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.
+ Church, Lived experience & personal stories, Personal reflections, Questions, Uncategorized, Worship
by simon
Simon Buckingham-Shum reflects on his experiences as part of a movement experimenting with alternative forms of worship and liturgy in England in the 90s, and how he thinks about it all today.
Cheryl Andrews, a social worker and counsellor joins us for a conversation about spirituality, shame and what it might look like to disentangle them.
+ 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.
Part 2 of Andrew Dodd and Scott Higgins’ story about how Hamilton Baptist Church became LGBTQI+ affirming. This week: what they learned that other churches may want to take onboard.
Scott Higgins and Andrew Dodd share the story of how Hamilton Baptist Church became LGBTQI+ affirming.
Simon Nixon shares his story of changing faith and his ongoing exploration of new approaches to church, ministry and community formation.
+ Bible, Church, Uncategorized, women
by Will Small
Christine Redwood shares about her PhD research, exploring women in the book of Judges, and how it relates to women leading and preaching in the Church today.
Hi friends, Hannah joins me (Will) again for this week’s podcast! And we cover a lot of ground in this chat. In this episode we speak a fair bit about recent events within the evangelical church that you may or may not be familiar with. We do our best to give context, but if we accidentally assumed some ‘insider knowledge’ anywhere I apologise for … Read More Power, patriarchy, scandals & where God is in it all?
+ 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.
