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During week 11 of our exploration in Nehemiah, Cam Venter talks us through the plans to repopulate the city of Jerusalem and draws out some of the things that mark us as the community of God.

In this solo podcast episode, Chris reflects on the impact and trickle effect of trying something new, using his experience with Jiu Jitsu as an example. He discusses how Jiu Jitsu has given him a sense of purpose and connection, especially as a single individual. Chris emphasizes the importance of trying new things and challenging assumptions, as …

How can urban spaces support the mental wellbeing of a community? What might a morning spent gardening do for someone’s happiness? And how can the simple concept of a shed bring people together? In this episode, Robin Hewings – Programme Director at Campaign to End Loneliness UK – breaks down how the built environment impacts our wellbeing, author …

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What a time to try and fix Congress. But that’s what our guests on this episode are determined to do. This show features two politicians from the newly launched Fix Congress caucus. Reps Derek Kilmer (D-Wa) and William Timmons (R-SC), first appeared on our show last year as members of the House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress. The…

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On week 10 of our Nehemiah Series, Kyle Peters walks us through Nehemiah 10 where the walls have been rebuilt and the people are making a fresh covenant to the things that God has called them to.

Monica Gross, a comedian based in Toronto, joins Chris Liddle on the podcast to discuss her journey in comedy and finding common ground through humor. Monica shares her experiences as a part-time accountant and part-time comedian, and how she balances both roles. She talks about the challenges of performing comedy and the importance of staying true…

What are God's commands and promises around generosity?Common Ground

Paul Maughan leads us through Nehemiah 9 reminding us of God's mercy throughout history and how God will keep covenant despite our unfaithfulness.

What does scripture tell us about ourselves when we sin, or are sinned against?Common Ground

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When we consider the meaning of citizenship, most Americans usually think about individual rights. In this episode, we hear a bold call for change. Our guest, Richard Haass, says that if democracy is to survive, we must re-envision citizenship and consider our obligations to one another. He argues that the greatest threat the country faces comes no…

In the final week of our God & Parenting series, Paul Maughan talks about the Way of Parenting while focusing on Ephesians 6v1-4

In the final week of the Grit. Grace. Growth. series, Steph Pienaar takes a closer look at suffering with a focus on 2 Corinthians 4 and Psalm 130.

What is the most valuable emotion in hard times? Hope in God's promises produces faithful endurance through hard times.Common Ground

What can a videogame teach us about the way we plan our cities? How might developing a play park help make for safer spaces for both children and adults? And do grown-ups really know best? In this episode, we speak to former Commissioner of Parks and Rec of Philadelphia — Kathryn Ott Lovell, about the iconic playstreets programme that has been happ…

Why are so many late night venues across the UK and Europe shutting down? How can cities and local councils draw the fine line between residents and revelers? What role do developers have in keeping culture alive? In this episode we’re looking into the pros and cons of the night time economy. We’ll be speaking to Mark Davyd – CEO of the Music Venue…

On week two of the 'Grit. Grace. Growth.' series Kyle Peters looks at why victimhood culture is hurting us and creating inward-looking people, in turn leading to identity problems being overvalued by external factors or people and not by God.

In week 2 of God & Parenting, Lee Maughan walks us through Deuteronomy 6v4-9 with a focus on the question, 'What is the goal of parenting?'.

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Until recently most of us outside of state government didn’t know much about the role of Secretary of State, the state’s top election official. We simply didn’t think about it. But since 2020, election laws and procedures have been in the spotlight – and election officials have come under attack. In this episode of Let’s Find Common Ground, we meet…

Kyle Peters kicks off the 'Grit. Grace. Growth.' series looking at the idea/issue of fragility, living in a world of being defined by weakness in a negative sense, and where we are less able to deal with the blows of life, except for in Christ.

Week one of our God & Parenting series, Paul Maughan kicks off in Luke 15 taking a closer look at the two stories of parenting, Cape Town style and biblically.

Trust God's will.Common Ground

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

This week, Rigby Wallace from Common Ground, joined us and took a closer look into Colossians 1:27-28 and linked it to Hezekiah's Folly in the Old Testament.

Daniel was faithful over a lifetime.Common Ground

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The United States has one of the highest news avoidance rates in the world. Tens of millions of Americans don’t read, watch or listen to the news each day. The media is generally held in low regard. So, is there a better way to report and analyze current events that will satisfy readers’ interests? In this repeat episode, we hear from Mark Sappenfi…

In the final week of our series, 'Jesus: Hope for Sinners and Sufferers', Paul Maughan reminds us how we should take a moment to respond to the Good News of Christ, but also follow His example in service to our community.

Is anyone beyond the possibility of salvation?Common Ground

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

This week, Paul Maughan focuses on John 11, taking a closer look at Jesus' interactions with Martha and Mary.

How far are you willing to go to honor God?Common Ground

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

Are Americans really as divided as we think we are? One liberal and one conservative jumped in an old Volvo and drove along nearly 20,000 miles of roads and highways in a series of journeys to find the answer. They went through 44 states and met an extraordinary range of people along the way. At a time of political gridlock and hyper-partisanship, …

On week three of our Jesus: Hope for Sinners and Sufferers, Paul Maughan takes a closer look at two encounters Jesus had in John 3 & 4.

Living faithfully as a temporary resident of Earth. Hold on to your identity Christ and give Him the last say.Common Ground

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

This week Kyle Peters continues our series Jesus: Hope for Sinners and Sufferers Week 2 focusing on accepting Jesus' invitation.

1 Cor. 15, Revelation 21 I believe in the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.Common Ground

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

COMMON GROUND CHURCH of the CMAEvan Fowler

Love is a central force in mitigating conflict, says writer and entrepreneur Chloé Valdary. She founded the diversity and inclusion training company, The Theory of Enchantment, and has a unique take on how we can heal racial division and hatred inside organizations and across American society. Chloé developed a program for "compassionate anti-racis…

This week, Drew Murphy starts our new series, Jesus: Hope for Sinners and Sufferers.