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Neil Storey is the minister of Faithworks Uniting Community in Coorparoo and Norman Park. In this edition of Family Worship, Neil explore the topic of being faithful in an unfaithful world, with an example from the book of Jeremiah. http://www.faithworks-uc.com.au/

Julie Gray is one of the pastors at Emerge Church in Warner. In this message she shares that although our journey is not always what we expect, we can flourish wherever we are. In Julie's words - "the grass is not greener on the other side, the grass is greener where we water it, weed it and seed it."

Paul Blom is a Deacon in formation for the Catholic Church in Brisbane, and also an educator with Catholic Education. Following a recent trip to Los Angeles, he was taken with how beauty can be a signpost to God, and tell you not just a story, but THE story.

Sandy Oswald is a pastor at Citipointe Church in Carindale, and in this message she unpacks how we can set ourselves up for a win by comparing ourselves with others less. http://citipointechurch.com

Joe Kahn is the pastor of the Rosalie Baptist Church and in this edition of Family Worship Joe unpacks the message of the cross, and how when the world saw Jesus at what they saw as his weakest moment, it was actually his strongest and wisest moment. https://rosaliechurch.com.au/

Esteban San Martin is the pastor of Power Church in Sunnybank, and in this message he shares some thoughts on how we can stay close to Jesus. https://power-church.com.au

Andrew Mclennan is the pastor of 17 Mile Church at 17 Mile Rocks. In this message he unpacks how encouraging others can actually be a huge blessing in our lives.

Simon Ward is the QLD Relationship Manager for Compassion Australia. In his work Simon has travelled to many developing countries, and observes the fact that poverty stunts growth. How can we experience growth in our own lives? Listen to the message for Simon's thoughts.

Billy Diehm is the pastor of the Raceview Congregational Church in Ipswich, and in this message he explores why we crave to be accepted and loved as part of something that's bigger than ourselves.

Ian Wright is the pastor of City South Baptist Church in Coorparoo. In this message Ian looks at the holiness of God, and how this can help in knowing God's grace better.

Lorrie Pfeffer is one of the pastors at Ashgrove Baptist Church, and also the director of Ashgrove Community Care. Her passion is for people's well being during the challenges of life, and has a background in counselling and relationship education. In this message Lorrie explores how we respond to God in hard times. www.ashgrove.org.au

Matt Prater is the pastor of New Hope Church in Kelvin Grove, and also the host of the History Makers radio show. This years National Day of Prayer will be held on March 2nd, and in this message Matt talks about the importance of praying for our families and our country.

Mark Elmendorp is one of the pastors of Emerge Church based in Warner and Redcliffe. In this message he asks - do Christians really need to go to church in the modern day and age?

Along with her husband Ben, Cindi Windle pastors Lifeplace Church, which has locations in West End and Springwood. In this message Cindi encourages us to do what we can, with what we have.

Jason Elmore is the senior pastor of Gateway Baptist Church, and in this message he discusses why ordinary people matter to God. Jason has also recently written his first book - Jesus the Bloke.

Paul Clark is the minister of Redcliffe Uniting Church, and also the host of 96five's At The Top Spots. In this message Paul discusses the Christmas story and why Jesus is the Prince of Peace.

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Ian Weaver is the Senior Minister of Emmanuel Uniting Church in Enoggera. In this Christmas message Ian paints the picture of what the birth of Jesus would have looked like, and reflects on the meaning of Emmanuel - that God is with us. www.emmanueluca.org.au

Joel Heron grew up in North Branch in Michigan, which he describes as an ordinary town. But in this Christmas season Joel talks about the Christmas story, and why ordinary people matter to God. Joel is the lead pastor of Axis Church in North Lakes - www.axischurch.org.au

Sister Mel Dwyer is a nun with the Canossian Sisters, and has served extensively in Malawi, Africa. Originally Mel had her sights set on gold medals as a track and field athlete, but a trip to Africa in her formative years changed that. In this message she speaks about the importance of being open to God's calling on our lives.