Episode 54: Beyond the Big C, with Jeremy Marshall
During the Pandemic Darren interviewed Jeremy Marshall on the topic of his book, Beyond the Big C at Chelmsford Presbyterian Church. They discussed life with cancer and beyond. We are posting the interview here because we believe it will be of real benefit to you!
Beyond the Big C, by Jeremy Marshall
Hope in the Face of Suffering, by Jeremy Marshall
Jeremy Marshall 2-pack, at a reduced cost
Episode 53: 10 Ways to Conquer Exam Stress
A Sympathetic Guide for Young Christians
John McCabe and Leah Williams talk about exam stress and handling it with a biblical worldview.
Episode 51: Why Presbyterianism Matters (Part 1)
A few months ago Jim, Josh and Andy found themselves all together (in person!) at the Presbyterian Church of America’s General Assembly. Of course they couldn’t resist recording a podcast or two on ‘Why Presbyterianism Matters’! This is the first part … the next will be out shortly. Enjoy!
Episode 47: Part 2 - Reflections on the War in Ukraine
Andy, Darren, and Jim return to finish their reflections on the War in Ukraine. For a list of the organizations for charitable giving to Ukraine, see Darren’s recent blog post.
Episode 46: Why Celebrate Easter?
Darren, Phil and, Andy discuss the Biblical basis for Easter. They also muse on the significance and pastoral use of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Why not give it a listen?
Episode 45: Reflections on the War in Ukraine
In this Episode, Jim, Darren, and Andy discuss the War in Ukraine and specific biblical categories that are helpful in understanding a Christian response.
Episode 44: Reflections on the Mars Hill Podcast
In this episode Josh and Andy discuss the recent hit podcast, the Rise and Fall of Mars Hill.
Episode 42: Why Celebrate Christmas?
This is a more common question than you might expect in the English speaking church, historically.
Andy, Darren, and Josh discuss some of the biblical and historical reasons a Christian should celebrate Christmas
Augustine - Why Celebrate Christmas? (Abridged sermon 185 - https://www.crossroadsinitiative.com/media/articles/why-celebrate-christmas/)
Augustine unabridged sermon 185 and other Christmas sermons (https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=r3fYAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false)
Episode 41: Reformed Missiology & Contextualisation
Show Notes (and more resources you need to check out)
To learn more about the Southgate Fellowship: https://thesouthgatefellowship.org/
Articles by Flavien in Themelios publication of the Affirmations and Denials (link)
Flavien’s book, Paul Against the Idols: A Contextual Reading of the Areopagus Speech (available in paperback and kindle): Buy UK and US (Amazon)
Flavien’s academic publications on the topic (link)
Dan’s book we discussed Their Rock is not as our Rock. Buy UK and US (Amazon)
Also you should check out Plugged In and Making Faith Magnetic (new!)
Episode 40: Aftermath: Discussions on the New Normal
Andy, Darren, Phil and Michael discuss coming out of pandemic restrictions. Is coming out of lockdown more complex than going into lockdown was? How do we navigate all the changes in church culture?
Episode 39: Why Doesn't God Make Himself More Obvious?
This week Michael, Andy, and Darren begin an apologetic discussion. The first question they tack is Why Doesn’t God make himself more obvious? We hope you’ll find this discussion helpful and it will whet your appetite for more.
Episode 38: All Things are Ready, with Donald John Maclean
This week we are pleased to be joined by Dr Donald John MacLean, the author of a new book, All Things are Ready: Understanding the Gospel in its Fullness and Freeness, released just this past month, by Christian Focus. Donald John, an elder at Cambridge Presbyterian Church, addresses the topic of the Free offer of the gospel from an incredibly pastoral perspective, defending this biblical mandate, but at the same time encouraging all believers to speak to others about Christ. We hope you’ll find this helpful and stimulating.
Episode 34: What is Theology, and Why Do We Need It?
An Interview with Mark Garcia
This week we are pleased to be joined by Revd Dr Mark Garcia of the Greystone Institute. Mark, a new professor at Westminster Theological Seminary, has worked with Phil Haines in providing educational opportunities through the Greystone Institute in Cardiff the last few years. Phil, Andy, and Mark sit down to discuss theology. What it is, why we need it, and how it’s useful to the church.