Jubilee+ Podcast

We are back with another Voice Raisers episode for the Jubilee+ podcast. Today we are going to hear from Rosie Hopley . Rosie leads Jubilee+ Voices , which gathers people with lived-experience of poverty to advise churches as they act against poverty and injustice. Rosie is also founder of the charity Beloved . She’ll be helping us think about being peace-makers. This talk was originally recorded...

Welcome back to our special series for the Jubilee+ podcast, called Voice Raisers. In these episodes we’re going to explore the Bible’s call for Christians to be change-bringers. Today we are going to hear from Chris Duerdon , the Jubilee+ Projects and Operations Manager and she’s going to explore with us about seeking justice whilst also holding on to mercy, with some great examples! This content...

Welcome to our new special series called Voice Raisers . Each of these episodes focuses on a part of the Bible’s call to be change-bringers to the people in our communities. Today’s message comes from Natalie Williams, the CEO of Jubilee+ , and author of the amazing book 'Tis Mercy All . On Friday 10th January the ’Tis Mercy All Audiobook is launched, read by Natalie herself. You can buy it here ,...

Our episode today comes with a health warning, it may change your life! Matt Parfitt and Ben Topliss share with us God’s vision for people in poverty; not just relief but release. How can we provide pathways for people to come out of poverty, and stay out? Matt Parfitt gave up his career as a teacher to set up Grace Enterprises , while Ben is the leader of Grace Church Nottingham . We hear how the...

In today's seminar Rachel Wilson from Jubilee+ explores the relationship between poverty and learning disabilities, and draws on great work being done by churches around the country to help change the odds for individuals and families. Finishing with an interview with Dr Naomi Fox , the pioneer and CEO behind UK charity, Growing Hope . Rachel lives in Eastbourne with her husband Andrew and three c...

Today’s seminar, recorded at the Churches that Change Communities in Liverpool, is from Dr. Andy Knox . Drawing on over 20 years of experience as a GP and healthcare leader, Andy delves into how inequality and injustice are fuelling a healthcare crisis and how we can invest in hospitality, and being hosted and be part of God’s plan for the restoration of all things. But it’s not all bad news. Andy...

We are joined by Charlie MacDonald and Dan Glover to talk about Gen Z, or Generation Z, who are typically defined as people born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s. How can Generation Z’s passion for justice inspire the rest of the church, and how can we connect with them, and help them to connect that to the God of justice who we serve? Charlie MacDonald oversees schools work for Lon...

As part of our special series featuring seminars from the Churches that Change Communities Conference we will hear from Tom Grant , a great communicator with a passion for urban church ministry and community transformation. Tom is the Head of Proximity , a new resource hub designed to empower the urban church. He’s also the minister of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Netherton in North Liverpool. In th...

We’re joined by Alasdaire Duerden today, for his seminar at the Churches that Change Communities Conference . As our nation faces an array of challenges—from housing and education to mental health and local council funding—Alasdaire helps us to consider how the Church can respond with hope and light. Alasdaire is a civil servant with over 30 years of experience working to improve outcomes for disa...

We're really pleased to bring you another seminar from the Churches That Change Communities Conference . Today we’ll be hearing form the brilliant Steve Rouse , who works for the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity , he is also a teaching pastor at Balham Baptist Church in South London , with a career as a bricklayer before that. Steve is speaking to us about creating a church for all....

In today's seminar from the Churches That Change Communities conference in Liverpool, Lauren Windle explores the challenges faced by those living in poverty and asks: how can the Church respond? From health disparities to education gaps, from postcode lotteries to the poverty premium, the odds are stacked against those who have the least. But there’s hope. Lauren challenges unto consider how churc...

Join Abi Thomas and Rachel Wilson as they bring us the keynote talk from Natalie Williams at the Churches That Change Communities Conference from the wonderful city of Liverpool this year! Be encouraged as Natalie unpacks profound truths about Jesus from Isaiah 9 : Wonderful Counsellor  – Jesus is personal. Mighty God  – Jesus is powerful. Everlasting Father  – Jesus is permanent. P...

Our merciful acts find their origin in knowing the mercy we first received. Rachel Wilson asks: Who could we now invite to the table?

In today’s episode, guest Sam Akrasi draws lessons on mercy from the story of Jesus and Zaccheaus…

When we look closely at the Gospels, we see the mercy of Jesus everywhere — it’s in the stories He told, the company He kept, and the miracles He performed. Check out this week’s episode from Natalie Williams.

In this week’s episode, Andrew Wilson explores a powerful description of the church in 1 Peter, and shows why we are called to be a people of mercy.

Friend of Jubilee+ Akhtar Shah is our guest this week, bringing us an episode on one of the most beautiful words God ever says to us...

In this week’s episode, special guest @GavCalver of the Evangelical Alliance helps us to see how Jesus showed mercy to individuals… @EAUKNews

Our friend Jeremy Simpkins from Christ Central Churches is a podcast guest today, looking at how Jesus embodied mercy for the marginalised.

Our Christian lives are bookended by moments of transformation, but what about everything in between? Natalie Williams gets us thinking about the theme for #CTCC24…

What does a passport and a latrine have to do with the mercy of God? In three minutes Rachel explores what we have been rescued from, and appointed with.

Do some people in poverty deserve our help more than others? In today’s 'Tis Mercy All episode, Natalie shares about a man who was begging for beer money...

In this week's episode, Jubilee+ founder Martin Charlesworth encourages us to think about tackling climate change in the context of loving our neighbour.

What does it look like to love God and the people around us well? In today’s episode, Natalie explores loving and taking seriously the things that God loves...

God delights to show mercy. He’s not reluctant. He is merciful and He loves to show His mercy, as Natalie explains in this week’s episode...