Episodes

Monday May 04, 2020
The Way pt3: The Way to Nineveh
Monday May 04, 2020
Monday May 04, 2020
As we continue our series ’The Way', Nick tackles the book of Jonah, highlighting different themes from Jonah’s journey that are still incredibly relatable to us today. Tune in as we ask the questions of 'What is our Tarshish?' and 'Who is our Nineveh?’, whilst exploring how Jonah’s big journey reminds us that we are called to be God’s modern day prophets.

Monday Apr 27, 2020
The Way pt2: The Way to Moriah
Monday Apr 27, 2020
Monday Apr 27, 2020
In this talk, Jamie explores the famous journey of Abraham and Isaac to Moriah, where God has apparently told Abraham to sacrifice his son. This story can be intensely troubling and raises many questions - not least of which are about how we read our Bible and how we should interpret it. Jamie makes a case that a truly faithful reading of scripture puts Christ at the very centre.

Sunday Apr 19, 2020
The Way pt1: The Way to Emmaus
Sunday Apr 19, 2020
Sunday Apr 19, 2020
This is the first of a new series looking at how some biblical journeys speak to our journeys... and how God meets us along the way. In a famous post Resurrection scene, Jesus meets two disciples on the way to Emmaus. What does this encounter have to teach us about times of defeat, dismantling our categories, following Jesus with 'head, hands and heart' and recognising him in the glimpses?

Sunday Apr 12, 2020
Wild pt10: Death To Life
Sunday Apr 12, 2020
Sunday Apr 12, 2020
On this Easter Sunday, in the final part of our series going through the Gospel of Mark, Jamie looks at the symbolism of the Crucifixion and the outworking of Resurrection in our everyday lives.

Monday Apr 06, 2020
Wild pt9: Questions and Answers (Minus the Answers)
Monday Apr 06, 2020
Monday Apr 06, 2020
Nick explores passages from chapters 11 and 12 of Mark's Gospel, highlighting Jesus' use of asking difficult questions to turn people's assumptions on their heads. In these challenging times we have the opportunity to let go of our old assumptions of our physical, emotional and spiritual lives, and to pick up new rhythms of being - particularly the practice of sacrificial giving.

Monday Mar 30, 2020
Wil pt8: Born to Be Mild, Riled, Wild, Child
Monday Mar 30, 2020
Monday Mar 30, 2020
Simon looks at chapter 11 of Mark's Gospel, particularly the stories of the fig tree and the confrontation with the Temple authorities, and explores how Jesus models a way of courageous, faith-filled engagement with the world.

Monday Mar 23, 2020
Wild pt7: He Looked Up To Heaven
Monday Mar 23, 2020
Monday Mar 23, 2020
This audio was taken from our first live-streamed service while we are not able to physically meet. Jamie looks at another incident from the crucial sequence of chapters 4 to 10, the feeding of the 5000. Through the faithfulness of Jesus, we get a glimpse into a different reality, a different way of being human and seeing the universe - one that is especially relevant to us in challenging times.

Monday Mar 16, 2020
Wild pt6: Bread & Faith & Life & Death
Monday Mar 16, 2020
Monday Mar 16, 2020
In our second week looking at the major thematic arcs of chapters 4 to 10, Jamie unpacks some of the motifs that Mark employs to answer one crucial question: Who is Jesus? It's a question that is as vital for us today as it was for his first followers, the answer to which can (and should) be life changing.

Monday Mar 09, 2020
Wild pt5: Storms & Chains & Miracles & Healing
Monday Mar 09, 2020
Monday Mar 09, 2020
As we take a couple of weeks to look at the overarching theme of chapters 4 to 10, Jamie starts to explore some of the key motifs we find: supernatural healing, deliverance and miracles. This can be a tough area for 21st Century disciples, as we may need to wrestle with rational objections, unhelpful teaching and our own experiences of heartbreak and disappointment following 'unanswered prayers'.

Monday Mar 02, 2020
Wild pt4: Kingdom, What Kingdom?
Monday Mar 02, 2020
Monday Mar 02, 2020
In the next of our series looking through Mark's Gospel, Stuart explores how Jesus uses parables in chapter 4 to reveal the mystery of the kingdom! The kingdom is revealed in ways that we often don't understand, or only see in part. This calls us into a place of faith and trust, and through these God is able to do wonderful things...

