Robert Webber's guest appearances

Robert Webber

The Immigration Lawyers Podcast | Discussing Visas, Green Cards & Citizenship: Practice & Policy

Epiclesis

'Influence Me' Leadership Podcasts - Andrew Short AFSM

Nick Dunn

Brian Cox

Rod Dreher

Simon Peter

Craig Harper

Alison Hill

Kerry Howard

Stuart Ellis

Michael Grinder

Greg Leach

Cornel Mich

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As it is said, from little things big things grow. Robert’s initial experience with the fire services was as an untrained and ineffectual volunteer firefighter with the CFA in the early 1980’s. In 1983 he fled the Ash Wednesday fires with his wife and month old daughter, and shortly thereafter while he worked in TAFE, and before the era of Certificates, he conducted many Train-the-Trainer programs for the CFA trainers at Fiskville. Robert went on to work with the Fiskville trainers to develop training packages to improve the skills of the CFA volunteers. In the mid-90’s he escaped Ballarat’s miserable winters and moved to Maleny. Around that time a major review of Queensland’s fire services lead to a major restructure. 81 fire boards in local government were replaced by a single fire service and this is was the early genesis of the current QFES. Robert worked within the new organisation with its exceptional people for many years to develop the capability of the new teams. He went on to do similar work with QAS and other agencies within the Emergency Services. Robert has also worked on major and minor organisational development projects in other sectors and across the globe. He is currently retired but always happy to support people doing good work with good people.

As it is said, from little things big things grow. Robert’s initial experience with the fire services was as an untrained and ineffectual volunteer firefighter with the CFA in the early 1980’s. In 1983 he fled the Ash Wednesday fires with his wife and month old daughter, and shortly thereafter while he worked in TAFE, and before the era of Certificates, he conducted many Train-the-Trainer programs for the CFA trainers at Fiskville. Robert went on to work with the Fiskville trainers to develop training packages to improve the skills of the CFA volunteers. In the mid-90’s he escaped Ballarat’s miserable winters and moved to Maleny. Around that time a major review of Queensland’s fire services lead to a major restructure. 81 fire boards in local government were replaced by a single fire service and this is was the early genesis of the current QFES. Robert worked within the new organisation with its exceptional people for many years to develop the capability of the new teams. He went on to do similar work with QAS and other agencies within the Emergency Services. Robert has also worked on major and minor organisational development projects in other sectors and across the globe. He is currently retired but always happy to support people doing good work with good people.

”From Little Things, Big Things Grow” Robert Webber - ‘Influence Me’ - Leadership Podcast - Season 2 - Episode 2

Here's another episode of “60 Seconds with Robert Webber,” a regular audio feature here at Epiclesis.In this installment, Bob sums up his teaching on how the Emmaus Road story is a template for worship, and a journey that he himself has been on his whole life, with a look at what happens at Table.

Here's another episode of “60 Seconds with Robert Webber,” a regular audio feature here at Epiclesis. In this installment, Bob sums up his teaching on how the Emmaus Road story is a template for worship, and a journey that he himself has been on his whole life, with a look at what happens at Table.

60 Seconds with Robert Webber: What Happens at Table? Transfiguration

Here's another installment of "60 Seconds with Robert Webber," a regular feature here at Epiclesis.In this audio clip, Bob says that worship doesn't have a life of its own, that it doesn't proceed from us-- but rather does God's story. And when worship does God's story, some pretty remarkable things happen.

Here's another installment of "60 Seconds with Robert Webber," a regular feature here at Epiclesis. In this audio clip, Bob says that worship doesn't have a life of its own, that it doesn't proceed from us-- but rather does God's story. And when worship does God's story, some pretty remarkable things happen.