In this episode I speak with Leon Catallo, vicar at All Saints Headington, about children and worship.
In this episode I speak with Nathaniel Jennings, OMF UK & Ireland Intercultural Ministries Director. Below are some links to resources Nathaniel recommends in the episode. https://www.eauk.org/what-we-do/networks/one-people-commissionwww.eauk.org/assets/files/downloads/Reflect-and-Reset-Race-and-Diversity.pdfMulticultural Kingdom: Ethnic Diversity, Mission & the Church, Harvey KwiyaniKingdom without Borders, Miriam Adeney
Here I speak with retired police officer and church warden Dick Koelling about how Church is God's answer to the world's problems and we talk about the spiritual gifts!
In this episode I speak with Rev. Tim Vasby-Burnie about how liturgy can teach us who we are as Church.
In this second conversation with Rev. Josh Bailey we speak about his ministry and how he encourages his church to focus on Jesus!
This is the first of two episodes with Rev. Josh Bailey. Here we talk about Church as the harvest of Jesus fixing everything and our posture towards other Christians.
In this episode I talk with Greg Wilson about life, ministry and the story of Redeemer Church Chorlton.
In this conversations episode, I speak with Dan Hames from Union School Of Theology about putting Jesus at the centre of Church, what it might mean to "return to the early church" and church planting in church history!
In this episode I speak with Jez Poyner about Church as the brothers and sisters of Christ and we discuss the Puritans!
In the last episode of A Sunday With Jesus I speak with Rev. Leslie Siu about food and fellowship
In this episode of A Sunday With Jesus I speak with Rev. Mark Prentice about communion.
In this episode of A Sunday With Jesus I speak with Rev. Tom Loh about reading and preaching the Bible.
In this episode of A Sunday With Jesus I talk with Rev. Mike Walker about music and singing.
In this third episode of A Sunday With Jesus I talk the Rev. Dr. Paul Blackham about leadership, roles and giftings.
In this second episode of A Sunday With Jesus I talk with Rev. Dr. Paul Blackham about liturgy.
In this first episode of a Sunday with Jesus I speak with Rev. Dr. Paul Blackham about corporate Christianity.
In this Didache conversation I speak with Sam Anderson from Oldham Bethel Church about Farsi Ministry.
Rather than a tight, rigid schedule for our mornings perhaps it's better to think of having a "framework" to hang different things on.
An introduction to a new series on this podcast: The Year With Jesus. In this series, which will run throughout the next year, we'll be exploring the Christian liturgical calendar and asking how we can shape our time around Jesus and His story.
Recorded in 2020, I speak here will Will Graham on the theme of loving one another in Church.
A conversation with Rev. Mark Walley about Church as family, and children's and youth work.
Here Caroline Vere shares her wisdom and experience on serving and reaching our local communities.
Here I chat with Mike Walker and Steve Collier about their church planting journey following up from an earlier episode with Tom Loh!
Here I speak with Landon Nichols about reaching Muslims friends and neighbours for Jesus.
In this episode I talk with artist Richard Thomas about the role of the arts in Church life.
In this episode I speak with Anglican Vicar Leon Sim about church as the Bride of Christ, cross-shaped living and the danger of grumbling.
In this reflection we will look at setting up habits of resistance and embrace as we prepare for sleep.
Here Leslie Siu and I talk about church as family, leading two church congregations and much more!
The fourth reflection in our A Day With Jesus series. This time we're looking at getting a good night's sleep!
In this episode I speak with Luke Ijaz, a vicar in Central London. We talk about leading a church in the city amid busyness and transcience. We also look at the importance of rhythms in the Christian life. Luke also shares a bit about William Tyndale!
The second reflection in our A Day With Jesus series looking at taking one day at a time.
It's Ascension Day today! Here's a reflection on how Jesus ascension is about presence not absence.
The third reflection in our A Day With Jesus series looking at how disciples of Jesus view the day as Evening then Morning.
This conversation is with Dev Menon who is a pastor in Singapore. Here we talk about lockdowns, holy Communion, whether church can be "online," Sabbath and much more!
The first snippet of my interview with Joel Cooke. Joel is a pastor in the North West of England.
Here Tom talks about preaching Jesus in a way that helps people make sense of the world.
Tom shares some thoughts about the challenges for parents when attending gathered worship.
Here Tom talks about his role in the church plant and what shape the plant might take (with some thoughts about the tabernacle!).
Tom reflects honestly about the challenges of church leadership but of Jesus' faithfulness in that.
Here Tom reflects upon how Church gatherings are to be a place of rest in a busy, chaotic and burdensome world.
Here Tom talk about the Church as a window into the New Creation where we learn to remember one another's sins no more.
Tom is an Anglican vicar who is passionate about Jesus, Church and planting. Here he answers the question 'What is Church?'
Here Mark talks about the challenges of leading Holy Communion in several churches and his role in leading the leaders.
In this clip Mark talks about the relationship between the sending churches and the plant and his role in overseeing several churches.
Here Mark talks about the start of the church planting journey he and his church have been on.
Our call as Christians is to obey Jesus not decide what bits of His teaching we will listen to.
In this clip, Mark talks about developing leaders and having confidence in the "ordinary means of grace."
In this clip, Mark talks about the call of a leader to help people respond to the Word of God.
Here, Mark talks about preaching all the Bible because it is all God's Word about Jesus.
Mark talks here about cultivating a compelling vision of Jesus in his own life and in his preaching.
In this clip from an interview with Mark Prentice, Mark reflects upon speaking about Jesus even when we might face hostility.
In this clip, Mark Prentice talks about having a vision of Jesus worth living, suffering, and dying for.
In this final clip from my interview with Paul Blackham, he shares about the need for theology in making disciples of Jesus.
In this third clip from an interview with Paul Blackham he reflects upon how to read the Bible.