Tag Archives: online church

A Reading of Isaiah

For anyone who is interested in spending their Friday evenings in live Bible reading, we have two weeks left of our 8-week reading through Isaiah. In late August we will then be having a longer streaming session reading the whole of the book in one go. We’ll be welcoming other readers to both lighten the load for Mairi and I as well as being a refreshing variety in voice.

City of Temples: A Study of 1st Corinthians

For the last few months we have been reading slowly and prayerfully through the book of 1 Corinthians – we’re calling it, The City of Temples. Just earlier this morning, I dropped the seventeenth episode as we now walk through the door of chapter 7. Why not grab your Bible and listen here? Having laidContinue reading “City of Temples: A Study of 1st Corinthians”

When We Talked to Ann Widdecombe

This week’s episode of the Into the Pray podcast features British Politician and TV celebrity, Ann Widdecombe (MEP). Ann has featured in British politics for decades and will be known to many for her appearance on the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing. More info on Ann here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Widdecombe Podcast in full, and other content, here: AsContinue reading “When We Talked to Ann Widdecombe”

City of Temples

Are you looking for some meaty, fatty Bible studies that you can chew on for weeks? Our study through the book of 1 Corinthians – City of Temples – might be just what you’re looking for. Episode 9 has just gone live today and it’s not too late to catch up; the series will finishContinue reading “City of Temples”

Where is the Kingdom?

A couple of weeks ago, Mairi and I travelled down to meet with a solid church in England to speak at their young people’s conference. The night before I spoke, due to a very noisy hotel, I had virtually no sleep so please excuse the incomplete session in 2 Chronicles 15 that didn’t quite happenContinue reading “Where is the Kingdom?”

Into the Pray (feat. Andrea Williams)

Hello! Do you love Jesus? Do you care about the disintegration of our societies, the fraying of Christian values that protect us all, but especially the most vulnerable among us such as children and the unborn?