2025 fellow Jeri Jones Sparks’ podcast with Reach Australia about the Good News Series and with Exponential Australia about faith in Generation Z.

2023 ADM Senior Fellow Zoe Earnshaw shares about brand-new YouTube channel, Real Life Bible, a Bible-teaching platform for Christian women.

Keep reading at Eternity News.

2023 Senior Fellow Rachel Ciano reviews Nick Tucker’s new book, ‘12 Things God Can’t Do… And How They Can Help You Sleep at Night’.

Keep reading at Themelios.

2020 ADM Senior Fellow Amanda Mason has reviewed her top 5 books to help Christians engage with a Buddhist worldview.

You can read her reviews at Christianity Today.

2021 ADM Fellow Jodie McIver joined 2017 Senior Research Fellow Dr. Meredith Lake on ABC’s Soul Search, to discuss Christian perspectives on pregnancy and birth.

Listen here, or through your preferred podcasting platform.

2019 ADM Senior Research Fellow Rev. Dr Dani Treweek speaks with Eternity News about her new book The Meaning of Singleness: Retrieving an Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church.

Read more here.

2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr. Louise Gosbell joins Rev. Professor John Swinton on ABC’s Soul Search to explore what disability theology can bring to our understanding of the resurrection. Their conversation is presented by 2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr Meredith Lake.

Listen here.

2021 ADM Fellow Rev. Lily Strachan shares her experience of living with bipolar and helps other to better understand and support those living with mental illness, across two articles for the Mental Health and Pastoral Care Institute.

Read more here.

2017 ADM Creative Fellow Jo Chew has won the 2023 John Glover Art Prize for her landscape painting ‘Tender’.

2018 ADM Senior Research Fellow Rev. Dr Kirsten Birkett joins The Church Society podcast to explore the history and use of journalling as Christians. She also discusses her new book Imperfect Reflections: The Art of Christian Journalling.

2021 ADM Fellow Jodie McIver joins the More Like Him podcast to share about what a Christian perspective can bring to experiences of pregnancy and giving birth.

2022 ADM Fellow Penny Reeve writes about her research into spirituality and teenagers, and considers how Australian writer Rosanne Hawke uses young adult fiction to explore doubt, faith and questions of belief.

Keep reading at InScribe.

2022 ADM Senior Fellow Dr Laurel Moffatt launches a new podcast on the Undeceptions network - Small Wonders.

Keep listening at Small Wonders or your preferred podcasting platform.

2022 ADM Senior Fellow Marlies Hartkamp highlights the importance of welcoming people with disabilities in our churches, and offers three small ways for churches to get started.

2022 ADM Senior Fellow Dr Katrina Clifford was interviewed for International Women’s Day, and shares about her work on changing the problematic culture in some university residential colleges, and growing leadership opportunities for young women.

2020 ADM Senior Fellow Amanda Mason spoke with Sydney Anglicans about how oral-based Bible studies can help people from diverse backgrounds access God’s word in community with other Christians.

2021 ADM Senior Fellow Stephanie Kate Judd speaks with Eternity News about her upcoming Annual Public Lecture, and how accepting our limitations can help us to engage with the challenges we face in new ways.

2020 ADM Senior Research Fellow Katie Tunks Leach shares her research on pastoral and spiritual care provided by chaplains to the ambulance service. She continues to work with both paramedics and chaplains to understand how to best ‘care for the carers’ in this challenging profession.

2021 ADM Senior Fellow Stephanie Kate Judd shares her personal experiences of coping with a major life upheaval in the early days of the COVID-19, and reminds us that “it is through hardship, not ease, that we become brighter versions of ourselves.”

2019 ADM Senior Research Fellow Rev. Dr Dani Treweek asks how we can help to look after the mental well-being of single person households (1 in 5 of all Sydney households) during lockdowns, and argues that it involves recognising a genuine breadth of relationships as being wonderfully essential to life.