Rebuilders

The hosts discuss their experiences partnering with God for renewal. They reflect on the past year and the importance of vision. They explore the impact of the Asbury outpouring and share personal stories of transformation. They discuss the hunger for renewal and creating a space for it within teams. They encourage seeking opportunities and having eyes to see God's leading.

The hosts discuss the emerging trend of churches in Australia, the increase in baptisms and people turning to faith during the pandemic, the decline of faith in politics and institutions, challenges faced by millennials, and the potential return of Christianity as a political and cultural movement.

The podcast explores recent events in Israel and Gaza, discussing their implications for the global order. It delves into the complexities of the Middle East and examines the conflict between Israel and Palestine within the context of global geopolitical issues. The legitimacy crisis in American politics and global superpowers is also discussed, along with the impact of intersectionality on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The challenges of managing crises and the potential for escalation are explored, as well as the potential consequences of recent events in Israel and Palestine. The multifaceted dynamics of the conflict and the significance of prayer for a peaceful resolution are emphasized.

The podcast explores the impact of neoliberalism on burnout culture, discusses the emergence of burnout culture and its connection to high performance and the dominance of the economy, explores the difference in perceptions of shame between Confucian cultures and modern neoliberal society, examines the theological significance of Sabbath in combating burnout and the root cause of burnout within a neoliberal culture, explores the fear of difficulty and its role in burnout culture, and discusses the challenges of ministry and the importance of perseverance.

The podcast explores shifting polarization from left-right divide to overclass-underclass division. They discuss the dynamics of the overclass and underclass in politics, and the shift from idealism to realism in the new era. They reflect on the challenges of nihilism and economic inequality, and the possibility of renewal through the church and the people of God.