"Good Work" - with Craig and Susan (Hosted by Josephine Chamberlain on the Messages of Hope Podcast)

"Good Work" - with Craig and Susan (Hosted by Josephine Chamberlain on the Messages of Hope Podcast)

Recently, Craig (Engage Lead) and Susan (Engage Women's Ministry Lead) had the opportunity to sit with Joanne Chamberlain from Lutheran Media as part of their 'Messages of Hope Podcast'.  The topic was "good work" - and explored the crucial role our faith has in the workplace. Engage would like to thank Joanne Chamberlain, Emma Strelan, Lutheran Media and Messages of Hope for allowing Engage to use audio of the interview as part of the Eleventh Hour Podcast. This episode can also be found on iTunes and Spotify through the "Listen" link at the website of 'Messages of Hope' - Messages of Hope - Real Stories, Real Hope - Lutheran Media [https://lutheranmedia.org.au/messages-of-hope/]. We hope you enjoy the episode!

Hospitality with Heart - a conversation with Susan and Merle

On Thursday 11th June, Engage Work Faith ran an event named 'Hospitality with Heart'. The evening was full of Biblical encouragement for hospitality with heart, practical ideas for simple snacks, grazing platters and meals, and featured a little tasting too (yum!). Interestingly, the Bible says a lot about hospitality. Whether you love it or find it overwhelming (“no time, nothing in the pantry!”), hospitality doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Hospitality is an entrée (pun intended!) to deeper friendships and sharing faith — we can make it part of our everyday life – and heart! This episode features an audio conversation from the event with Susan and Merle; it was originally captured in video form, and was transcribed later into audio form. We hope you enjoy the episode!    Thanks to Freezedream (podcast theme music) Thanks to bensound.com for his in-video/audio song 'Lunar Years' Thanks to all Engage members, friends and supporters who contributed to this event.

ReFrame Peace 2026 Conference - Dr Jonathan Andrews (Part 2)

On Saturday 7th of February, Engage Work Faith held the annual ReFrame Conference. The topic this year? "ReFrame Peace"!  Conflict in the workplace is a big problem: how can we have workplace peace? The conference was purposed toward helping us to learn how to share the light of Christ and cultivate God’s peace in the workplace.  The keynote speaker was Dr Jonathan Andrews (author, lecturer & clinical psychologist) - a great friend of Engage, and previous keynote speaker at 'The Work of restORING' (previous Engage Conference).  This third podcast features the final half of Jonathan Andrews' talk from the day.

ReFrame Peace 2026 Conference - Dr Jonathan Andrews (Part 1)

On Saturday 7th of February, Engage Work Faith held the annual ReFrame Conference. The topic this year? "ReFrame Peace"!  Conflict in the workplace is a big problem: how can we have workplace peace? The conference was purposed toward helping us to learn how to share the light of Christ and cultivate God’s peace in the workplace.  The keynote speaker was Dr Jonathan Andrews (author, lecturer & clinical psychologist) - a great friend of Engage, and previous keynote speaker at 'The Work of restORING' (previous Engage Conference).  This second podcast episode features the first half of Jonathan Andrews' talk.

ReFrame Peace 2026 Conference - Introduction & Panel

On Saturday 7th of February, Engage Work Faith held the annual ReFrame Conference. The topic this year? "ReFrame Peace"!  Conflict in the workplace is a big problem: how can we have workplace peace? The conference was purposed toward helping us to learn how to share the light of Christ and cultivate God’s peace in the workplace.  The keynote speaker was Dr Jonathan Andrews (author, lecturer & clinical psychologist) - a great friend of Engage, and previous keynote speaker at 'The Work of restORING' (previous Engage Conference).  This first podcast episode introduces the topic, with a Bible talk from Cheryl (Engage Prayer Lead). This is followed by an expert panel discussion on workplace peace featuring Jonathan Andrews, Simon Hill (Engage Training Lead) and Anna Stoyanoff.