Faith, Made Public.
Our mission is to “influence the influencers”, from parents to pastors and public officials, helping believers cultivate wisdom, courage and conviction.

Confidence and Courage for the Body of Christ.
Faith Made Public (FMP) aims to assist Christian believers in embodying the flourishing life of the future Kingdom of Hope—within a world so often marked by contradictions to faith, hope and love. Its mission is to “influence the influencers” by inspiring Christian leaders, pastors and the lay public to develop a proper confidence in the Gospel and to live lives that are faithfully present in the fragmented and divided public spaces of modern democracy.
Key Areas of Ministry —
Research on questions in public theology
Speaking in churches and running seminars on topics in public theology and ethics
Publishing articles on our Substack, staying on the pulse of current affairs
Exploring Christianity and public life through articles, essays, research, and video
Producing the FMP podcast on public theology
Engaging in Media such as Live and Pre-Recorded Radio
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As originators of unique resources for discussions in Public Theology, we aim to assist fellow believers to become like the ancient “men of Issachar” (1 Chronicles 12.32), who understood their times and knew what to do.
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As antisemitism rises in Australia, new laws are being introduced to curb hate speech—but at what cost? Pulibc theologian, Dr. Craig Heilmann,(www.faithmadepublic.com) and Andrew Urquhart reflect on the fine line between protecting public safety and dictating public discourse, and why the Church must speak up with wisdom and courage.
As antisemitism rises in Australia, new laws are being introduced to curb hate speech—but at what cost? Pulibc theologian, Dr. Craig Heilmann,(www.faithmadepublic.com) and Andrew Urquhart reflect on the fine line between protecting public safety and dictating public discourse, and why the Church must speak up with wisdom and courage.