Michael Jensen and Megan Powell du Toit kick off this teaser with exciting news: With All Due Respect is partnering with Hope1032, Sydney's community-funded radio station, for a fresh season launching January 15th, 2026.

If you're tired of polarised debates and want to see how people can disagree well on the big stuff, you're in for a banger! Next season, Michael and Megan are diving into cultural apologetics, immigration debates, true crime through a Christian lens, and finding the sacred in everyday life. They're tackling the contentious issues many of us wrestle with—but doing it with grace and genuine conversation.

Big thanks to WADR's sponsor, Morling College, whose commitment to deep thinking and respectful dialogue aligns perfectly with the podcast's mission. Morling offers courses in ministry, theology, counselling, and chaplaincy—all designed for discipleship formation. Check out their online open night on February 5th, 2026.

Get ready for conversations that challenge without the aggro.

Michael Jensen and Megan Powell du Toit kick off this teaser with exciting news: <a href="https://thewadrproject.com/podcast/">With All Due Respect</a> is partnering with Hope1032, Sydney's community-funded radio station, for a fresh season launching January 15th, 2026.
If you're tired of polarised debates and want to see how people can disagree well on the big stuff, you're in for a banger! Next season, Michael and Megan are diving into cultural apologetics, immigration debates, true crime through a Christian lens, and finding the sacred in everyday life. They're tackling the contentious issues many of us wrestle with&mdash;but doing it with grace and genuine conversation.
Big thanks to WADR's sponsor, Morling College, whose commitment to deep thinking and respectful dialogue aligns perfectly with the podcast's mission. Morling offers courses in ministry, theology, counselling, and chaplaincy&mdash;all designed for discipleship formation. Check out their <a href="https://info.morling.edu.au/open-night">online open night on February 5th, 2026.</a>
Get ready for conversations that challenge without the aggro.

NEW SEASON - WADR Partners with Hope1032!

This episode has been one of the highest listened to episodes in the WADR catalogue! With schoolies ongoing as well as the holiday season just over the horizon, we'd like to replay this ep and to stir some thought and discussion.

Discuss!? Glad you asked - head to our WADR group here on Facebook!

 

In this episode, the WADR team talk about how to have better sex. No, this is not Megan and Michael's opportunity to present the evangelical version of the karma sutra. Rather, they want to talk about the ways Christianity has got sex right - or a lot of the time wrong - and what can be done better for everyone's sake. 
First up, Megan and Michael invite on to the show the co-author of the influential Christian book The Great Sex Rescue, Sheila Wray Gregoire. Sheila shares what she and her co-authors discovered when they talked to 22,000 Christian women. 
Then the WADR duo talk about the Australian #metoo moment and what they think about consent education. 
Finally, we finish the show with the film Give Me Sex Jesus, a title that sells itself. And consider this your warning. This episode is talking about sex, so it is definitely for mature audiences.

LINKS

Follow this link to check out Sheila's book, The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended, by Sheila Wray Gregoire, psychology graduate Rebecca Gregoire Lindenbach and epidemiologist and statistician Joanna Sawatsky.

You can watch Give Me Sex Jesus for free on Vimeo - it's a Staff Pick!

This episode has been one of the highest listened to episodes in the WADR catalogue! With schoolies ongoing as well as the holiday season just over the horizon, we'd like to replay this ep and to stir some thought and discussion.
Discuss!? Glad you asked - head to our&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/WADRbyEternityNews">WADR group here on Facebook</a>!
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In this episode, the WADR team talk about how to have better sex. No, this is not&nbsp;Megan and Michael's opportunity to present the evangelical version of the karma sutra. Rather, they want to talk about the ways Christianity has got sex right - or a lot of the time wrong - and what can be done better for everyone's sake.&nbsp; First up, Megan and Michael invite on to the show the co-author of the influential Christian book&nbsp;The Great Sex Rescue, Sheila Wray Gregoire. Sheila shares what she and her co-authors discovered when they talked to 22,000 Christian women.&nbsp; Then the WADR duo talk about the Australian #metoo moment and what they think about consent education.&nbsp; Finally, we finish the show with the film&nbsp;Give Me Sex Jesus,&nbsp;a title that sells itself. And consider this your warning. This episode is talking about sex, so it is definitely for mature audiences. LINKS Follow this link to check out Sheila's book,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.amazon.com.au/Great-Sex-Rescue-Recover-Intended/dp/1540900827">The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended</a>, by Sheila Wray Gregoire, psychology graduate Rebecca Gregoire Lindenbach and epidemiologist and statistician Joanna Sawatsky. You can&nbsp;<a href="https://vimeo.com/137784146">watch Give Me Sex Jesus</a>&nbsp;for free on Vimeo - it's a Staff Pick!

BEST OF - Better Sex

It’s the final episode for season 10 of With All Due Respect!

This year marks 1700 years since the creation of the Nicene Creed, one of Christianity's seminal documents (outside of the Bible).

Our hosts discuss why this creed matters and debate whether more churches should use it in their services.

Theologian Beth Felker Jones then joins the show to discuss the creed's historical and theological significance, before Michael and Megan share their thoughts on the 2017 documentary The Song Keepers.

It’s the final episode for season 10 of With All Due Respect!This year marks 1700 years since the creation of the Nicene Creed, one of Christianity's seminal documents (outside of the Bible).Our hosts discuss why this creed matters and debate whether more churches should use it in their services.Theologian Beth Felker Jones then joins the show to discuss the creed's historical and theological significance, before Michael and Megan share their thoughts on the 2017 documentary The Song Keepers.

Nicene Creed

This week, our hosts are joined by AFES worker Christine Jolly to discuss whether Gen Z women are going missing from the church, while their male counterparts convert in droves.

Michael and Megan attempt to make sense of this concerning trend before turning their attention to the 2024 biographical thriller Cabrini, which tells the story of the first American saint, Francesca Cabrini.


(00:00) - - Intro
(01:36) - - Be Our Guest
(41:39) - - For Arguements Sake
(53:36) - - Through The Wardrobe

This week, our hosts are joined by AFES worker Christine Jolly to discuss whether Gen Z women are going missing from the church, while their male counterparts convert in droves.Michael and Megan attempt to make sense of this concerning trend before turning their attention to the 2024 biographical thriller Cabrini, which tells the story of the first American saint, Francesca Cabrini.<ul><li>(00:00) - - Intro</li>
<li>(01:36) - - Be Our Guest</li>
<li>(41:39) - - For Arguements Sake</li>
<li>(53:36) - - Through The Wardrobe</li>
</ul>

The Missing Women

This week, Michael and Megan grapple with the problem of pain. 

It’s a complex issue for Christians - some seek out pain as a spiritual discipline, while for others, pain can drive them away from faith altogether. 

Professor Philip Siddall joins the show to help us further understand why pain occurs - and how to deal with it, both physically and spiritually. 

Finally, our hosts cast a critical eye over the second season of the hit TV series Severance. 

Out now, wherever you get your podcasts.


(00:00) - - Intro
(01:36) - - For Arguments Sake 
(18:04) - - Be Our Guest
(47:34) - - Through The Wardrobe

This week, Michael and Megan grapple with the problem of pain. It’s a complex issue for Christians - some seek out pain as a spiritual discipline, while for others, pain can drive them away from faith altogether. Professor Philip Siddall joins the show to help us further understand why pain occurs - and how to deal with it, both physically and spiritually. Finally, our hosts cast a critical eye over the second season of the hit TV series Severance. Out now, wherever you get your podcasts.<ul><li>(00:00) - - Intro</li>
<li>(01:36) - - For Arguments Sake </li>
<li>(18:04) - - Be Our Guest</li>
<li>(47:34) - - Through The Wardrobe</li>
</ul>

Pain

This week, Michael and Megan tackle the difficult topic of church control. 

They discuss how much—if any—control churches should be allowed to have over members and how to safeguard against any misuse of power by leaders.

Christian psychologist Kylie Walls then joins the show for a sobering discussion on spiritual abuse, before our hosts review the hit podcast Sons of Patriarchy, which deals with the hyper-conservative ministry of Douglas Wilson.

If this episode has raised concerns for you, help is available. Call 1800 737 732, or head to the website 1800respect.org.au.


(01:20) - - For Arguments Sake
(18:42) - - Be Our Guest
(50:52) - - Through The Wardrobe

This week, Michael and Megan tackle the difficult topic of church control. They discuss how much—if any—control churches should be allowed to have over members and how to safeguard against any misuse of power by leaders.Christian psychologist Kylie Walls then joins the show for a sobering discussion on spiritual abuse, before our hosts review the hit podcast Sons of Patriarchy, which deals with the hyper-conservative ministry of Douglas Wilson.If this episode has raised concerns for you, help is available. Call 1800 737 732, or head to the website 1800respect.org.au.<ul><li>(01:20) - - For Arguments Sake</li>
<li>(18:42) - - Be Our Guest</li>
<li>(50:52) - - Through The Wardrobe</li>
</ul>

The Controlling Church

The recent feature film ‘Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin' attracted controversy for its portrayal of Europe’s most celebrated martyr of the 20th century.

There are so many questions surrounding the life of Bonhoeffer - chief among them, how involved was he in the botched 20 July plot to kill Hitler?

Our hosts this week share their thoughts on the film and are also joined by Center for Pastor Theologians President Dr. Joel Lawrence to discuss Bonhoeffer's life and work.

Finally, Michael and Megan try to define a Christian hero and discuss whether the church should have any heroes aside from Jesus.


(01:44) - - Through the Wardrobe
(31:40) - - Be Our Guest
(44:03) - - For Arguments Sake

The recent feature film ‘Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin' attracted controversy for its portrayal of Europe’s most celebrated martyr of the 20th century.There are so many questions surrounding the life of Bonhoeffer - chief among them, how involved was he in the botched 20 July plot to kill Hitler?Our hosts this week share their thoughts on the film and are also joined by Center for Pastor Theologians President Dr. Joel Lawrence to discuss Bonhoeffer's life and work.Finally, Michael and Megan try to define a Christian hero and discuss whether the church should have any heroes aside from Jesus.<ul><li>(01:44) - - Through the Wardrobe</li>
<li>(31:40) - - Be Our Guest</li>
<li>(44:03) - - For Arguments Sake</li>
</ul>

Bonhoeffer

John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way has become a Christian bestseller since its publication last year.

It’s part of a new wave of books focusing on the ‘spiritual disciplines’.

This week, our hosts delve into what these disciplines are and how we can approach them in a biblical manner.

Author Alex Sosler then joins the show to discuss modern approaches to discipleship, before our hosts review the hit Netflix docudrama Apple Cider Vinegar.

John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way has become a Christian bestseller since its publication last year.It’s part of a new wave of books focusing on the ‘spiritual disciplines’.This week, our hosts delve into what these disciplines are and how we can approach them in a biblical manner.Author Alex Sosler then joins the show to discuss modern approaches to discipleship, before our hosts review the hit Netflix docudrama Apple Cider Vinegar.

The Spiritual Disciplines

With an Australian federal election called for May, our hosts think about how Christians should approach the ballot box and whether there is a "right" way for a believer to vote.

We then hear multiple Australian Christian leaders answering the question, "What should Christians consider when casting their vote this year at the Australian federal election?"

You can find the full text of all their answers on the WADR webpage - head to https://undeceptions.com/wadr/the-election/

Finally, Michael and Megan take a look at the 2024 documentary God and Country, a film that zeros in on the emergence of Christian nationalism in America.

With an Australian federal election called for May, our hosts think about how Christians should approach the ballot box and whether there is a "right" way for a believer to vote.We then hear multiple Australian Christian leaders answering the question, "What should Christians consider when casting their vote this year at the Australian federal election?"You can find the full text of all their answers on the WADR webpage - head to <a href="https://undeceptions.com/?p=17283&amp;preview=true">https://undeceptions.com/wadr/the-election/</a>Finally, Michael and Megan take a look at the 2024 documentary God and Country, a film that zeros in on the emergence of Christian nationalism in America.

The Election

Is a revival breaking out in the Western world? Or is the reappraisal of Christianity - leading intellectuals like Richard Dawkins and Jordan Peterson to proclaim themselves “cultural Christians” - just a passing fad? 

Evangelist Glen Scrivener joins the show to discuss, before our hosts turn their attention to the latest "Catholic political thriller", and one of the hit movies of the past year - Conclave. 


(00:00) - - Intro
(01:20) - - For Arguments Sake
(19:26) - - Be Our Guest
(48:10) - - Through the Wardrobe

Is a revival breaking out in the Western world? Or is the reappraisal of Christianity - leading intellectuals like Richard Dawkins and Jordan Peterson to proclaim themselves “cultural Christians” - just a passing fad? Evangelist Glen Scrivener joins the show to discuss, before our hosts turn their attention to the latest "Catholic political thriller", and one of the hit movies of the past year - Conclave. <ul><li>(00:00) - - Intro</li>
<li>(01:20) - - For Arguments Sake</li>
<li>(19:26) - - Be Our Guest</li>
<li>(48:10) - - Through the Wardrobe</li>
</ul>

Revival?

Less aggro, more conversation. 

Is it even possible to have a deep discussion without it descending into chaos? Michael Jensen and Megan Powell du Toit think yes, and want to show the rest of us how to do it. 

There’s plenty of things they disagree on: free will, feminism, where you should send your kids to school and what type of church you should go to. But there are also plenty of other things that they have in common. They want to talk about all these things with conviction. But they also want the conversation to be constructive. Tune in to find out if that’s possible.

With All Due Respect

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