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A snowy week, a euphoric Scotland win, and a rush of training days set the stage for a candid question: why does fame feel like the only colour in a grey world? We unpack the cult of the heroic with real stories, data on kids’ dream jobs, and a clear-eyed look at how influencer culture reshaped the meaning of success. The result is an honest, warm, and sometimes funny journey through both the shine and the shadows of celebrity.
We talk about borrowed glory and what happens when identity hangs on a shirt, a feed, or a name in lights. From the thrill of virality to the quiet compromises of sponsored content, we explore where creativity thrives and where it gets squeezed into advertising. Along the way we revisit 1970s megastars, compare them with today’s algorithm-built icons, and point to hopeful signs: children still rank teachers, nurses, doctors, and vets among the most admired roles. That matters, because it reminds us that service, craft, and care still anchor lives worth living.
Then we pull the camera back. At the stage door, actors are stars; two minutes later, they’re just people walking to dinner. Tom Felton’s line lands—how the idea of fame beats the reality—and an NBA player bringing his entire team to his mum’s table for chicken fajitas becomes the perfect antidote: belonging over branding, humanity over hype. If you’ve ever felt your worth shrink next to someone else’s highlight reel, this conversation offers a reset and practical ways to build substance in a world hooked on visibility.
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What changes when a record number of UK MPs choose a secular affirmation over a religious oath—and how should people of faith respond without panic or retreat? We open the door to a clear-eyed, hopeful look at the secular shift in public life, the rise of openly non‑religious leaders, and the tension points where identity meets power. From Westminster to Washington, we unpack how Christian nationalism merges faith with national identity, why that fusion can marginalise minorities, and how constitutional safeguards emerged to protect freedom of conscience for everyone.
We contrast two models of religion and education: US debates over prayer in public schools versus England’s curriculum that teaches about belief rather than performing it. That comparison helps explain both the promise and the pressure of pluralism. We name the drivers behind the backlash—loss of cultural dominance, fear of moral relativism, social fragmentation, identity-based resentment, and the challenge to established authorities—then offer a calmer path that relies on media literacy, fair process, and better civic formation.
At the heart of this conversation is credo: a deep centre that keeps faith from becoming either brittle or shallow. We argue for a posture that is confident in the gospel and generous in the public square, one that resists xenophobia and fear while working for justice, neighbourliness, and common good. Politics, we suggest, is the art of the finite; faith is the art of the infinite. If the page is turning toward a broader, more plural society, we can step into it with clarity and joy, not alarm.
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What happens when a grassroots organiser, artist, and policy wonk speaks the language of a city that’s priced out and tuned out? We trace Zoran Kwame Mamdani’s journey from Kampala and Delhi family roots to the Bronx and into New York’s City Hall, charting how a Muslim democratic socialist turned small-dollar energy and multilingual outreach into a citywide mandate. Along the way, we cut through the noise: democratic socialism is not communism, and precision matters when fear is doing the talking.
We share why younger voters found Mamdani’s message compelling: affordability as a moral aim, rent caps that protect renters, ambitions for universal healthcare, and free buses that recognise mobility as opportunity. We look at “halal-flation” as a clever entry point to real economic pain, then examine how social media strategy can be more than performance—when it’s targeted, credible, and rooted in community. The money question looms large, so we lay out how PACs, mega-donors, and “can’t be bought” rhetoric collide with a campaign that actually won on votes, not cheques.
Then we widen the lens. Faith, identity, and power intersect when a Muslim mayor builds a coalition of clerics, educators, and activists across traditions. We talk candidly about freedom of conscience as a core Christian value, why coerced belief betrays the gospel, and how a plural public square can honour deep differences while pursuing shared goods. With church affiliation declining, we argue for a posture of generosity over panic, and use the orchestra as our metaphor: cities work when many instruments play in harmony, not when one note drones on.
We close by setting the stage for part two on Christian nationalism. If you care about affordable housing, transit justice, workers’ rights, religious freedom, and the next generation of leadership, this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share with a friend, and tell us: what kind of harmony do you want your city to play?
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Ever felt the pressure to paste on a smile when your heart is heavy? We dive straight into the paradox of positivity—how hope can heal, and how “forced cheerfulness” can quietly wound people who need space to lament, confess, and be seen. From Scripture’s witness to Jesus weeping to the everyday contradictions we all recognise in church car parks, we explore how a culture of performance forms and how to replace it with presence.
We talk through the inputs that shape the soul—prayer, community, and Scripture—and why curating what we “feed” ourselves matters. But we also name the cost when churches discourage vulnerability: mental health takes a hit, seekers sense the façade, and those carrying grief or doubt learn to hide. You’ll hear real stories: a city pausing to reunite a lost child with her parent, a sanctuary embracing a disruptive, hurting man instead of removing him, and the quiet power of a warm blanket offered without judgement. These moments reveal what healthy positivity looks like—joy rooted in truth, not image.
Together we map practical steps for a wounded church to heal: widen the emotional range of worship with real lament and confession; rebuild trust through neighbourliness and shared burdens; model leadership that admits limits; and reframe hope in the light of the resurrection, where tears and praise can share the same pew. If you’ve ever longed for church to feel less like a courtroom and more like a hospital, this conversation will give language, courage, and next steps.
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A wall that promises peace but still divides. Laughter that breaks open a room heavy with history. We take you from autumn’s calm to Belfast’s living memory, where murals speak, neighbours disagree, and a healing hub welcomes anyone willing to make the journey.
Across the hour, we unpack the Good Friday Agreement in plain language and trace how power sharing, rights, and decommissioning reframed conflict without erasing pain. We name the people who shaped the path—Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness, Ian Paisley, John Hume, David Trimble—and spotlight the faith leaders who paid a cost to keep conversation alive. Father Alec Reid, Archbishop Robin Eames, and Father Gerry Reynolds offer a language of peace that demands more than silence: justice, understanding, and the courage to see Christ in the other.
We bring it home with practice. Reconciliation starts in the heart before it reaches the street. Prayer, confession, liturgy, hospitality—these are not extras; they are the disciplines that steady us when rhetoric runs hot. A story of estranged brothers embracing at a funeral shows what can happen when truth and tenderness meet. From there, a simple pattern emerges: a centred self builds a kinder home, a kinder home shapes a generous community, a generous community becomes a credible church, and a credible church can help mend a divided world. Micah 6:8 holds the thread—act justly, love mercy, walk humbly.
If this conversation moves you, share it with a friend, subscribe for more grounded, hope-filled episodes, and leave a review with one way you’ll practice reconciliation this week. Your next step might be as small as a meal, a phone call, or a prayer that opens a door.
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The conversation starts with a gentle but unsettling question: are people rejecting God, or simply forgetting to care? We trace how indifference eclipses denial, and why that shift matters for anyone trying to live a meaningful faith in a distracted age. Instead of blaming “secularism,” we unpack the mechanics of drift: rigid institutions that stop listening, worship that feels like a show, and a digital ecosystem that trades attention for outrage until hearts go numb.
Drawing on Pew and World Values data, we look at the rise of the “nones” across the US and Western Europe and the generational dip in belief and attendance from Brazil to Ireland. Philosopher Charles Taylor helps frame the moment: God isn’t denied so much as deemed irrelevant. That reframes the task. Relevance is not louder branding; it’s embodied care. We talk about Jesus’ margin-first posture and how integrity and participation in worship can replace performance and cynicism. Hypocrisy repels; humble honesty attracts. People can tell who actually cares.
The episode also explores the spiritual cost of doomscrolling. Algorithms surface the worst of us, creating a fog of anxiety and spiritual fatigue. We share a story from the Isle of Iona—a “thin place” that becomes a detox for the soul—and practical ideas for curating attention, seeking retreat, and recovering presence. Along the way, we quote Elie Wiesel on indifference, and Augustine on restlessness, to recover a hopeful lens: many who seem apathetic are actually weary and longing for wholeness.
Our takeaway is simple and demanding: become healers of indifference. Listen without an agenda. Practise hospitality that makes room at the table. Live prayer, not just say it. If this resonates, share it with someone who’s tired of the noise, subscribe for more thoughtful conversations, and leave a review telling us where you’ve found a “thin place” lately.
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A child in Gothenburg thanks his dad for sharing fruit, and suddenly the whole room remembers what faith is supposed to feel like—sweet, simple, and freeing. From that quiet moment, we trace a sharper line into the places where religion twists: the backlash to the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, the old reflexes of control and fear, and the patterns that turn churches into machines for shame. We name spiritual abuse clearly, not to sensationalise it, but to give language to the wounds many carry: control dressed up as obedience, prosperity pitches that prey on longing, and the silencing of anyone who asks hard questions or tries to leave with their dignity intact.
We unpack practical ways to spot danger—legalism, fear-first preaching, information control, and insider–outsider hierarchies—and we hold that up against a healthier, warmer Christianity grounded in relationship rather than rules. Scripture becomes a lifeline rather than a cudgel: the Lord near to the brokenhearted, the Good Shepherd who lays down his life, the promise that bruised reeds won’t be snapped to prove a point. We also talk safeguarding, humility in leadership, and why a nurse’s instincts—care, calm, service—can renew a communion that’s tired of outrage and hungry for mercy.
This is a candid, hopeful journey from harm to healing, with space to breathe, pray, and begin again. If you’ve been burned by church, or you love someone who has, you’ll find language, empathy, and simple next steps here. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs gentleness today, and leave a review to help more people find a non‑weaponised, joy‑filled faith.
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A stormy weekend, a stalled roller coaster, and a headline that shook timelines: a woman is appointed Archbishop of Canterbury. We sit with the reaction—celebration, anxiety, and everything in between—and trace a wiser route through the noise by asking better questions. What do scripture, history, and healing leadership actually reveal about authority, service, and the future of the Church?
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What happens when we choose to forgive the unforgivable? This question frames our heartfelt exploration of forgiveness—that mysterious, powerful act that transforms both the forgiver and the forgiven.
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What can a 4th-century Scottish hermit, a beheaded North African bishop, and a 12th-century German abbess teach us about healing today? As it turns out, quite a lot.
Journey with us through the lives of three remarkable saints celebrated this September: Ninian, Cyprian, and Hildegard of Bingen. Each represents a fascinating thread in the tapestry of Christian healing tradition, from Scotland to North Africa to the heart of medieval Germany.
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The mysterious connection between faith and healing takes center stage in this thought-provoking conversation. Following a successful Healing Academy session that drew fifty participants from across the UK, we dive deeper into the foundations and controversies surrounding Christian healing.
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Have you ever wondered what spills out when life bumps into you? In this deeply reflective episode, we explore the profound question: what's in your cup?
Through powerful stories and honest conversation, we unpack how the contents of our inner lives determine our responses to life's challenges. When someone bumps into you and you spill coffee, you spill coffee because that's what was in your cup. Similarly, when life's pressures mount, what emerges from us reveals what we've been carrying inside all along.
Kris shares a moving personal story about carrying the pain of a practical joke for nearly thirty years before finding healing through an unexpected act of forgiveness. Lisa offers the striking image of someone clinging to something dead and decaying on their shoulder – a powerful metaphor for how we sometimes hold onto emotional baggage long after it's stopped serving us.
The conversation takes a fascinating turn as we compare inner healing to computer maintenance. Just as we clean a hard drive and update software for better performance, we must examine what fills our emotional and spiritual cups, removing what hinders us and making room for what brings life. While we may never completely erase all fragments of painful past experiences, we can install new "software" through faith that helps us process those remnants differently.
Science confirms what faith has long taught us – Johns Hopkins Medicine reports that forgiveness leads to lower blood pressure, reduced pain, better sleep, and decreased anxiety and depression. These tangible benefits underscore the importance of this inner work.
Whether you're carrying decades of unprocessed hurt or simply feeling weighed down by life's daily stresses, this episode offers gentle wisdom for the journey toward transformation. As Romans 15:13 reminds us, may you "overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit" as you discover what truly deserves space in your cup.
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What would our world look like with more women in leadership? Could the answers to many global challenges be found in the voices we've systematically silenced? This thought-provoking exploration dives deep into the paradox of female leadership in a male-dominated world.
The conversation tackles the often-misunderstood concept of "feminizing" institutions like the church. Rather than representing a threat, what if female leadership offers precisely what our world desperately needs? As Kris suggests, "For men to feel threatened by the presence of women, instead of using energy to prohibit women... what we could do is just find a posture where we celebrate women and their gifts."
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Have you ever felt like everything around you is burning? Whether it's the scorching summer temperatures or the heated conflicts erupting across the globe, we're living in a world that's hot in more ways than one.
Record-breaking heat waves are melting glaciers while geopolitical tensions simmer in Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, and beyond. Even our personal relationships can turn into pressure cookers, with workplace hierarchies and family dynamics creating friction that threatens to ignite. When everything feels this hot, where do we find refreshment?
Drawing from both practical wisdom and spiritual insights, we explore cooling strategies for body, mind, and spirit. Dehydration affects not just our physical wellbeing but our emotional stability—even a 1% reduction in hydration can alter your mood and focus. Similarly, heated conflicts often stem from our unwillingness to truly listen to others. As James 1 reminds us, we should be "quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry."
The most powerful antidote to heat might be curiosity. When we approach others with genuine questions rather than defensive postures, tensions naturally dissipate. This applies equally to family disagreements and international diplomacy. Imagine if world leaders approached conflicts with curiosity about others' experiences rather than displays of strength and dominance.
Jesus demonstrated this cooling presence throughout his ministry, calming literal storms and bringing peace to heated situations. We can follow his example through practices like "breathing prayers," finding shade in God's presence, and approaching conflicts with gentle answers rather than harsh words. As Isaiah reminds us, God has been "a refuge for the poor, a refuge for the needy in their distress, a shelter from the storm and a shade from the heat."
Whether you're physically overheated or spiritually burning, this episode offers practical paths to refreshment. Take a moment to breathe, listen, and find your cooling shade in God's presence.
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What happens when God surprises us? In moments of unexpected joy, miraculous encounters, or even space pranks, the divine often reveals itself most powerfully.
This episode begins with delightful stories of marriage proposals—one at a lighthouse overlooking the sea, another in a specially-reserved restaurant where the owner literally handed over the keys and disappeared for the evening. These deeply human moments of commitment mirror something profound about our relationship with God, who chooses us as His beloved.
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Have you ever wondered why some victories feel hollow while certain defeats ultimately strengthen us? Following the Lionesses' dramatic penalty shootout win, we found ourselves contemplating the spiritual dimensions of triumph and loss that affect us all.
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Feeling constantly drained by the demands of modern living? You're not alone. In this restorative conversation, we unpack the revolutionary idea that rest isn't merely a luxury—it's an essential spiritual practice with profound healing implications.
"Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you." Anne Lamott's words capture the heart of our discussion as we explore how our resistance to genuine rest has created a culture of exhaustion. While 96% of Britons consider holidays essential, many return from breaks more tired than when they left—highlighting the crucial difference between vacations and true, soul-deep rest.
We wrestle with why rest provokes such guilt in our achievement-oriented society. From educational systems that reward constant productivity to workplace cultures that celebrate burnout, we've internalized damaging messages about the value of stillness. Yet Jesus himself modelled the importance of retreat, regularly withdrawing to quiet places. If the Son of God needed rest, why do we consider ourselves exempt?
Through practical approaches like digital detoxes, prayer walks, and creating "Sabbath moments" in everyday life, we rediscover how intentional rest allows us to hear God's whispers rather than just the world's noise. The word "holiday" itself comes from "holy day"—time set apart for renewal. As summer unfolds, we invite you to reclaim rest not as indulgence but as essential spiritual practice that allows for genuine healing and restoration.
Listen now to transform your understanding of rest and discover how unplugging might be the most powerful healing tool available to you today.
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What happens when we expand our understanding of grief beyond death? In this deeply personal exploration, we discover that grief touches our lives in countless ways—sometimes daily. From losing jobs to watching children leave home, from community tragedies to environmental changes, grief emerges whenever something significant slips from our grasp.
The episode takes an intimate turn as Kris shares the story of his mentor, Coach Norman Lenneberg, whose recent passing has sparked reflection on how meaningful relationships leave permanent imprints on our hearts. Through touching anecdotes about this extraordinary man's life and impact, we witness how grief reflects the depth of our love and connection. Coach Norman's philosophy—"leave it better than you found it"—offers a powerful lens for processing loss while honoring legacies.
Most challenging is when different forms of grief layer upon each other, creating what Kris calls a "grief sandwich." Retirement might coincide with losing a parent while children move away—a confluence that can feel overwhelming. Yet even in these complex emotional landscapes, paths toward healing emerge through faith, community support, and honest expression.
Whether you're wrestling with bereavement or navigating life transitions, this episode offers both compassionate understanding and practical wisdom. The conversation emphasizes that healing takes time and requires grace for ourselves. Connect with Acorn's Digital Healing Hub for prayer support wherever you are—because no one should journey through grief alone. As we learn to process our losses while cherishing memories, we discover that hope remains present even in our darkest moments.
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"If it ain't all right, it ain't the end." These simple words from an old farmer capture the heart of how Christian faith addresses grief – acknowledging its devastating reality while holding onto ultimate hope.
Grief touches us all, whether through death, broken relationships, lost dreams, or shattered hopes. This episode explores grief through both psychological understanding and spiritual wisdom, weaving together the well-known Kübler-Ross model with biblical insights that offer genuine comfort.
We journey through the five stages – denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance – sharing powerful observations from hospital rooms, healing ministries, and personal experiences. Rather than presenting grief as a linear journey with a tidy resolution, we discuss how it spirals throughout our lives, requiring revisits and renewed processing at unexpected moments.
The conversation balances practical insights with spiritual depth. When reality feels unbearable, the reminder that "God's got you" provides an anchor. When anger erupts from our wounded hearts, we find biblical permission to express these feelings honestly to God. As depression weighs heavily, Scripture acknowledges our despair while pointing toward hope: "Why, my soul, are you downcast? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him."
What emerges is a compassionate framework for understanding grief that honors both psychological reality and spiritual truth. Grief isn't something we simply "get over" but rather something we learn to carry with God's help. As Elisabeth Kübler-Ross beautifully observed, "People are like stained glass windows - they sparkle when the sun is out, but their true beauty is revealed only when there's light from within."
Listen now to find comfort for your own grief journey or wisdom for supporting others through theirs. And stay tuned for part two, where we'll share more personal stories about how faith creates possibilities even in our darkest moments of loss.
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What happens when ancient faith meets modern technology? This question sits at the heart of our fascinating conversation with digital media expert Calum, who brings fresh perspective on navigating spirituality in our increasingly connected world.
Contrary to popular belief, churches embracing digital tools are seeing remarkable growth among younger generations. We explore how livestreaming, social media, and digital content creation serve not as distractions from faith but as powerful vehicles for sharing timeless truths with new audiences. Calum's experience implementing digital strategies in church settings provides practical insights for communities seeking to connect with tech-savvy believers.
The conversation takes a thought-provoking turn as we imagine biblical figures encountering today's technology. Would Paul have sent emails instead of epistles? Would Jesus's ministry have utilized social media? Beyond mere speculation, these questions help us consider how digital tools might serve eternal purposes. From WhatsApp prayer groups that connect believers globally to healing ministries reaching beyond physical locations, technology presents unprecedented opportunities for spiritual connection.
We challenge the false dichotomy between traditional and contemporary expressions of faith. Like diners at a buffet selecting different foods according to their preferences, the modern church can offer various worship experiences enabled by technology without compromising core values. The key isn't uniformity but unity—recognizing that diverse worship styles can authentically connect people with God.
For organizations like Acorn Christian Healing Foundation, effective digital presence isn't optional—it's essential for extending ministry reach. Through thoughtful branding, engaging content creation, and interactive platforms, we can communicate the healing message to those who might never enter a church building. Yet authenticity remains paramount; our digital presence must honestly reflect our ministry's reality.
Ready to explore how your faith journey might be enhanced rather than hindered by technology? Listen now, then join the conversation by sharing how you've experienced God in digital spaces. Together, we're discovering what it means to be faithful followers in this brave new digital world.
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Prayer—that mysterious conversation with the divine—takes center stage in this deeply personal episode recorded from a Swiss bus stop, a Northern Irish coastline, and everywhere in between.
Chris opens with a moving story that left him teary-eyed: after 32 years, he returned to the exact mountain bench in Switzerland where, as a younger man, he had desperately begged God to reveal Himself. Miraculously, upon arriving with his wife, the bench cleared of tourists precisely as they approached—a divine appointment three decades in the making. "There he was waiting for me," Chris shares, his voice catching with emotion. "If anything, he's just waiting to be discovered again and again, every time we dare to look for him."
The conversation shifts to prayer postures when Chris recalls a seminary professor who challenged him: "Why do you pray with folded hands? It looks like you're trying to grab something." This insight transformed his approach, adopting open palms as if "catching water from a waterfall"—a posture of receptivity rather than grasping. Frances confirms this wisdom, describing artwork she created for her church featuring open hands receiving a dove. Lisa adds that simply opening her hands during prayer released tension she hadn't realized she was carrying.
For spiritual leaders, maintaining freshness in prayer presents unique challenges. Chris candidly acknowledges how church leaders can become "dry"—mechanically leading congregations while spiritually depleted themselves. The antidote? Finding spaces where leaders can simply receive rather than always give. Frances shares her wonderful practice of "gripe time"—a dedicated 30-minute period each evening for honest conversation with God about her frustrations and questions.
The episode concludes with Frances offering a beautiful prayer for listeners, demonstrating the gentle yet powerful intercession that makes her Chris's "prayer warrior of prayer warriors." Through mountains and bus stops, open hands and honest gripes, this conversation invites listeners to discover prayer not as a transaction but as a transformative relationship.
What life-changing conversation with God are you putting off? Listen, then find your own mountain bench or quiet corner to reconnect with the divine presence that's been waiting for you all along.
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What do World War II bombers and Christian healing have in common? More than you might think. Join hosts Lisa Way and Reverend Chris Kramer as they explore the fascinating concept of "survivorship bias" and how it affects our approach to spiritual and emotional healing.
The conversation begins with heartwarming reflections on virtual "Sip and Pray" gatherings, where team members share their morning beverages and life experiences across distances. When elderly members recount growing up during wartime bombings in Bournemouth, a surprising revelation emerges—many felt safer during those predictable dangers than in today's uncertain world. This leads to profound questions about trauma, resilience, and how we process difficult experiences.
Chris shares a compelling wartime analogy about aircraft reinforcement. Military analysts examined returning bombers covered in bullet holes to determine where to add protection, until statistician Abraham Wald pointed out they were only looking at planes that survived. The truly vulnerable areas were where the destroyed aircraft had been hit—an invisible dataset. This powerful metaphor illuminates how we often address superficial wounds while neglecting catastrophic vulnerabilities in our healing journeys.
The discussion deepens with a remarkable hospital story about a woman experiencing what appeared to be a mental health crisis, until one curious nurse discovered the true cause—a severe urinary tract infection creating neurological symptoms. This perfectly illustrates Acorn's healing approach: looking beyond visible symptoms to discover the true sources of suffering. Most striking is that this profound ministry is offered freely, without charge. As Chris beautifully expresses, "It's a bowl of water on a table... The cost was paid by the Lord."
Ready to experience healing that goes beyond the surface? Connect with an Acorn prayer hub near you through our website, or join our virtual gatherings where distance is no barrier to encountering God's restorative power.
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What does it truly mean to be healed? Beyond the physical cures we often seek lies something deeper—a return to the wholeness that was our original design.
This episode takes you on a profound journey through the concept of healing hubs as sacred connectors, places where people can restore balance when life feels out of kilter. Whether facing physical ailments, emotional distress, or spiritual disorientation, these spaces offer a chance to reconnect with God without prescribing a specific outcome. As Lisa and Reverend Kris explore, sometimes what we need isn't a definitive cure but a restoration of equilibrium—that sense of coming back to ourselves as we were meant to be.
The conversation dives into the rich Hebrew concept of "shellamute"—complete wholeness—and unpacks the difference between healing and curing. Through the powerful metaphor of a silversmith purifying precious metal until it perfectly reflects their image, we see how God works to remove impurities from our lives so we might better reflect divine goodness. This process isn't always comfortable; life's challenges cause tensions to bubble up, yet these very struggles often create space for deeper healing.
Perhaps most transformative is Richard Rohr's concept of the "three G's": glance, glare, and gaze. How might our lives change if we moved beyond superficial glances or judgmental glares to truly gazing at the world around us with appreciation and wonder? Could such attentiveness help us notice God's presence in unexpected places—a stranger's birthday wishes, a conversation during a dog walk, or the simple scent of spring flowers? Listen and discover how everyday moments of connection might be your pathway back to the wholeness that is your birthright.
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A journey through Nepal reveals the power of faith, as a mission team witnesses miraculous healing and experiences worship across language barriers in remote villages. The three-month trip with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) transformed their understanding of God's presence in unfamiliar and challenging environments.
• YWAM mission trip to Nepal included Kathmandu, Tikapur, and Pokhara
• Living conditions required adaptation, with a diet primarily of rice and lentils
• Language barriers necessitated translators, with humorous cultural differences like "no passing gas" signs in tuk-tuks
• House church worship created powerful spiritual moments despite language differences
• Elderly man with back injury who couldn't walk received prayer and was immediately healed
• Children's enthusiasm and the Christian greeting "JMSC" renewed their sense of purpose
• Team faced struggles with illness, finances, and homesickness but persevered
• Experience demonstrated how God works powerfully when we step outside comfort zones
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Peace resonates at the heart of our most significant global moments. As church bells rang across Britain commemorating VE Day, the smoke rose from the Vatican chimney announcing a new Pope whose first words echoed Christ: "Peace, I bring you".
The convergence of these events creates a powerful backdrop for our conversation with Reverend Khris Kramer, ACORN's new Director of Ministry. Khris brings historical perspective to VE Day, reminding us that these celebrations aren't about glorifying military might, but rejoicing in the moment when fighting stopped. The pageantry, vintage aircraft, and ceremonial events serve to honour those who sacrificed while reinforcing our collective commitment to preventing future conflicts.
Meanwhile, the election of Pope Leo—Chicago-born but a Peruvian citizen—represents both continuity and hope. Coming from the tradition of liberation theology in South America, his ministry has focused on serving the poor and marginalized. Though maintaining Roman Catholicism's traditional theological positions, his compassionate approach suggests a pontiff who may speak boldly against tyranny and oppression.
The ACORN ministry embodies this approach, focusing on bringing Christ's healing love to all people regardless of background. We're "watering the fields" rather than building kingdoms, rising above denominational differences to make each corner of the world more peaceful through prayer and compassionate action.
Join us for this thought-provoking conversation, and connect with Khris as he begins his ministry with ACORN. He's available to visit churches, offer training, or simply share tea and biscuits with your community! Contact us through our website to learn more.
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Explore the fascinating nuances between healing and curing in the Christian healing ministry in this thought-provoking episode of Coffee Pods. Join us as we sit down with Wes to delve into the deep spiritual implications of these concepts. Discover the impact of encountering Jesus the Healer and gain a fresh perspective on faith, healing, and the complexities of Western versus Eastern mindsets. Don't miss out on this rich and meaningful conversation that will leave you pondering the true essence of healing.
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What does it take to lead a ministry like Acorn for over a decade? Join us as we share an enlightening conversation with the retiring director, who takes us through his incredible 11-year journey. From the emotional transition from Whitehill Chase to the establishment of new healing hubs, he recounts the powerful instances of witnessing physical miracles and the palpable presence of the Holy Spirit. Expect heartfelt memories, stories of personal and spiritual growth within the team, and transformative moments that have defined his tenure. This episode is brimming with tales of triumphs, challenges, and the unwavering impact of Acorn's mission.
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If you're passionate about the Christian Healing ministry, take a listen to some inspiring stories from our Healing Hubs about how they are engaging people in healing prayer and what God is doing.
Sue and Lisa also share with our Healing Hub guests some tips and encouragements to not feel alone in the ministry.
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Chair of Trustees, Gordon Sykes-Little shares a short reflection at our 2024 Conference on 'Stepping into The Future'.
*Apologies for recording quality.
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Bishop Martyn Snow (Bishop of Leicester) shares with our 2024 conference guests on **Christ The Healer in all Cultures.
Did you know?**
- More than 50% of Leicester’s residents are Global Majority Heritage.
- Demographic predictions suggest most UK cities will be similar to Leicester in the coming decades. Diversity is only going to increase.
- More than 50% of doctors working in the NHS are from other parts of the world.
- ‘Hybridisation’ is the term used to describe the mixing of cultures as people interact. We are all ‘hybrids’ of different cultures.
Listen to hear more about the constants in all cultures and Christian healing.
What does it mean to have cultural humility?
How can we grow in cultural competency?
*Apologies sound isn't too clear.
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What if the heart of healing isn’t just about physical ailments but about transforming lives from the inside out? Join us as we unpack the modern landscape of healing ministry in the UK, exploring the profound ways the church has shifted its approach under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. We share inspiring stories of everyday individuals and local church communities who have risen to the occasion, embodying Jesus’s mission to change hearts. Learn about the personal, one-on-one ministry settings like the Acorn Christian Healing Hubs, and discover the unique expressions of healing that flourish in diverse communities. We don’t shy away from addressing the frustrations some feel regarding the belief that the Holy Spirit needs human intervention to manage His work.
In anticipation of our thought-provoking Annual Healing conference in Leicester, we're excited to extend a warm invitation to join us before the 14th of September for engaging discussions and enriching fellowship. Featuring a keynote address by Bishop Martin Snow, this free event offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of healing ministry, whether you're a seasoned practitioner or simply curious. This episode is both an invitation and a journey, promising valuable insights and community connections. We look forward to continuing our exploration together and are grateful for your support and listenership.
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Can modern society's shift towards self-reliance be impacting our faith and mental health? Join us as we explore the complex history and contemporary relevance of Christian healing ministries within the church. We reflect on the challenges the church has faced with divine healing, particularly in light of modernism, industrialization, and the Enlightenment. Discover how these societal shifts have changed our perception of God and healing, leading to a diminished sense of the supernatural aspects of faith. We emphasize the need to re-establish our trust in God, recognizing the fundamental elements of our faith, such as the resurrection and virgin birth.
This episode also highlights the transformative power of prayer in healing chronic or long-term illnesses that defy traditional medical treatments. We delve into the role of Acorn in facilitating divine intervention through prayer in the name of Jesus. Hear inspiring stories from healing hubs where local Christians unite to pray for those in need, showcasing prayer as a powerful and accessible practice within communities. We underline that healing through prayer is available to all believers, regardless of their religious titles or theological expertise. Join us as we continue this important conversation and encourage you to share your thoughts and experiences with Christian healing in the UK.
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Can the divine truly intersect with our lives? We're back from our break, energized and curious, to discuss a profound inquiry: the indispensability of the Holy Spirit's gifts in our era. Wes and Lisa navigate through the complexities of a world where knowledge and innovation soar, yet the human soul still yearns for eternal answers to suffering, mortality, and grief. Our latest episode is a deep dive into how the Holy Spirit acts as a bridge between Heaven and earth, offering hope and healing that defies human capability.
We reflect on the power and relevance of ministering with the Holy Spirit's influence. Whether you joined us pre-event at the Acorn Christian Healing Academy or are just catching up, this discussion—also available on YouTube—promises to deliver thoughtful insights into the spiritual dynamics of Christian healing. We are immensely grateful to our listeners for their continued support and participation. Stay connected for our next thought-provoking session, and until then, we bid you a heartfelt farewell.
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Discover the transformative power of ministering with a heart aligned to God's love as we hear from Rev Wes Sutton, who has profound insight into the practice of healing prayer. This episode takes you on a journey to learn how to value each person's inherent worth and become a vessel through which Jesus's love is magnified. Wes shares his wisdom on creating encounters with Jesus that are not only beautiful but deeply respectful of the individual journey. By adopting a stance of humility and sensitivity, we discuss how to become 'invisible' healers, directing the focus towards the Healer and allowing His grace to flow through us.
Join us as we explore the art of praying for others with the genuine love and sincerity we reserve for our closest kin. This heartfelt conversation illuminates the role of our values in treating every person with dignity and grace, guided by the Holy Spirit. Wes's anecdotes and our shared reflections serve as an invitation to foster encounters with Jesus that imprint a lasting sense of gratitude. We leave you with a challenge to embody His likeness in every interaction, reminding you to carry this wisdom beyond the podcast.
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Our recent explorations at Guilford Healing Hub and Belfast have profoundly shaped our conversations, leading us to share insights on how to approach individuals as complete beings made in the image of God; interweaving their physical being with emotional and spiritual underpinnings. We challenge the limited perspectives of spiritual practices, much like the Pharisees, by adopting Jesus's empathetic lens toward his followers' innermost doubts and personal tribulations.
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When we gathered to pray at a Christian meeting, the atmosphere felt heavy, congested with a mix of hope and despair. That's when the unexpected happened—I was led to clear the room, a decision that might have seemed harsh but was critical for creating a space where healing could flourish. Our latest episode takes you through this profound journey, showcasing a transformative approach to prayer within the Christian Healing Ministry. We unravel how, at times, the best intentions of inclusivity in traditional church practices can inadvertently stifle the very healing they aim to foster. Reflecting on Jesus' own ministry, we see a biblical foundation for selecting intimate settings and unlikely individuals to carry out his work, a reminder that healing comes from God working through the most unexpected sources.
Venturing further, we tackle the balance between intuition and action when spirits are at play. We share how following a nudge from the Holy Spirit led to a breakthrough moment—a testament to the power of trusting divine guidance even at the risk of seeming foolish. Throughout the episode, we encourage you to lean into that still, small voice when faced with uncertainty, for it is often there that we find the courage to act for the greater good.
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Have you ever felt like unseen barriers are holding you back from receiving the healing you need? Today, Wes and Lisa tackle the concept of 'dumping the junk' to break through the spiritual blocks that often prevent us from embracing wholeness. Join us as we dissect the emotional clutter, negative influences, and personal attachments that create obstacles to healing, contrasting them with the pure intentions and faith of those who sought Jesus in the Bible.
In this heart-to-heart, we delve into the biblical narrative of Jairus, drawing parallels between His faith-driven quest for healing and our own modern-day challenges. We explore the power of the right questions and actions in the pursuit of wellness, sharing stories that resonate with the same determination and boldness Biblical figures displayed. It's about shifting focus from the causes of sickness to the limitless possibilities of what God can do through us, and we're here to guide you through that transformative journey.
Wrapping up with Wes's profound insights, we emphasize that divine healing is a dynamic partnership, not a spectator sport. This episode is a rallying cry for all listeners to step into their authority as disciples of Jesus, to pray with conviction, and to prioritize those in need over societal expectations. We leave you with five key points to carry into your own ministry and discipleship, hopeful that our reflections will empower you to live out your faith with purpose and passion.
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Have you ever pondered the intricate dance between divine providence and human initiative, especially when it comes to healing? Prepare to embark on a thought-provoking journey through the realms of God's sovereignty and our free will within the Christian faith. Our latest episode challenges how the reformed theology frames God as the orchestrator of every minute detail in our lives, including our health, and contrasts this with the biblical accounts where figures like Peter and John took bold, decisive action to heal in Jesus' name. By analyzing these scriptural encounters, we uncover the expectation for believers to mature and step into their roles as Disciples within God's kingdom, actively engaging with the world around us while navigating the intersection of God's omnipotence and our choices.
Yet, what role does prayer play in the grand tapestry of God's will? This episode also delves into the potent influence of prayer as we align ourselves with the divine. We reflect on the nuanced dynamics of Abraham's bold negotiation with God, drawing out the lesson that our Creator is not just open to our petitions but is swayed by the sincerity of human intercession. As we traverse biblical examples, the conversation reveals how our supplications mold the unfolding of God's plan, even as we grapple with the coexistence of predestination and personal agency. By the end of our discussion, listeners will be encouraged to view God's workings through a lens of love, considering the profound implications of our imperfect actions within His ultimate will. Join us for an episode that promises to enrich your understanding and challenge your perspective on the divine-human partnership.
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Step into the new year with an open heart and a renewed spirit as we explore the profound depths of the Christian Healing Ministry alongside our passionate hosts, Wes & Lisa. Our latest episode is a beacon for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of Jesus' healing power in the modern world. We're setting the stage for an enlightening discussion that promises to comfort, challenge, and inspire robust theological reflections.
Join us as we warmly welcome newcomers to the Acorn Christian Healing Academy and announce our plans to visit emerging hubs nationwide. Wes shares his wisdom on what it means to seriously pursue the path of Christian healing, emphasizing that God values our quest for growth and clarity. This heart-to-heart is an invitation to experience the encouragement and zeal intrinsic to a journey that intertwines the pursuit of healing with the love of God. Don't miss this episode, where the passion of the heavens is brought down to our earnest conversations.
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What do I do if my church are disengaged with the Christian Healing Ministry?
Join us over a coffeebreak sized chat about the Christian Healing ministry where you are.
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Who is qualified to minister in the anointing of the Holy Spirit, how do I know if healing is for me.. and how do I make it stick?
Join us over a coffeebreak sized chat about Nurturing The Healing Anointing.
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This week we take a listener question - "should we pray for healing for Autism?"
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Is there healing in passion week or the atonement? Join Wes and Lisa as they recall the events of passion week and how Jesus is Healer.
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It's a new season, which means a new series of CoffeePods.
'Overcoming' helps us to explore some of the areas in life that we need God's help - past, present, and future.
This week, let's take a look at how we feel about the future by exploring Overcoming Doubt.
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Have you ever felt challenged as someone involved in Christian healing? Perhaps you've been criticised or misunderstood...
Wes and Lisa explore some of the challenges we may face and how we can live in the light of Christ.
Got a question of your own you'd like us to discuss? Email it to info@acornchristian.org
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From stories of the past; the good, the bad, and the ugly, to questioning why the Christian healing ministry seemingly gone wrong, Wes and Lisa discuss the history of Christian healing and where we are now.
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Have you ever wondered what to do when you are under attack or under pressure? Wes and Lisa offer some theological input and practical advice to help you.
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This week, Wes and Lisa discuss the nature of evil.
Sometimes people think that the Devil and God are of equal power... so what is the nature of evil?
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This week, Wes and Lisa discuss the power of the Holy Spirit, and why it is important in the Christian Healing ministry.
Ever wondered what's the Holy Spirit and what's your imagination when ministering to others? From Star Wars, to beef ribs, to following the flow of the love of God.. this discussion will encourage you to minister in the power of the Holy Spirit.
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This week, Wes and Lisa discuss the power of the Holy Spirit, and why it is important in the Christian Healing ministry.
Take a moment to think about the indwelling and the ondwelling of the Holy Spirit, how He is at work in us, and how people receive the Holy Spirit.
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This week we explore what may have been going on with Lazarus' tomb stone, and whether we have a stone of our own that needs to be moved.
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This week we explore the Scriptures to find out whether there is Healing in The Bible.
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This week we take a listener question - "I'm stuck in one way of praying, how do I do it differently?"
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This week we look at a question from the Acorn Christian Healing Academy - "How Do I Minister to The Whole Person?"
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Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
This episode our listener question is, "Why aren't I seeing healing?"
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This week we take a listener question - "How Do I Look After Myself as a Prayer Minister?"
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Pour a coffee, find a comfy seat, and plug yourself in for CoffeePods. A coffee break-sized podcast discussing the Christian Healing ministry.
This episode touches on January's Acorn Christian Healing Academy topic of The Healing Ministry of Jesus.
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Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
A listener urgent question today - "Is There Healing in The Christmas Story?"
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This week we take a listener question - "I have been praying for someone in need of healing for a long time, how do I remain in a place of faith?"
Wes and Lisa explore the question, offering practical tips on how to remain in a place of faith, as well as sharing stories of God's faithfulness to us. Got a question of your own? Send it to info@acornchristian.org
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This week we take a listener question - "I have been praying for someone in need of healing for a long time, how do I remain in a place of faith?"
Wes and Lisa explore the question, offering practical tips on how to remain in a place of faith, as well as sharing stories of God's faithfulness to us. Got a question of your own? Send it to info@acornchristian.org
Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
Today we reflect on what we have learnt this year about the Christian Healing Ministry.
Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
A listener urgent question today - "Is There Healing in The Christmas Story?"
Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
A listener urgent question today - "How do I heal a broken marriage?"
Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
Wes reflects on a question of his own this week - "What does it mean to prepare the dying for their death?"
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Got urgent questions about Christian Healing? Wes and Lisa discuss them over their favourite brew, sharing fresh insight and empowering content.
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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Get to know each of the Acorn Healing Hubs - why did they start, how do they operate, and who is invovled?
This week we chat with one of Surrey Healing Hub's team, Jaimee,to find out how any why she got involved in the Christian Healing ministry, and how God uses her to minister to others. We also hear of her involvement in the Christian Motorcycle Association.
Looking to start a Healing Hub? Let us know - info@acornchristian.org
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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Get to know each of the Acorn Healing Hubs - why did they start, how do they operate, and who is invovled?
This week we chat with one of Gosport's Healing Hub Coordinators, Diana, to find out how any why she got involved in the Christian Healing ministry, and how God uses her to minister to others.
Looking to start a Healing Hub? Let us know - info@acornchristian.org
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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Get to know each of the Acorn Healing Hubs - why did they start, how do they operate, and who is invovled?
This week we chat with one of Acorn's Surrey Healing Hub Coordinators, Sue, to find out how any why she got involved in the Christian Healing ministry, and how God uses her to minister to others.
Looking to start a Healing Hub? Let us know - info@acornchristian.org
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Get to know each of the Acorn Healing Hubs - why did they start, how do they operate, and who is invovled?
This week we chat with one of Acorn's Digital Healing Hub Coordinators, Anderson, to find out how any why he got involved in the Christian Healing ministry.
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Do you have questions about the Christian Healing Ministry? Wes and Lisa discuss your questions over a fresh brew, bringing insight and thought into the Christian healing ministry.
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From challenging characters, to bold analogies - why is the Christian Healing Ministry Attracted to Criticism?
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
Like this or any of our other free resources? Help support Acorn by buying us a cup of coffee- https://www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/buyacoffee
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'Supernatural God: Supernatural Works' takes you on a discipleship journey through the Christian Healing Ministry. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the topic and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
Part of an Acorn Healing Hub? Use this resource with your Hub for discussion and ministry.
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
Acorn on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/AcornChristianFoundation
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'Coming to Jesus' looks at real issues, real stories, and the real Jesus. You can listen and get involved further with each story that we look at by heading over to Acorn's YouTube channel where we will reflect on the interaction with Jesus and pray.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Six we will be discussing Human Sexuality, and finding hope for when we have been hurt.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Six we will be chatting through the life hurt of Eating Disorders.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Five we will be chatting through the life hurt of suicide.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Four we will be chatting through the life hurt of miscarraige.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Three we will be chatting through the life hurt of divorce.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode Two we will be chatting through the life hurt of addiction.
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For Season Ten of CoffeePods we are discussing some of the life hurts that we (or someone we know) might experience. Grab your mug, find plug yourself in, and let's find the hope from God in these situations together.
In Episode One we will be chatting through the life hurt of redundancy.
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Season Nine looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode 5 we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'May Our Songs and Our Worship'.
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Season Nine looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Four we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'For Your Love'.
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Season Nine looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Three we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'One Thing'.
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Season Nine looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode One we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'You Are Lord'.
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Season Nine looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode One we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'Shine Your Light'.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray for others. This week we discuss how we can compassionately and competently pray for the dying. We have taken a little longer to chat through this podcast topic due to its sensitivity.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray for others. This week we discuss how we can compassionately and competently pray for children and how children can pray for healing.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray for others. This week we discuss how we can compassionately and competently pray for those with anxiety.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray for others. This week we discuss how we can compassionately and competently pray for those with chronic and longterm illnesses.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we discuss how generational hurts and patterns can be prayed for, for healing to be able to take place.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we discuss Part Two of why God uses us in the healing ministry... surely He can just get on without us?
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we discuss Part One of why God uses us in the healing ministry... surely He can just get on without us?
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we chat about how we can continue to pray when people die.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we chat about how we can pray in faith in a Church culture that is risk averse.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we chat about how we might demand healing from God, is it not presumptious?
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about how we can pray in times of uncertainty. This week we discuss that Jesus didn’t heal everyone in Palestine, so how can we expect everyone to be healed now?
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
In Episode 17 we chat through your question - "Did Jesus Get Sick?"
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
In Episode 16 we chat through your question - "Can Demons Come Back?"
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...degenerative illnesses".
Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Thirteen presents us with a conversation about words of knowledge... the good, bad, and ugly!
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Twelve has us discussing one of your questions.. "Is this an attack?"
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Twelve has us discussing one of your questions.. "Why is it hard to establish a healing ministry?"
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Eleven presents us with one of your questions.. "What Gets in The Way of Healing?"
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Ten has us talking about.. "Am I Being Punished?"
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Nine has us discussing about that time when.. "I was healed but it has come back".
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
In respect of those for whom this topic is real life we have given this episode a little more time of discussion than previous episodes. Maybe a bigger cup of coffee will be needed! Episode Eight has us discussing about that time when.. should we or shouldn't we pray for healing of disabilty?
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Seven has us discussing about that time when we aren't sure how to keep going.
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Over the next few weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Six has us discussing about that time when we've seen healings.
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Over the next four weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Five has us discussing about that time when you aren't sure if someone wants to be healed.
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Over the next four weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Two has us discussing about that time when sin has consequences.
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Over the next four weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Two has us discussing about that time when sickness lingers.
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Over the next four weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
Episode Two has us discussing about that time when silence reigns.
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Over the next four weeks we will be having helpful conversations about that time when our own healing journeys have been challenged by suffering, silence, sickness and sin.
If you have a question of your own about Christian healing, please send it over to us by emailing info@acornchristian.org, and we will respond.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go.
The joy of the new year is that it can feel fresh, and you can start things anew; it's filled with such promise but there are no muddy foot prints behind us to highlight our flaws and failures. The trouble is, we can feel the pressure to come up with something new and itdoesn't always add to our sense of wellbeing..
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Season Five of CoffeePods has been formed from running a two day event on Inner Healing; we thought it would be helpful to capture some of the main themes as we take a journey of healing our image God, ourselves, and others.
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Season Five of CoffeePods has been formed from running a two day event on Inner Healing; we thought it would be helpful to capture some of the main themes as we take a journey of healing our image God, ourselves, and others.
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Season Five of CoffeePods has been formed from running a two day event on Inner Healing; we thought it would be helpful to capture some of the main themes as we take a journey of healing our image God, ourselves, and others.
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Season Five of CoffeePods has been formed from running a two day event on Inner Healing; we thought it would be helpful to capture some of the main themes as we take a journey of healing our image God, ourselves, and others.
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Season Four looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Five we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'Send Your Healing Power'.
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Season Four looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Four we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'May The Lord Smile on You'.
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Season Four looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Three we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'Heavenly Father'
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Season Four looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode Two we hear the inspiration behind the song, 'How Long, Oh Lord?'
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Season Four looks at a number of Psalms, each taking up a theme from the Bible and giving it a voice for us. We will explore how worship and healing work together.
In Episode One we explore 'Heavenly Father', coming from Matthew Chapter 6 - The Disciples Prayer.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Seven we are diving deeper into Christian healing in response to your questions. this week - 'Who Me?'
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Six we are diving deeper into Christian healing in response to your questions. this week - 'Journeying With Unanswered Prayers'.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Five we are diving deeper into Christian healing in response to your questions. this week - 'The Church: Time to Stand Up!'
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This is an extract from a previous Service of Prayer for Healing that was brought to us by Rev Wes Sutton, which does not necessarily follow our usual series of 'The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly'. Due to unforeseen circumstances we have been unable to bring you originally scheduled CoffeePod.
We will be exploring what it means to be carriers of the presence of God.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Four we are diving deeper into Christian healing in response to your question, 'What about killer diseases and severe mental illness?'.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Three we are diving deeper into Christian healing in response to your question, 'What is Unique About Christian Healing?'.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. In Episode Two we are making it by personal responding to your question, 'How Long?'.
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Season Three takes us through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian healing. For Episode One, Rev Wes Sutton responds to your question, 'Is there any logic to God's response to healing?'.
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National Training Manager of Acorn Christian Foundation, Howard Fleming, asks and explores how fears and filters might prevent us from enjoying God's healing and bringing it to others.
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Season two takes us over the summer where we will be exploring healing stories with Jesus and asking, "Why on Earth Did Jesus Do That?".
This week's story is from John 9 - The Healing of The Blind Man.
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Season two takes us over the summer where we will be exploring healing stories with Jesus and asking, "Why on Earth Did Jesus Do That?".
This week's story is from Mark 8 - The Healing of The Blind Man.
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Season two takes us over the summer where we will be exploring healing stories with Jesus and asking, "Why on Earth Did Jesus Do That?".
This week's story is from Matthew 15 & Mark 7: The Faith of The Canaanite Woman.
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Our new season will be exploring healing stories with Jesus and asking, "Why on Earth Did Jesus Do That?".
This week's story is from Mark 5 - Jesus healing the bleeding woman.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Nine will look at the big question "Can Dementia Be Healed?".
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Eight will look at one of your questions that has been sent in - 'Should We Pray Against Things?' - thanks, Mary, for the question!
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode 7 will look at one of your questions that has been sent in - 'Why Couldn't The Disciples Heal The Boy?' - thanks Penny for the question!
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Six will look at, 'What is The Relationship Between The Church and Medicine?'.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Five will look at, 'Is There Ever A Time To Stop Praying?'.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Four will look at, 'How can we help those who have long term or terminal conditions?'.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Three will look at 'Do Certain People Have a Gift of Healing?'.
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Plug yourself in, pick up your mug of coffee, and let's go. Episode Two will look at 'Why Are Some People Healed and Others Not?'.
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Episode One will look at 'What Was Paul's Thorn in The Flesh?', the first of a six part series exploring the big questions on Christian healing.
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