St Barnabas Resilient Faith: Recent Episodes
St Barnabas Church Fairfield and Bossley Park
Our vision for 2021 is to grow in resilient faith. This podcast is about helping us think how we do that. Conversations with members of church and others about how they seek to grow in resilient faith.
We've just finished Romans 9-11 in our church Bible Talks. They're some weighty chapters on God's sovereignty and Man's responsibility. Are "predestination" and "election" words that Christians can actually engage with on the day to day? Join us as Stephen and Vinno have a chat about these issues.
Reflections from Susan and Wilmo on what it means to believe in the Holy, Apostolic and Universal church, and what this means for us as we walk into church ourselves.
In 2018, Dan and Liv Webster along with their 4 boys, packed their bags and headed to do ministry in Namibia. Join us as they share reflections on both that process, the lessons learned and what it means seek the cross over comfort.
We continue to think through the Apostles' Creed. What does it mean that Jesus has ascended into heaven and how does this shape the way we think about opposition to the gospel. (music by www.soundslikeanearful.com)
These Resilient Faith episodes follow our sermon series on the Apostles Creed - Resilient Faith: We believe. Here we chat about what it means to keep remembering Jesus in the midst of life's busyness.
These episodes follow our Sermon Series on the Apostles Creed (Resilient Faith: We believe). Here we chat about knowing God the Father and anxiety.
How can we be growing our faith during lockdown rather than letting it drift away?
For more resources to grow in resilient faith visit https://www.stbarnabaschurch.org.au/resources
Today we look at the big topic of suffering by hearing a personal testimony as well as some theological reflections on the topic.
A conversation on how we can build healthy friendships that help us to keep following Jesus.
A conversation about how we should think about quiet times to help build a resilient faith.