With Paul Woolley

Episode 64 of the PEP Talk podcast, hosted by Andy Bannister, titled "With Paul Woolley" was published on April 13, 2022 and runs 25 minutes.

April 13, 2022 ·25m · PEP Talk

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Summary

In our western cultures, the way we present the gospel and the way it is embodied appears to be anything but "good news". It's worrying, disappointing, even life-diminishing news! But in a world of pandemics and Putin, how can we hold out real, authentic good news to our friends who are so desperate for it? Andy and Kristi explore this question with Paul Woolley this time on PEP Talk. Paul Woolley joined the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity [https://licc.org.uk] as CEO in January 2021, having been Deputy Chief Executive at Bible Society. He was previously the founder and director of the influential faith and society think tank Theos. In addition to studying theology, he has worked in parliament and the media. He is married to Ruth, and they have four young children. They live in Wiltshire and enjoy being outdoors, playing board games, and keeping chickens. Have a look at these resources from LICC which Paul mentions: https://licc.org.uk/resources/6ms/ https://licc.org.uk/events/40-cities-tour/ Support the show [https://www.solas-cpc.org/podcast-book-offer/] (https://www.solas-cpc.org/podcast-book-offer/)

Episode Description

In our western cultures, the way we present the gospel and the way it is embodied appears to be anything but "good news". It's worrying, disappointing, even life-diminishing news! But in a world of pandemics and Putin, how can we hold out real, authentic good news to our friends who are so desperate for it? Andy and Kristi explore this question with Paul Woolley this time on PEP Talk.

Paul Woolley joined the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity as CEO in January 2021, having been Deputy Chief Executive at Bible Society. He was previously the founder and director of the influential faith and society think tank Theos. In addition to studying theology, he has worked in parliament and the media. He is married to Ruth, and they have four young children. They live in Wiltshire and enjoy being outdoors, playing board games, and keeping chickens.

Have a look at these resources from LICC which Paul mentions:
https://licc.org.uk/resources/6ms/
https://licc.org.uk/events/40-cities-tour/

Support the show (https://www.solas-cpc.org/podcast-book-offer/)