
One solid, practical tip for gospel-centred ministry every week. Reach Australia is a network of churches - working together to seeing thousands of healthy, evangelistic, multiplying churches across Australia.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

When was the last time we preached on generosity — and it wasn’t because the budget was tight?
Money is one of the clearest windows into our trust, our fears, and our worship. Yet many of us only speak about it at the AGM or when pressure rises. In ... more
What do you do when ministry starts to feel heavy and you cannot quite name why?
Burnout is not always dramatic. Often it is a slow disconnect between your gospel convictions and your emotional capacity. In this episode, we explore why that drift ha... more
Morning tea after church can feel like a simple roster: bring a slice, pour the coffee, pack up and head home. But that space after the service is where newcomers decide if they’ll come back, where spiritual conversations begin, and where people take... more
Over the last few years, churches have become very good at welcoming systems - name tags, check-in flows, connection cards, follow-up processes.
But here’s the uncomfortable question: Have we become organised… but not warm?
Today we’re talking abou... more
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Love this podcast! Really easy to listen to and very helpful in thinking about ministry and leading a church. The resources in the notes recommended during the episode are super helpful too.
I have been listening to this podcast from the start. I have found it so helpful. I love that it’s Australian, that it deals with one (relevant) thing each episode and provides resources.
Well done guys, great work, thanks for your help.
It’s short and sweet with plenty of important insights and refreshers for ministry. Love it.
Love that these guys are Aussies.
⚡️It’s great to have a podcast that speaks about such a wide range of topics within Ministry, especially the fact that it is super relevant to Australian Ministry! Thanks guys and keep it up! ⚡️
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Content focuses on practical, gospel-centered tips aimed at church leaders and ministry workers. Key themes include church growth strategies, building welcoming environments, follow-up processes for new visitors, and fostering emotional intelligence among leaders. The conversation often highlights the importance of community engagement, effective governance, and nurturing spiritual growth within church settings. Episodes often feature real-world experiences and valuable insights to guide church staff and volunteers in their ministry aims, making it a resource for enhancing church effectiveness and personal leadership development. This approach is likely to resonate with those looking for actionable advice within a faith-based context.
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