Other 2019 Podcasts

This Morning Phil brings up some end of year thoughts from 2019

This morning is our Vision Sunday, setting out our practises and values

This morning is our family service and Dave brings the message this morning.

Tonight we focus on the first element of our vision statement, helping to “rewrite the story of the city”. We hear stories of what is happening in the lives of some individuals from the church, before Chris Leech teaches on the subject.

Kellie Holbeche is the director of iris Ministries in Cambodia, and tonight shares some of the stories of what God is doing in the nation.

Tonight Pete Portal shares some of his story. Pete and his wife Sarah live in Manenberg, Cape Town. He is part of leading Tree of Life, a church in Manenberg dedicated to serving the community by living out Jesus’ love through family. He is also part of the National team for 24-7 Prayer South Africa, and spends much of his time growing relationships and networks across racial and socio-econonic divides. Pete and Sarah live with young men coming out of gangsterism and drug addiction and, along with a team of friends, disciple and re-parent these young men into faith, freedom and wholeness. Pete spends most of his time trying to work out how to balance intensity with rest, combine compassion with fun, and bring big picture vision back to embodied kindness.

This morning Kingsley speak to us on living in the known and the unknown.

Lucy Peppiatt, Principal of Westminster Theological College, tonight talks on the topic of women in leadership and specifically unpacks the much debated passage in 1 Timothy 2.

Tonight Mike Andrea shares his heart with us. Mike is the leader of Glo, married to Stella, with two children. Mike started out by planting The Pipeline Youth Initiative and innovates many of the projects they now deliver in their community and beyond. Believing in a gospel of salvation and transformation Mike was part of founding Glo, Lark in the Park in Thanet, Aspire and the Aspiration Centre. He loves seeing people discover their God given destiny and adventure and spends most of his time working with teams developing the life of Glo. Mike is also part of the 24-7 Prayer oversight team and The Big Church Day Out board as well as working with a variety of authorities and community transformation organisations.

It was great to have guest speaker Jarrod McKenna, leading ministry around Isaiah 6:1-8.

Patrick Regan, OBE, is the CEO of a new charity, Kintsugi Hope, which exists to create safe and supportive spaces for people suffering with mental and emotional health issues. He is also the founder and president of urban youth work charity XLP. Patrick has travelled to over thirty countries working with and on behalf of the poorest communities and is a regular contributor on radio and TV on issues of poverty and justice. He received the Mayor of London Peace Award for his valuable contribution towards peace and justice. He is an Honorary Fellow of South Bank University for his contribution to peace, justice and wellbeing, a Fellow of the Centre for Social Justice and UK ambassador for Compassion. This morning he shares on the whole area of mental health.

This Sunday is our local Pulpit Exchange and we have Mark Harvey, Rector of Shankill Parish sharing from Isaiah 6.

This morning is ALL IN Sunday, a day where we can all become involved in the greater story of God’s kingdom come to earth. We all know this needs a local context and so today before we look at the practicalities of how to help, we will look at three stories that will inspire us to live into the supernatural supply of God.

This morning Phil and Dave help us refocus on the dreams and goals that were set and talked about in September.

Other 2019 Podcasts