CCK London Podcasts

How God turns our weakness into strength.

Through intimacy/connection we become convinced of the Fathers heart. Father provides identity and value, protection and provision.

At the heart of the gifts of laughter song and dance, is relationship; connection, empathy, community, intimacy, fellowship, communion, and friendship. (Taught at GL Training)

At the heart of the gifts of laughter song and dance, is relationship; connection, empathy, community, intimacy, fellowship, communion, friendship. (Given at GL Training)

Heroes of the faith part 11. How expectation for Eternity shapes how we live today.

Stillness is about ceasing to strive, Let go, stop. Say that’s enough. and considering ourselves safe. We live in the smile of God. It is a practice that stops us taking ourselves so seriously.

How to overcome fear, lessons from the life of Moses

Anything worth doing will require pain and sacrifice. Hope in God produces a new kind of behaviour. Moses saw Him who is invisible, radical decisions always start with connection. Saw God’s vision of the future, and eternal reward, and burned the bridge to all other opportunities, indulgences and pleasure that would distract and take him off course.

Trust is about day by day reliance upon the nature of God. It isn’t just about trusting He has done something on our behalf. Trust is also future focussed. (Partial Recording)

Noah built an Ark because he simply trusted God and took Him at His word.

Friends, servants and Slaves and the call to fulfil the Great Commission.

In Christ, like Israel we too have left the country where we were in slavery. Captive and controlled by sin. Baptism is a picture our decisive end to living that sin miserable life. A picture of how we spiritually left the land where sin was sovereign.

We are called to live life abundantly (John 10:10), to display the manifold wisdom of God (Eph 3:10-12), to be a city on a hill that can not be hidden and radiate his light by our good works (Matt 5:14-15). (Talk given at GL Training)

Heros of the faith Part 5. Jospeh

How the practice of gratitude frees us from fear and cultivates joy.

A celebration of the faithfulness of God, how God fulfils huge promises against all the odds.

Being “taken away” is what Enoch is most famous for. His whole legacy is rooted in simplicity of a faithful walk that led to an encounter where he was transported to heaven, skipped death completely. He didn’t work for it, imagine or ask for it. He simply lived with expectation of God

A sign that points to the wonder of God.

Abel- who offered by Faith, a sacrifice that pleased God. (Hebrew 11:4)

Alan Cass shares his story of how gratitude and joy helped him to overcome fear and adversity

It’s an encouraging thought; to think that there is someone who hears our heart and actually cares about what it says.

How the Hebrews 11 Characters responded internally and externally to God's promises leading them to have the ability to perceive what their natural eyes could not see.

Meaningful and permanent change requires our choices, our practice, our resolutions, HABITS things we do over and over again. Without us playing our part we can be touched but not changed.

Confidence in God is the birth place of expectation and courage. He is able to rescue, and I expect him to. But at the same time recognising that God isn't our servant.

The Supernatural is a gift- you can’t work for it, God gives the vision, God heals or speaks - you can train yourself to recognise how He speaks . But it is always a gift