Reflection Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
In this series, we explore the book of Nehemiah and think about how rebuild after a time of crisis. There is a helpful book which goes along with the series.
In this reflection, Immy looks at Nehemiah Chapter 2: 11-18.
In this series, we explore the book of Nehemiah and think about how rebuild after a time of crisis. There is a helpful book which goes along with the series.
In this reflection, Richard looks at Nehemiah Chapter 2 and the place of sadness.
In this series we explore our five values as we journey together through John’s Gospel.
This week, Di looks at the value, “Space”. The reading is John 14:1-7
In this series we explore our five values as we journey together through John’s Gospel.
This week, Miriam looks at the value, “Community”. The reading is John 13:31-35
In this series we explore our five values as we journey together through John’s Gospel.
This week, Josh looks at the value, “Work Matters”. The reading is John 13:1-16
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Immy is reflecting on Wisdom Psalms and Psalm 1 in the last our series.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Richard is reflecting on Imprecatory Psalms and Psalm 69.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Josh is reflecting on Psalm 113.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Miriam is reflecting on Psalm 78.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Josh is reflecting on Psalms of Covenant and Psalm 78.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hooper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Andy is reflecting on Psalms of Remembrance and Psalm 105.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hoopper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Immy is reflecting on Psalms of Lament and Psalm 42.
Psalms have been described as the "prayerbook of the bible" , able to lead us times of praise and adoration, but also through seasons of anger and lament. Over the coming weeks, we will be reflecting on the Psalms and thinking about how they shape our every day lives. We will also be hearing some musical interpretations of the Psalms in the service and on our reflection podcast. Poor Bishop Hopper, a group of musicians from the USA have kindly agreed to let use their recordings of the Psalms, which are all available for free on their website.
Today, Josh is reflecting on Psalms of Thanksgiving and Psalm 107.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In this reflection, Miriam reflects on the day of Pentecost in Acts 2.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In our second reflection, Josh reflects on Jesus' discussion of the scriptures in Luke 24.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In this reflection, Andy reflects on meal on the beach in Luke 24.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In our second reflection, Josh reflects on the journey to Emmaus in Luke 24.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In our second reflection, Josh reflects on the journey to Emmaus in Luke 24.
Over Easter, we will be reflecting on Luke’s resurrection story together. In our first reflection, Immy considers those who respond to Jesus’ resurrection in Luke 24.
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done. This week, Josh Cockayne reflects on the line “The Kingdom, the power and the glory are yours”.
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done. This week, Andy Eaves reflects on the line “Lead us not into temptation".
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done.
This week, Josh Cockayne reflects on the line “Forgive us our sins”.
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done. This week, Richard Jobes reflects on the line “Give us Today our Daily Bread”.
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done. This week, Miriam Hurley reflects on the line “On Earth as in Heaven".
Our reflection podcast provides a moment to be still in a busy day—whether in a coffee break, on the bus, or an evening walk. Each podcast contains a bible reading, short reflection, and space to pray.
Over Lent, we are looking again at the Lord’s Prayer using themes from Stephen Cherry’s book Thy Will be Done. This week, Immy Rush reflects on the line “Hallowed be Your Name”.