Kara Hartley's guest appearances

Kara Hartley

Centre for Christian Living podcast

The Pastor's Heart with Dominic Steele

Aspire 

Archie Poulos

Paul Grimmond

Graham Beynon

Dan Wu

Ruth Lukabyo

Mikey Lynch

Chase Kuhn

Kanishka Raffel

Jenny Brown

Simon Gillham

Akos Balogh

Mark Earngey

Sam Allberry

Ying Yee

Dani Treweek

OwlTail

Violence is not only a physical activity, it's also something that lurks in our hearts. The Lord Jesus cautions us that refraining from physical violence is only half of the equation. We are also liable for our thoughts towards one another. Kingdom righteousness demands that Christians pursue reconciliation with one another, rather than harbouring a grudge. This is urgent work!At our first live event in March 2022, CCL Director Chase Kuhn and Archdeacon for Women Kara Hartley consider how the command to not murder exposes the anger in our hearts.For a full transcript and show notes, visit https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-075/

Violence is not only a physical activity, it's also something that lurks in our hearts. The Lord Jesus cautions us that refraining from physical violence is only half of the equation. We are also liable for our thoughts towards one another. Kingdom righteousness demands that Christians pursue reconciliation with one another, rather than harbouring a grudge. This is urgent work! At our first live event in March 2022, CCL Director Chase Kuhn and Archdeacon for Women Kara Hartley consider how the command to not murder exposes the anger in our hearts. For a full transcript and show notes, visit <a href="https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-075/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-075/</a>

Podcast episode 075: Commanding the heart: Anger with Chase Kuhn and Kara Hartley

One of the most horrible realities of living life in a broken world is knowing violence in your own home. Each person expects to have safety and security amongst their nearest and dearest. And yet, because of sin, too many people—women, children and even men—don’t enjoy safety in their homes. This has been true of families since the first family, when Cain killed Abel. But unfortunately, this remains true for too many families even now.On this episode of the CCL podcast, we’re considering the terrible reality of domestic violence. Many have been coming to terms with the sad fact that this isn’t just an issue “out there”, but actually one that is “in here”—that is, in our churches. What _is_ domestic abuse? How should you respond if you’re a victim? How should we care for perpetrators? And what can or should we do as onlookers?For transcript and show notes, visit https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-063/

One of the most horrible realities of living life in a broken world is knowing violence in your own home. Each person expects to have safety and security amongst their nearest and dearest. And yet, because of sin, too many people—women, children and even men—don’t enjoy safety in their homes. This has been true of families since the first family, when Cain killed Abel. But unfortunately, this remains true for too many families even now. On this episode of the CCL podcast, we’re considering the terrible reality of domestic violence. Many have been coming to terms with the sad fact that this isn’t just an issue “out there”, but actually one that is “in here”—that is, in our churches. What _is_ domestic abuse? How should you respond if you’re a victim? How should we care for perpetrators? And what can or should we do as onlookers? For transcript and show notes, visit <a href="https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-063/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-063/</a>

Podcast episode 063: Domestic abuse in the church with Kara Hartley

Kara Hartley is the Archdeacon for Women's Ministry for the Sydney Anglican Diocese. Although she initially thought she wanted to do ministry in Africa, she ended up to her surprise doing ministry in Sydney for 20+ years. 

Kara Hartley is the Archdeacon for Women's Ministry for the Sydney Anglican Diocese. Although she initially thought she wanted to do ministry in Africa, she ended up to her surprise doing ministry in Sydney for 20+ years.

Kara Hartley: Africa to Archdeacon 