The Speak Life Podcast

Ali Campbell is a Youth and Children’s Ministry Consultant. Listen as he talks to Glen Scrivener about being how we approach childrens work in the ministry of the church.  Are they fully integrated into the family of the Church? How can we best serve them as valued members of Christ’s body?Website:http://theresource.org.uk/Books:Together with God: An Introduction to Family WorshipEd Mackenzie and Gareth CrispinComfort in the Darkness: Helping Children Draw Close to God Through Biblical Stories of Night-Time and Sleep Mrs Rachel TurnerSix Sacred Rules for Families: A Spirituality for the Home Kindle Editionby Tim Muldoon, Sue MuldoonSupport the show

Josh Williamson returns to The Evangelists’ Podcast to talk about the relationship between the Evangelist and the Church. As a Pastor and Evangelist, Josh is passionate about seeing people come to know Jesus. This has been Josh’s desire since he was converted in 2002. In that time, the Lord has opened up many doors for Josh to proclaim the Good News in several different countries and He has blessed the ministry with many people professing faith in the Lord Jesus.Glen Scrivener and Josh talk about how we integrate people into the Church despite their history, and how important it is for Evangelists to work in connection with the Church.Links:http://www.joshwilliamson.org/Also, for a bit of fun, listen out for ‘Dalek Relaxation’, as mentioned at the beginning!Support the show

Peter Mead returns to the Evangelists’ Podcast to tell us about his book, Lost in Wonder, which looks at how our relationship with God resembles marrriage.  Glen and Peter look at questions such as How does God’s story related to marriage? How can we be ‘the bride of Christ’? Why should you put down his book and read the bible instead?!Links:http://trinitytheology.netSupport the show

Rico Tice is an associate minister at All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, and he’s a co-author of Christianity Explored.   Glen Scrivener caught up with him to ask about  ‘The Evangelist and the Bible’Support the show

Paul Williams is the author of the book ‘If You Could Ask God One Question’.  In it he answers 13 of the most commonly asked questions.  Glen caught up with him whilst on a mission in Eastbourne.Available here:https://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/if-you-could-ask-god-one-questionhttps://www.10ofthose.com/products/11502/if-you-could-ask-god-onehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/You-Could-Ask-God-Question/dp/190488945XSupport the show

Nate Morgan Locke is an Evangelist with Christianity Explored Ministries, and he talks to Glen about the new ‘Life Explored’ course.  Nate talks about the content of course and the theology behind it.Support the show

James Cary is a comedy writer for the BBC. Glen Scrivener talks to him about the funnier side of faith, and how we can use comedy to aid telling people about Jesus. James has written The God Particle Play, which explores dialogue between science and Christianity.www.thegodparticleplay.comSupport the show

Ros Clarke is the Online Pastor for the Church of England in Lichfield. She communicates in all sorts of ways online, through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat etc. Glen talks to Ros about what it’s like engaging with strangers you don’t even see face to face.Catch up with Ros on:Website (onlinepastor.org)Youtube (TGI Monday)Facebook (onlinepastor)Twitter (lfonlinepastor)Instagram (lfonlinepastor)Support the show

Peter Ould is a highly regarded commentator on issues of the Church and sexual identity, broadcasting on the BBC and other national and international stations. Glen Scrivener talks to Peter about sex and sexuality when talking to people about Jesus.You can get in touch with Peter on Twitter, or see his website.Other  relevant episodes of the Evangelist’s Podcast:Engaging with Hot Topics: Homosexuality - SLP52Big Questions: Sex & Sexuality - SLP11Support the show

The UK has had another round of political power struggles. “Power corrupts, and Absolute Power corrupts, absolutely” We’ve heard the saying, but Glen suggests it’s not actually true!Support the show