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This week free speech is on everyone’s lips. Many on the right and left of politics are worried about cancel culture. In this episode of the LIVEcast, Glen and Paul discuss the results of an anonymous survey in which people were encouraged to write down opinions that they believed were unsayable. Here’s what we found.
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Last week, Glen and Paul had the privilege of sitting down with Ed Drew to discuss his work with Faith In Kids and how we as churches and parents can be better at nurturing our children’s faith.
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Alex O’Connor (Cosmic Sceptic) recently debated Michael Jones (Inspiring Philosophy) on the question ‘Would God Allow Evil?‘
Here Glen Scrivener points to Alex’s Epicurean assumptions and questions whether anyone — least of all God — should hold to them.
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Christianity has built the modern world, therefore the problems of this world (as well as their solutions) have a Christian origin. In this episode Glen Scrivener and Paul Feesey discuss 6 elements from Christianity that, when secularised, cause many problems:
Christianity is:
Christianity is
The west has inherited secular versions of all these convictions but, divorced from their roots in the gospel, the fruit goes bad.
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Glen Scrivener and Paul Feesey discuss some of the pros and cons of preaching online during lockdown.
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Glen Scrivener and Paul Feesey talk to Revd Jason Roach and Richard Awoyemi about race and the UK church.
Jason Roach pastors The Bridge church in Battersea. Richard Awoyemi is part of Black Berea: blackberea.com
Jason’s article on Covid-19 and Ethnicity: https://co-mission.org/article/featured/ethnicity-and-covid-19/
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Glen Scrivener talks to Dr Jo Jackson and Rev. Dr Paul Blackham in the third of these webinars on Adjusting to the New Normal.
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In this live webinar, Glen interviews Dr. Paul Blackham and Dr Jo Jackson about how to pray for the first time, as part of a series called “Adjusting To The New Normal.” This webinar was recorded live on 8 April, 2020.
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This webinar was recorded live on 6 April, 2020. Glen Scrivener is an experienced online host of hundreds of conversations — the kind that really matter. He’s joined by psychologist Dr Joanna Jackson and church leader, Rev. Dr Paul Blackham.
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There are deep fault lines in our world and the trials of our day are revealing them. But this week at Speak Life we have been lifting up the One whose standards we’re all using, whether we know it or not!
It’s Jesus who has taught the world that rulers should be servants, that they should put themselves under the law, that they should not ‘lord it over’ others but instead sacrifice themselves. It’s Jesus who teaches us that we are all one, whatever our race or social standing. It’s Jesus who says ‘put away the sword, for those who live by the sword will die by the sword.’
Incredibly our world, built by Jesus’ message, still remembers the teaching even if they’ve forgotten the source. Here at Speak Life we long to remind them! And to remind the world that there isn’t just a righteous standard over us, but a loving Saviour who offers to be with us.
Perhaps you can share some of these resources with your friends and family and, during this divided time, point to the Prince of Peace.
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