H3O Church Podcast

What if judgment reveals more about us than others? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in Matthew 7 and the call to live with mercy.

Jesus' teachings on money and not worrying can sometimes sound crazy to our modern ears, but what if God actually does know what we need?

As we continue our focus on The Lord's Prayer this week, Cam pulls on a few past learnings to present a way to engage with it as part of our daily/weekly rhythms.

This week Todd and Cam sit down to unpack The Lord’s Prayer—its liturgical depth, Jesus’ call to pray this way, and how it shapes our posture toward life.

How can we pray when we don't feel like it? How can we avoid our prayer life only being an extension of our feelings?

This week Monique takes us through Jesus' command to love our enemies, and offers an interesting take on a well known passage.

As we enter our communal Lent reading plan at H3O, what's a way we can read scripture for formation, not just information.

What did Jesus think of the Bible of His day? What was his understanding of these laws that were ancient even for Him? This week, Todd breaks all this down.

This week Todd gives some context and thoughts around our upcoming Lent series

Cam looks at Jesus' words that we are, and called to be salt and light in this world. Matthew 5: 13-16

As we begin our series journeying through the Sermon on the Mount, Todd takes us through the beatitudes. 

The context and heart behind our community rhythm!

As we come back together for 2025, we look ahead at our vision. Taking roots from the very first words of our planters 12 years ago to marrying that with our ambitions today, Todd lays out where we are headed 2025 and beyond. H3O is a church that embraces and whole of life faith and provides you with the practical resources to go deeper in your faith no matter what stage you are at as a follower o...

In a world of digital distraction, hurry and anxiety, we desperately need a structure in place to give us space for God to form us. This week Todd looks at the ancient practice of a Rule of Life and possible ways we can utilise this as a community. 

If it is true that everything belongs to God, what does that mean for our lives as stewards of God's resources? This week Cam take us through how generosity reflects God's heart, it pushes back on our consumerist culture and helps us to grow in our likeness to Jesus.

Todd sits down with Nancy Cox, a founding member of Narraweena Baptist Church and discusses the formation of NBC, her 75 years so far of following Jesus and how quite often it is during pain and trials that we are closest with God.

We live in a culture where accumulation and acquisition are often celebrated on the path to security and happiness. Todd explains how the pursuit of possessions creates hurry and anxiety, while simplicity provides the space needed to embrace the life of generosity that Jesus calls us to. By slowing down and cultivating this simplicity, we can train our hearts to be deeply happy and content amongst...

We all want to be happy, but many of the things our culture tells us we need in order to be happy, often more money or possessions, don’t actually make us happier. When we practice generosity, we not only experience more happiness, but we also turn our hearts from a scarcity mentality to the abundance mentality of Jesus.

Huw from Christians Against Poverty takes us through the wisdom and folly in Proverbs 9 and contextualises it for todays world.  If you would like to find out more about Christians Against Poverty, you can do so here: https://capaust.org/ 

What is Babylon in our day and age and what is our role as followers of Jesus to resist and break the cycle?

The words justice and righteousness are often paired together, particularly in the Hebrew scriptures. How can these to words properly embodied today, be a form of worship to God?

As we dust off the book of Amos, Todd explores how the idolatry and short-sightedness of the Israelites is eerily similar to us today.