WELCOME TO

Momentum

A Christian-based ministry to all men, to help them grow and be the men God created them to be. To help men succeed in life, find faith in Christ and be a part of a community of fellowship, camaraderie, honesty and support, with other men in small groups.

NEXT PODCAST EPISODE

Des Kennedy
on 10 tips for life in 2025
Available from 10 February 2025

Momentum on YouTube

We have launched our very own YouTube Channel on Saturday, 11 November 2023. Join us on this journey by subscribing, liking and sharing the channel with your friends and family.

Our podcasts, available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, have reached a global audience spanning over 60 countries.

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Momentum Careline

Enabling men all around Australia, to reach out and get confidential and professional help between 9am and 11pm (EST) 7 days a week.

Sponsored by Careline Connections

“My life will not be defined by the mistakes I have made. It will be defined how how I handled them, and how they changed me. This was my desperate prayer to God a week into my 6 year prison sentence. Momentum is today a part of God’s answer to that prayer.”
John

“Momentum is so powerful and essential for me as it not only tackles real issues but provides solutions as well. There’s always a concept that sticks with you such as ‘safe places’ or ‘rewiring the brain’.

It’s helped me take a step of faith and start sharing on a deeper level. An absolutely indispensable ministry for today’s men. Bless you guys. And keep up good work, Des and team.”

Paul

“Hey Des, our great privilege to use the show, which are excellent every week. Lately, I’ve had a number of listeners thank you for the programs. They’re of such a high standard.”

Peter G Stanton, 105.1 Life FM
“Hi Guys, At last. Real Talk about men’s issues. Your encouragement is amazing for someone like me.

I spent 6 ½ years in prison starting on the 9th Dec 2010. I had just turned 50.

That is the day I walked into a police station of my own free will with a list of every crime I had committed. Long story short, I had everything a man could want at that point. However, I had a sexual addiction of the worst kind. After a failed suicide attempt the day before, I handed a written statement to the Police I had prepared on my own. I also requested that no solicitor be present.  1 ½ years later after intense investigation, the statement was found to be accurate and became my charges.

It cost me everything. My wife left me, my children disowned me, my dad cut me from his will, and my church abandoned me. I have no hard feelings because I deserved their treatment.

I guess looking back now I can see my addiction may have started when I was almost seven years old. That’s when three years of constant sexual abuse may have birthed the issues. H