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- In Part 2 of my conversation with Emma Robinson, we’re getting into some of the harder and more faith-stretching parts of her story - learning to pray bold prayers while still trusting God with the outcome, navigating seasons of waiting, and finding purpose even when life doesn’t look the way you hoped it would. We also talk about the words that can hurt when you’re walking through infertility, and why sometimes simply showing up, listening and acknowledging someone’s loss can mean so much.
We also dive into Emma’s calling to speak and preach, what it has looked like navigating ministry as a woman when others don’t share the same convictions - people have even walked out while she was speaking. Through all of it, Emma’s heart is to follow God’s call, use the gifts He’s given her and point people back to Jesus. I loved this conversation and I hope it encourages you today!
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00:00 – Part 2: Welcome back & Emma’s journey continues
02:00 – Finding peace in the middle of unanswered prayer
05:00 – Learning to pray bold prayers
08:00 – Trusting God while still hoping for a child
11:00 – The comments that can hurt during infertility
14:00 – Showing up, listening & remembering the loss
17:00 – IVF, waiting & not putting life on hold
21:00 – Finding purpose beyond the dream you’re waiting for
25:00 – Emma’s calling to speak & preach
29:00 – Being a woman in ministry when others disagree
34:00 – “I’ve had people walk out” — navigating opposition
37:00 – Using your gifts for God’s glory
40:00 – Jesus Time & learning to hear God through His Word
42:00 – How Emma lives her faith outside of Sunday
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Outside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media. - In this episode, Laura and I are taking you behind the scenes of the Thinking Matters No Rivals conference in Auckland! We chat about some of our highlights from the weekend - from meeting the next generation of Christian thinkers to hearing from speakers like Annaliese and Nic Blackie, Dave Mann, Dr Luke Barnes and Abdu Murray, and recording some really great conversations along the way.
More than anything, we left the weekend so encouraged by what God is doing in the Christian space here in New Zealand. We talk about the importance of knowing why we believe what we believe, equipping the next generation, reaching people rather than rejecting them, and being willing to engage our nation with the gospel. We hope this episode leaves you encouraged and looking forward to the episode to come - we can't wait to share them with you!!
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0:00 – Why we’re doing things differently this week
1:05 – Behind the scenes & Thinking Matters highlights
3:35 – Equipping the next generation
5:15 – Reaching the Muslim community with the gospel
8:55 – Encouragement from Outside of Sunday listeners
10:45 – Why Christian camps matter
13:15 – The value of human life, abortion & the hope of Christ
18:15 – Dave Mann, Hope Project & why NZ needs the gospel
22:20 – From Christian nation to post-Christian NZ?
24:20 – Why apologetics matter
27:50 – The case for a Creator: science, reason & God
31:35 – Abdu Murray’s journey to faith
34:00 – The moments that made me cry
35:15 – Why we can be encouraged by what God is doing
37:00 – Why Thinking Matters matters & final encouragement
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Outside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media. - What happens when the life you thought you’d have doesn’t go according to plan? In this episode, I’m sitting down with Emma Robinson from Your Jesus Time to hear her story of growing up in a Christian home, coming to personally understand the gospel, studying at Bible college, meeting her husband, and finding your purpose in God.
Emma also shares vulnerably about her journey of trying to start a family, the questions and disappointment that came with waiting, and the moment she realised that her purpose couldn’t be dependent on becoming a mum. Then, in a deeply moving part of her story, she shares about losing her baby during the launch week of Your Jesus Time - and the unexplainable peace she and her husband experienced in the middle of their grief. This is a conversation about disappointment, purpose, lament, hope, and what it looks like to trust that God is still faithful when you can’t see what’s next.
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0:00 – Coming Up: Faith, Pregnancy Loss & Finding Peace
0:40 – Welcome & Introducing Emma Robinson from Your Jesus Time
2:35 – Emma’s Journey to Faith & Growing Up in a Christian Family
4:40 – Moving Countries as a Child & How It Shaped Her Faith
5:30 – The Gift of Christian Hospitality & Opening Your Home
8:40 – From Christian Kid to Truly Following Jesus
12:08 – Bible College, Studying Scripture & Understanding What You Believe
15:30 – University, Communications & Finding Her Calling
16:20 – How Emma Met Her Husband & Their Christian Marriage
18:28 – Emma’s Pregnancy & Infertility Journey
26:35 – Trusting God Through Disappointment & Unanswered Prayers
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Outside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media. - In this week’s Insights episode, Laura and I are talking honestly about motherhood, postpartum struggles and trusting God through the changing seasons of life. Laura shares her own experience with postpartum depression as we discuss the heartbreaking Lindsay Clancy case, the challenges many new mothers face, and the importance of support, understanding and taking postpartum mental health seriously.
We also reflect on the bittersweet reality of seasons coming to an end. As Laura prepares for her youngest child to start school, we talk about motherhood, identity, laying down passions for a season and remembering that the things God has placed in your heart don’t necessarily disappear forever. Motherhood is a season asks a lot from us - but the season isn’t forever.
Plus, we unpack the Cory Asbury and Forrest Frank shirtless photo controversy and share our thoughts on modesty, personal responsibility and avoiding judgment. We also discuss what to do when you're facing a big decision and God doesn’t seem to be giving you a clear answer. Wherever you find yourself right now, we hope this conversation encourages you to trust God with the season you’re in - and with whatever comes next.
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0:00 - Coming Up
0:35 - Welcome + a special announcement
3:47 - Cory Asbury & Forrest Frank: The shirtless photo controversy
9:28 - What does biblical modesty really mean?
15:20 - Recapping our conversation with Aleisha
16:33 - Laura’s initial thoughts on Aleisha’s story
18:25 - Laura’s stay-at-home mum season is coming to an end
19:55 - What do you do when God doesn’t make the decision clear?
27:40 - Motherhood, sacrifice & laying down your passions for a season
29:34 - The Lindsay Clancy trial: motherhood, tragedy & postpartum mental health
35:53 - Laura shares her experience with postpartum depression
51:53 - Final thoughts: trusting God through every season
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Outside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media. Episode 219 - Lessons from Christian Dating & Finding My Passion: Aleisha, Part 2
31/08/2026 | 45 mins.Click here for part 1!
In Part 2 of our conversation with Aleisha, we unpack some of the lessons she learned from her Christian dating experience. From protecting your heart and not rushing relationships, to navigating boundaries, spiritual intimacy and learning to enjoy the season of singleness, Aleisha shares honestly about some of the things she wishes she had done differently - and the advice she would give Christians navigating dating today.
We also hear how Aleisha found her purpose and passion through creativity and photography. From unexpectedly discovering a love for photography, to building a successful business, stepping away from it for a season, grieving what she thought was over, and eventually feeling God call her back - her story is a beautiful reminder that God can lead us through every season of life.
Whether you're dating, single, figuring out your purpose or wondering what God is doing in your current season, we hope this conversation encourages you to protect your heart, trust God's timing and keep following Him wherever He leads.
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1:36 – “I’m Done With Guys”: Choosing God and a New Season
2:18 – Discovering Her Passion for Graphic Design
2:43 – Convicted to Stand Out as a Christian
2:58 – YWAM or Design School? Making a Big Decision
3:48 – When a Christian Friend Called Her Out
4:44 – What I Would Do Differently in Dating
5:05 – Can Christians Get Spiritually Intimate Too Soon?
6:27 – Why You Should Enjoy Your Season of Singleness
6:48 – Christian Dating Advice: Protect Your Heart
7:48 – Dating Boundaries, Purity & Honouring God
1:03:11 – Getting Back Together and Fighting for Their Relationship
1:07:08 – How Photography Became Her Unexpected Passion
1:13:16 – Why She Closed Her Successful Photography Business
1:15:13 – Grieving the Loss of a Passion
1:17:24 – Three Signs From God to Return to Photography
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Outside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
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