Episodes

We caught up with Jane Williams, who lectures at St Mellitus theological college, to lear more about the practice of contemplation and its role in a busy city like London.

Jane Williams is assistant dean and a lecturer at St Mellitus College. She discusses why it takes real strength to embody deep-rooted gentleness and suggests some of the steps we might take towards this.

The Examen is an immediate solution to the problem of ‘what do I pray about?’ Jonny Hughes, who leads Trinity Church Nottingham, talks us through it.

Can you imagine a hurried Jesus? John Mark Comer – who is pastor for teaching and vision at Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon – suggests that love, joy and peace are incompatible with the life of hurry. We’re invited to slow down and be present to the goodness of God in every moment.

John Mark Comer is pastor for teaching and vision at Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon. We caught up with him to discuss the practice of Sabbath, the effect it’s had on his own life and why being present to God, our friends and family is one of the most punk rock things we can do.

Jo Soper, who leads Exeter Network Church with her husband Jon, spoke to us about the importance of encouragement in our every day lives.

Jon Soper, who leads Exeter Network Church with his wife Jo, discusses the discipline of fasting and how as a practice it helps us to be with Jesus.

Psychologist and academic Dr Roger Bretherton takes a look at the importance of curiosity from a psychological perspective and from a biblical point of view, discussing how it can lead us to a deeper understanding of the person of Jesus.

Ele Mumford and her husband John started Vineyard UK which is part of a global church planting movement. We caught up with her to learn more about her passion for sharing the gospel and to hear some of her “glory stories”!

Lecturer in Political Theology at St Mellitus Selina Stone discusses the practice of liberation.

Pete Hughes had an early morning call with Mark Sayers to hear his thoughts on the practice of Joy.