139. Jonathan Doyle on self sabotage
This week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk to Jonathan Doyle about self sabotage, what it is, how it can affect our day-to-day living and how we can overcome it.
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk to Jonathan Doyle about self sabotage, what it is, how it can affect our day-to-day living and how we can overcome it.
Read MoreIn this episode, Tim and Des talk to Richard Fay from Brisbane about 'Parental Wounding' and Richard talks frankly and openly about the wounds that can disrupt our lives inflicted intentionally or unintentionally by and with our parents.
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talking to their mate and CEO of Focus on the Family Australia, Brett Ryan, about understanding healthy boundaries in our lives.
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk to their good friend and International speaker, Jonathan Doyle about core beliefs – what are they, how do they impact our lives and how can we change them if they no longer help us on our journey?
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk to their good friend, Pastor Rob Furlong about coveting, what does it mean, how does it impact our lives and how can we avoid the damage it can do.
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talks to Tim Brown, the founder of REUP Mens Movement, an organisation set up to help men throughout the world, learn how to become better men through discipleship, and relationship with our Lord. The courses from REUP Mens Movement take men on a journey of discovery, through the…
Read MoreIn this show on Momentum, Tim and Des talk with themselves about 2024 and what we can each do to make our lives better not only for us, but for those around us.
Read MoreThis week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk with their good friend and pastor, Rob Furlong, about the ‘Sabbath’. What is it? Is it relevant? Is it only for Jews or also for Christians.
Read MoreIn this show, Tim and Des talk about the value of connect groups, are they good, do we need them, and do we need men’s connect groups as a separate thing.
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