The Inspiration Project ACC

On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to Pastor Mark Varughese the founder and senior leader of Kingdomcity about the humble origins of Kingdomcity, why Mark left Australia to start a church in Malaysia, Mark’s “burning bush” experience, how can someone have a deep understanding of faith, how Mark became a Christian, walking away from a law career to pursue a life dedicated to Jesus, having a crisis of identity and what that taught Mark about Jesus, we are all ordinary but have an extraordinary God, understanding the phrase, “God willing” and what that means and how Mark’s years as a lawyer prepared him for life as a pastor. 
Episode Summary
Why Mark left Australia to start a church in Malaysia Mark’s “burning bush” experience How someone is able to have a deep understanding of faith How Mark became a Christian Walking away from a law career to pursue a life dedicated to JesusHaving a Crisis of identity and what that taught Mark about Jesus The meaning of we are all ordinary people but we serve an extraordinary God Understanding the phrase, “God willing” How Mark’s years as a lawyer prepared him for life as a pastor
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On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to best-selling author Derrick Kinney about the importance of money, how to manage money well, how Christians should view money, how to help young people manage their money well, how Derrick has been able to make money easy to understand, how Derrick became a Christian, why he’s interested in finance and why he wants to help people get more money, why money isn’t bad but in fact good, why some Christians believe money is evil, and Simple Teen Success. 
Episode Summary
How Christians should view money How to manage money well How Derrick became a ChristianThe importance of money How to help young people manage their money well How Derrick has been able to make money easy to understand Why Derrick became interested in finance and why he wants to help people get more money Why money isn’t bad but good and why you need more of it Why some Christians believe money is evil Simple Teen Success - Setting up your child for a bright financial future

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On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to Australian Lawyer, commentator, Preacher and former head of the Australian Christian Lobby now CEO of Answers in Genesis, Martyn Iles about the issues surrounding the Israel Folau comments, dealing with the difficult question of, “Do gay people go to hell?” on ABC Q&A, why he moved to America, his time with The Australian Christian Lobby, how Martyn became a Christian, navigating his calling to serve God early in life, why he chose to become a lawyer, why Martyn decided to start preaching the Gospel on social media, how Christians should deal with the new anti-Christian propaganda being pushed today, why we are living through the book of Daniel today and seeking the providence of God today. 
Episode Summary

Dealing with the issues surrounding the Israel Folau comments Why Martyn left Australia to move to America and become the CEO of Answers in Genesis How Martyn was able to navigate the difficult question of, “Do gay people go to hell?” on ABC Q&AMartyn’s time with the Australian Christian Lobby How Martyn became a Christian Navigating his calling to serve God early in his life and why he chose to become a LawyerWhy Martyn decided to preach the Gospel on Social Media How Christians should deal with the new anti-Christian propaganda being pushed today Why we are living through the book of Daniel today What seeking the providence of God looks like today
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On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to Rumbi Mabambe executive officer of the Chain Reaction Foundation in the Mount Druitt Learning Ground about how Rumbi got involved with Chain Reaction Foundation, What life was like growing up in Zimbabwe to then coming to live in Australia, life as an Immigrant, giving children in disadvantaged homes better opportunities to thrive, helping children feel like they are able to do and be more than they think, how to help children who struggle with their identity and how Rumbi continues to find strength to show up for disadvantaged children in tough situations.
Episode Summary
How Rumbi became a Christian How Rumbi got involved with Chain Reaction Foundation in the Mount Druitt Learning Ground Growing up in Zimbabwe and then coming to Australia as an Immigrant Giving children in disadvantaged homes better opportunities to thrive Helping children feel like they are “Able” to do and be more than they think How to help children who struggle with their identity How Rumbi continues to find strength to show up for disadvantaged children in tough communities and households
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On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to Dr. Owen Strachan about the current war on men. They discuss what led Dr. Strachan into ministry, how he became a Christian, what it means to be a biblical man, why men are under attack in today’s culture, why Toxic masculinity is actually a toxic idea, where and how the war on men began, what it would take to fix this issue in society today, how Dr. Strachan would answer a modern feminist who disagrees there is a war on men, and What does Dr. Strachan mean by the notion of re enchanting the world.
Episode Summary

The current war on menWhy men are under attack in today’s cultureWhere and how the war on men beganWhat is means to be a biblical man and why that’s importantWhy toxic masculinity is actually a toxic ideaWhat it would take to fix the war on menHow Dr. Strachan would answer a modern feminist who disagrees there is a war on menWhat does Dr. Strachan mean by the notion of re enchanting the world

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On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to former Premier of New South Wales Mike Baird about modeling good Christian leadership. They discuss why Mike decided to enter into politics, how he became the 44th Premier of New South Wales, what the job involved, The Lindt Cafe Siege and the responsibility to look after the families and communities impacted, how Mike became a Christian, why faith has played an important role in Mike’s life and career, Mike’s new role as CEO of HammondCare, and the contrast between public service vs private service.
Episode Summary
How to model good Christian leadership in lifeWhy Mike decided to enter into politicsHow Mike became the 44th Premier of New South WalesWhat being Premier involved and the pressures the job carried with itThe Lindt Cafe Siege, how Mike was able to look after all those impactedHow Mike became a ChristianWhy Faith has played an important role in Mike’s life and careerMike’s new role as CEO of HammondCareThe contrast between public service vs private service. Is there a difference?

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