by Will Small
Our church is pretty unconventional according to certain measurements. But it’s a pretty special community to belong to and I want to see more people experience what we have nurtured together.
Joel McKerrow talks to us about self-aware spirituality and the journey of removing our blindfolds, one after the other.
Cheryl Andrews, a social worker and counsellor joins us for a conversation about spirituality, shame and what it might look like to disentangle them.
by Will Small
Mitch and Will crack a tinny and chat about God, the universe and everything in this sprawling theological ‘pub chat’.
+ Bible, Christian living, Church, LGBTQI+, Lived experience & personal stories, Sexuality, Theology
Steff Fenton joins us to explore gender expansive theology and discuss what gender queer people might teach us about what God is like.
Benjamin Hastings, most known for the songs he’s written with Hillsong, opens up about honest faith, doubt, and spiritual seeking through the scepticism.
+ Christian living, Lived experience & personal stories, Personal reflections, Theology, Uncategorized
Mandy Smith, author of The Vulnerable Pastor and Unfettered speaks with us about childlike faith and resisting empire in all forms.
Simon Nixon shares his story of changing faith and his ongoing exploration of new approaches to church, ministry and community formation.
If we think about faith as purely to do with belief or knowledge, every time we struggle to believe we feel like our faith is ‘weak’. But what if there’s another way to conceive of faith?
by Will Small
Mitch Forbes and Will Small continue the conversation about heaven, hell and universal salvation, asking amongst other things, what difference do these beliefs make here and now?
by Will Small
This week on the podcast Hannah and Will explore what it means to live full lives in a hustle-centric world. Does our Christianity take us off the hamster wheel or spin it faster?
+ Abuse and trauma, Bible, Christian living, Church, Lived experience & personal stories, Mental health, Sexuality, Theology, Uncategorized
Dr Joel Hollier used to believe celibacy was the only option for a gay Christian like him. Now, he’s married, co-pastoring a church, and here to share his story about the journey in between.
