Resound Podcast

Dave Day continues our series looking at our vision statement - 'Loving and empowering individuals, loving and impacting our city and loving and actively caring for our world.' This week, Dave looks at how we can love and actively care for our world, particularly through the lens of mission and global partnership

Andy Street continues our series looking at our vision statement - 'Loving and empowering individuals, loving and impacting our city and loving and actively caring for our world.' This week, Andy looks at what opportunities we have to love and impact the city of Bristol

Mike Waine shares on 'the theology of sacred spaces' at our latest discussion evening. Mike looks at the language of religious spaces, their history, thin places and what might make us think about a space as sacred or holy. What you will hear is just Mike's introduction to the topic, not the discussions had on the evening. Questions: 1) What is a space, "religious" or otherwise, that feels 'specia...

James Cannan continues our series looking at our vision statement - 'Loving and empowering individuals, loving and impacting our city and loving and actively caring for our world.' This week, James looks at why we should and how we can love and impact our city. 

Mike Waine continues our series on our vision statement - 'Loving and empowering individuals, loving and impacting our city and loving and actively caring for our world.' This week Mike looks at what it means to empower the powerless and give a voice to the voiceless, following Jesus' example of empowerment

James Cannan starts our new series looking at our vision statement - 'Loving and empowering individuals, loving and impacting the city and loving and actively caring for our world'. To begin, James speaks on loving and empowering individuals through Discipleship; what it truly means to disciple others and the example set by Jesus with his disciples.

Emily Waine speaks about Pentecost, looking at Acts 2 and what it means for the Holy Spirit to be for all people.

Mike Waine finishes our series 'Restart', looking at what God had to say through the post-exilic prophets and what that could be saying to us as we come out of lockdown. Mike looks at the book of Haggai and the idea of rebuilding and our priorities.

Emily Waine continues our series 'Restart', looking at what God had to say through the post-exilic prophets and what that could be saying to us as we come out of lockdown. Emily looks at the book of Joel and the importance of returning our hearts to God to see God's blessing poured out.

James Cannan continues our series 'Restart', looking at what God had to say through the post-exilic prophets and what that could be saying to us as we come out of lockdown. James looks at Zechariah and the importance of focussing on what is truly important to God

Mike Waine kicks off our new series 'RE:START', looking at what God had to say through the post-exilic prophets and what that could be saying to us as we come out of lockdown.  To begin, Mike looks at Malachi and the importance of remembering.

This week, we are joined by Ed Walker from Hope Into Action (https://www.hopeintoaction.org.uk), who shares about their work, how churches can be involved in serving the homeless community and looking at the story of Jesus healing the homeless man in Mark 5.

Happy Easter! To conclude our series on 1 Corinthians, Pauline Berndes will be looking at Chapter 15 and the idea of Resurrection.

Our own Matt Holman and Pete Abbott from Woodlands Church, Bristol, talk about 1 Corinthians 14, focussing on the gifts of Prophecy and Tongues.

James Cannan continues our series on 1 Corinthians, looking at Chapter 13 and the writings on Love

James Cannan continues our series on 1 Corinthians, look this time at Chapter 12 which talks about the Church as a body and the Gifts of the Spirit.

This week, Ian Pengelly shares with us around 1 Corinthians 11, which looks at the Lord's Supper or Communion. 

Guest Speaker Tim Dobson, from Woodlands Church Bristol, continues our series on 1 Corinthians, looking particularly at some of the passages which talk about women and how we are to make sense of them today.

Robbie Wilson shares on the relationship between Paul's communication to the Church in Corinth and a key story from Israel's past.

Philippa Gale continues our series on 1 Corinthians, focussing this week on the idea of self-discipline and its importance in a life of faith.

James Cannan gets stuck into some of the big moral issues that arise in 1 Corinthians; sexual immorality, lawsuits between believers, food sacrifices and more!

As part of our evening services, Mike Waine lead a discussion, in the style of a Zoom Theology event, around the relationship between faith and Nationalism, whether Britain should be considered a Christian Country and whether we can belong to both the Kingdom of God and Kingdoms of Earth? This is what Mike shared before the time of discussion began. If you would like to use this to have your own d...

Paul Uttley continues our series looking at 1 Corinthians, sharing on the foundation that was laid by Christ and what it means to belong to God.

Mike Waine looks at the idea of the true wisdom of God, which is part of our series on 1 Corinthians. Mike looks at some of the philosophical ideas that were common in Corinth at the time and what Paul did to offer something different.

James Cannan continues our series looking at 1 Corinthians, speaking this week on division in the church and the problems that causes.