
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 | 464 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

If your church is expecting 18-year-olds to connect the same way 32-year-olds do, you’ll lose them before they ever put down roots.
In this episode, Scott Sanders is joined by Ray Copland and Holly Stewart from EV Church to unpack why young adults n... more
If your church is waiting until every seat is full before adding another service, are you waiting too long?
In this episode, Derek Hanna talks with Ben Mansfield and Petrina Enchelmaier from Southside Presbyterian, Brisbane about why they started pl... more
Someone becomes a Christian. What happens next?
Every church wants to help new Christians get established in the faith, but that's often easier said than done.
One person might be a 21-year-old university student. Another might be a 50-year-old dad... more
Why do some Christians give joyfully while others give reluctantly?
Most of us know generosity is good. Yet many Christians still approach giving reluctantly, defensively, or simply as another bill to pay.
Tish Maier talks with Des Smith about why ... 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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The show delivers concise, practical tips for gospel-centered ministry each week, with a focus on Australian church life and leadership. Episodes cover topics from church space design, follow-up with visitors, org charts, staff culture, evangelism pathways, burnout prevention, hospitality, and generosity, all anchored in real-world church contexts and supported by actionable takeaways. A notable strength is the emphasis on brisk 15-minute formats, Australian context, and a consistent taste for implementable, battle-tested practices across church leadership, growth, and mission.
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6. Des Smith
7. Dave Keun
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