The finale of season 2 of Finding Common Ground, the Season of Creation. Join Megan and special guest Andrew Bennet as we look back over ideas of sustainability and facing up to the climate crisis with hope. Andrew shares some insights from his career in sustainable agriculture, balancing wilderness and farm to provide sustainable food; and he shares what motivates him and what his sense of hope is.

Paul is joined by David and special guest Michael Clarke to talk about environmental sustainability from a Christian perspective. Michael Clarke has studied environmental sustainability for many years, notably on the topic of bushfires in Australia and how we live alongside them.

Join Paul Minty, Sandy Brodine and Kristen Barnett as they discuss the reading for Storm Sunday in the Season of Creation.
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Sandy, David and Paul explore readings from Job and Luke and discuss how our attitude to 'being saved' can have a big say in whether we engage with climate change with a sense of ugency. Check out Uniting Church - towards zero for more inspiration and practical advice.

Join Sandy, Paul, Megan and Kristen as they talk about Job 38:1-18  and Luke 5:1-11. These bible readings are from the 1st week of the 'Season of Creation' series C that you can find on https://seasonofcreation.com/worship-resources/readings/. The panel tackle issues such as whether the popular concept of heaven has actually contributed to environmental destruction.

Welcome back to a new season! We preview this season's theme - the Season of Creation, a series of Bible Readings from Uniting Church of Australia Season of Creation. Join us as we tackle the topics of sustainability, the environment, creation and salvation.

Sandy discusses the absence of palms while David considers the political themes and Paul is critical as usual.

Join Rev. Sandy Brodine, Paul Minty and David Landis Morse as they chat about this week's reading. Jesus is in the town of Bethany on his way into Jerusalem. He dines at the house of Mary, Martha and Lazarus, and Mary anoints Jesus' feet with her hair. It's an unusual reading that sounds  a bit odd to our modern ears, so we enjoyed wrestling our way through it! Please subscribe to our podcast wherever you hear it, and if you'd like to let us know what you think, you can find us at Common Ground Heidelberg on Facebook.