinator James Harris and National Director Gershon Nimbalker to discuss John 13:1-17.
James Harris, Common Grace’s Justice for People Seeking Asylum Coordinator, reflects on the breaking of the ceasefire in Gaza and how we can respond.
In the third episode of our Lent podcast series, ecological ethicist Byron Smith is joined by Common Grace’s Relationship and Storytelling Coordinator Safina Stewart and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Justice Coordinator Bianca Manning to discuss Jesus’ teaching in the temple from Matthew 21.
In the second episode of our Lent podcast series, ecological ethicist Byron Smith, is joined by ministers Graeme Anderson and Erica Mandi Manga, to explore Jesus’ prayer for the church in John 17.
In the first episode of our Lent podcast series, Byron Smith joins Common Grace National Director Gershon Nimbalker and minister, consultant, and writer Scott Higgins to explore Jesus’ triumphal entry in John 12.
Read our February 2025 News Update and Gershon Naimbalker's reflections on love, justice and action in a time of upheaval and change.
Gershon Nimbalker reflects on finding beauty alongside brokenness for our January 2025 News Update
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Ellaina Welsman as the new Domestic and Family Violence Justice Coordinator. Ellaina is deeply passionate about seeing churches commit to and make steps towards ending violence against women.
Gershon Nimbalker reflects on the hope of Advent in a world longing for light.
Jonathan Cornford reflects on Zechariah’s song and the transformative power of forgiveness, offering hope even in the darkest times.
Rev Christian Ford reflects on finding our identity in Jesus and living out His grace, love, mercy and justice.
Poet Stevie Wills reflects on the joy, hope and peace we find in Jesus, even amidst sorrow and pain.
Becca De Souza invites us to, like Isaiah, reimagine power, solidarity and hope.
Adam Gowen reflects on living in right relationship with the Creator, creation and each other.
Claire Harvey reflects on the raw ache that can come while waiting to see Jesus’ love and justice flow.
Dr Felicity McCallum reflects on finding hope and renewal in the journey towards justice.