This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan Hoffman is joined by Jonathan Dykes, Executive Director of KCC, for a conversation about faith, conferences, and the importance of walking with God through every season of life.Jonathan shares his own journey to faith and reflects on the deep roots his family has with KCC, an organisation that has faithfully served churches for generations. They chat about the heart behind KCC conferences, the exciting launch of the new young adults conference Spark, and why these events are designed to complement the life of the local church.The conversation also explores what it looks like to follow Jesus through middle age, remaining rooted in God's Word and committed to the everyday rhythms of faith. Whether you're a long-time conference attendee or simply looking for encouragement in your walk with Christ, this episode is filled with wisdom, humility and hope.Watch the full video interview or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan and Ardin sit down with our very own Mel Cullen! Mel shares what it was like growing up as a pastor’s kid, her journey of faith in a Christian home and her passion for seeing young people grow in their relationship with Jesus.She also talks about her heart for youth ministry and where she'd love to see God at work in the next generation.This is a warm, honest and encouraging conversation you won't want to miss. Tune in now!

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan and Ardin are joined by Kelly Wisner. Originally from Jonathan’s homeland of the USA, Kelly shares her remarkable journey serving as a missionary in South East Asia among a predominantly Muslim population. After spending six years on the mission field, Kelly experienced deep burnout, eventually finding herself in Australia working with Open Doors.Kelly speaks openly and honestly about the pressures she carried, what burnout taught her, and what she would say to her younger self looking back. Through it all, she learned the importance of not depending on her own strength, but fully leaning on and trusting in the Lord.The conversation also explores the similarities between Christians and Muslims, the surprising ways God is moving among Muslim communities, and the importance of mentorship, support, and learning to work within your God-given limitations. It’s a thoughtful, vulnerable and deeply encouraging episode about faithfulness, weakness and trusting God to bring the growth.

This Week At Windsor welcomes Sue Tompsett to the podcast with hosts Jonathan and Ardin. Sue is the Worship, Creative and Planning Coordinator at Community Life Church in Cherrybrook and brings with her years of experience in worship and ministry leadership. Having known Jonathan for many years, the conversation feels personal, reflective and full of wisdom gathered across many seasons of ministry.Sue shares her own journey of faith, including the powerful words God placed on her heart as a young woman: “I am in you.” She speaks about her deep love for music and corporate worship, reflecting on the unique way music can bypass the mind and speak directly to the heart — and how powerful that becomes when God is at the centre of it all.The conversation also touches on hope, hopelessness, navigating difficult seasons in church life, and learning to recognise God’s hand even in the hard moments. Sue speaks warmly about the current season at her own church, describing a growing sense of "faithfulness and faith filled-ness" among the congregation.It’s a thoughtful and encouraging conversation, take a listen to find out more!

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan Hoffman is joined by Kylie Faulks, Kathy Johnson and Gwen Parkhill for a warm and honest conversation about motherhood in all its different seasons. Together they share about raising families, navigating church life with young children, and the joys and challenges that come with being a mum.The conversation also explores the importance of having a village around you and what it means to be part of someone else’s village too. Filled with wisdom, laughter, encouragement and real-life stories, this episode is a beautiful reminder that motherhood was never meant to be done alone.

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan and Ardin are joined by Katharine Montoya for a rich and honest conversation about faith, identity, and finding your place in the life of the church.Katharine shares her journey to faith, navigating different church spaces, from Baptist to Pentecostal and then back to Baptist again. The conversation also explores her unique role in the church with the realities of church life behind the scenes; admin, processes, and the ongoing work of building healthy and safe churches in light of the Royal Commission. Along the way, Katharine speaks candidly about her experience working within the Church Health Team with feeling out of place within a team of all Pastors and the innate human nature to compare ourselves to those around us.It’s a thoughtful and wide-ranging episode that reminds us we are each made intentionally, and invited to live with purpose right where God has placed us.

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan and Ardin sit down with Gino Rositano, a young and energetic member of our church who was baptised earlier this year. Gino shares his journey to faith, growing up in a Catholic background and discovering a deep love for the Word of God.He opens up about what it’s been like to follow Jesus within a close-knit family, all working together in the family business, and the challenges of navigating faith in that environment. Gino also speaks honestly about his struggles with depression and how he’s come to understand his purpose and identity in Christ.It’s a real, heartfelt conversation about faith, family, and finding hope.

This week on This Week At Windsor, Jonathan sits down with Nick Hood, CEO of CRU. Nick shares what CRU is all about and the many ways they’re reaching young people with the gospel — through school camps, lunchtime programs and school holiday camps. It’s a powerful glimpse into what God is doing in schools and in the lives of students across the country.Nick also opens up about his own journey to faith, his years serving in CRU, studying at Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC), working in an pastoral and evangelical role at Newcastle University, and how God has brought him full circle back to CRU in his current role as CEO. It’s an encouraging conversation about calling, leadership and the next generation.If you'd like to learn more about CRU school programs, head to cru.edu.au Or for school holiday programs, head to crucamps.com.au

Season 5 is here! After a long break since Christmas, This Week At Windsor is back, and this time Jonathan and Ardin finally turn the tables.In Episode 1, they sit down with Katie Macgregor, the producer behind the podcast. Katie shares her journey to faith, how her family came to WDBC, and what life looks like in this season of motherhood. The conversation dives into the pressures mums face today, the unseen mental load that so often comes with raising young children, and the joy and challenge of doing it all in a world that constantly has something to say.They also chat about the newly restarted playgroup, Playtime, and why there’s so much excitement about seeing it back up and running.It’s honest, thoughtful and a fitting way to kick off a new season.

This Week At Windsor wraps up 2025 with a special final episode featuring Jonathan and Ardin. They share their Christmas holiday plans and reflect on the year that was, looking back on some of the guests and conversations that really stood out to them. There’s plenty of fun along the way too, including a round of Would You Rather (Christmas edition), before brainstorming what the podcast could look like in the year ahead.It’s a light, joy-filled way to close out the year and say thank you for listening. Merry Christmas and see you in 2026!