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Kuhn introduces the topic and speakers. Treweek introduces the challenges in addressing the topic, and the importance of having God's perspective as the most important perspective. Treweek explores whether living without sex is truly living, exploring the history between society and sex, including both the industrial and sexual revolutions. She shows from the Bible that heaven will not have sex, and thus that we should not be ultimate. Thomson explores if life without sex is realistic. He stresses the importance of walking by the Spirit, and he will give you the strength to overcome sexual sin. Thompson addresses questions raised by 1 Corinthians 7. Talk is followed by questions., Recorded during Victoria's lockdown before the single's bubble.

Kuhn and Grimmond explore secular community, how this is seeping into church community. Kyhn explores what a community is, and that Christian community is unique because it is bound by Christ. Grimmond argues that you cannot have Christ without community, because we are all part of the body. He explores what this means in practise, especially appreciating the others in church. Some discussion of having a mixed group rather than specific demographics.

Payne introduces the Centre for Christian Living before the event 'Can we talk about same-sex marriage?' Event hosted jointly by the Centre for Christian Living and Freedom for Faith. The introduction was given by Tony Payne, part 1 'Can we talk publicly about same-sex marriage?' was given by Michael Kellahan, and Part 2 'Can we talk personally about same-sex marriage?' was given by Tony Payne.

Conyers looks at how we deal with sin, life patterns for dealing with sin, and then a panel discussion with concrete examples of dealing with sin. Conyers explores who we are and that we are sinners. He explores the need for both the Spirit and the Word to be at work to change us, as well as our willingness to change. Some discussion of the role of accountability partners. Talk is followed by questions and answers., Recorded during the open period between the two Sydney lockdowns of 2020/2021

Cameron explores the history of politics in Australia, including the Westminister system, and Indigenous politics. He examines various Bible passages that speak to politics and faith. Cameron provides some contempory issues that Christians think about, where it can be easy to think about and where it can be tricky. He explores ways Christians think including demarkation and restoration.

Kuhn looks at 3 ways that we negate joy in community : 1. We fail to confess sin, including the importance of both corporate and private confession. 2. We envy one another 3. We focus on capatability rather than community in our gatherings

Kuhn and Payne answer questions raised at the CCL event on christian community.

Ash explores how society's view on sex has changed. He details how we come to think about the world and how this shapes our thinking. Ash examines how we are convicted of sin, and of the need to pray that society will be challenged. He stresses the need to model godly marriage, and reminds them always to leave room for the grace of God.

Bolt looks at the strengths and morality and the damaging effects of being a moralist. Bolt examines how the gospels bring change in the human heart, by being in relationship with God through Jesus. He looks at the role of the Word to change both us and tradition. Talk is followed by questions and answers.

Kuhn introduces the topic and speakers. Morris explains where medical technology currently stands. Best explains the history around bioethics, embryos and the dangers around this thinking. Panel discussion around IVF, Christian ethics, and making counter-cultural choices. Talk is followed by question and answer.