The Jesus Way · Movement 2 · From Competition to Compassion What Still Gets to You? There’s a question I’ve been asking people lately, in conversations over coffee, in small groups, in the quiet margins after church. It’s a simple question, but it tends to open...
Christian Spirituality and Public Life
The Graham Joseph Hill Podcast
I’ve released the trailer and first episode of my new podcast (“The Graham Joseph Hill Podcast”). I’ve provided links to where to listen to the podcast below, and the first episode is “Exvangelicals and the Exodus: Spiritual Lessons for Deconstructing Faith.” Podcast...
The Week That Changed Everything – A Special Easter Reflection
The Jesus Way – A Special Easter Reflection (Luke 22–24; John 13; 19–20) The Story We Think We Know Every year it comes around. The palms, the prayers, the somber Friday, the lilies on Sunday morning. We know the sequence. We’ve heard the readings. Many of us could...
Advance Australia Fairer: Reclaiming “Fair” as a Call to Justice
Few words in Australian public life carry as many layers as the word “fair.” It sits at the heart of our national anthem, Advance Australia Fair, and echoes through our most cherished cultural expression, the “fair go.” In recent years, a lively debate has emerged...
The Good Samaritan – Luke 10:25–37
The Jesus Way · Movement 2 · From Competition to Compassion The Art of Looking Away You’ve done it. I’ve done it. We’ve all done it. Someone is sitting on the pavement outside the train station with a cardboard sign and a paper cup. You see them from twenty meters...
Advance Australia Fairer: A Book for Australians Who Believe We Can Do Better, Together
Every nation must pause to ask: Who are we becoming? Australia stands at such a moment. We inherit a stunning land, a rich mix of cultures, a vibrant democracy, and a spirit of resilience. The language of the “fair go” still stirs something deep within us. But...
Born, Not Built: A Book for Christians Who Sense That Something Is Shifting
A child kneels beside her bed, hands folded, eyes closed. “Alexa,” she whispers, “can you pray with me?” Across town, a widow cradles her tablet, pouring out her grief to an AI companion that never tires, never judges, and never truly hears. In a university library,...
Who Is the Greatest? – Mark 9:33–37
The Jesus Way · Movement 2 · From Competition to Compassion The Argument Nobody Admits To You’ve had this conversation. Maybe not out loud. Maybe never in words at all. But you’ve had it. You’re sitting in a meeting, and someone gets praised for an idea you had first....
The Barn is Never Big Enough – Luke 12:13–21
The Jesus Way · Movement 1 · From Material Success to Spiritual Riches The Obituary Test Here’s an exercise that will ruin your afternoon in the best possible way. Write your own obituary. Not the one you’d want published, the polished version with the impressive...
Consider the Lilles – Matthew 6:25–34
The Jesus Way · Movement 1 · From Material Success to Spiritual Riches 3 a.m. There’s an hour of the night when the mind turns predatory. You know the hour. You were sleeping, or almost sleeping, and then something shifts. A thought surfaces. It might be small at...
The One Thing You Lack – Mark 10:17–27
The Jesus Way · Movement 1 · From Material Success to Spiritual Riches The One Who Got Away There’s a particular kind of sadness that comes from choosing something you already know is second-best. You see it in the person who stays in a career they have outgrown...
Where Your Treasure Is – Matthew 6:19–21
The Jesus Way is a life of radical discipleship to Christ, marked by love, grace, humility, justice, and communion with God and others. It means living the gospel daily, surrendering self-interest, embracing compassion, rejecting worldly power, and embodying peace, generosity, truth, and divine love. It’s a life rooted in prayer, worship, and abiding in God’s presence: drawing life from Christ as the true vine, listening to the Spirit’s voice, and walking in daily dependence upon God’s sustaining grace.










