Sauntering with Paul White

Chapter 2: we see a quite different version of the creation story which introduces God as  Yahweh - a God of relationship. https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

A young boy stripped of everything and everyone dear to him by the brutal alcoholism of his father, then is sucked in to the world of first alcohol and then heroin. My special guest Paul Pullen tells his story of the beautiful people and miracles that have led him to freedom. https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

Join me on a Saunter through the monumental book of beginnings: Genesis. We discover that rather than being a scientific document, the creation story is a vital theological account of God's intention in creating the universe and populating the earth with human beings - his representatives and image bearers. https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

My amazingly brave special guest Daisy White talks about her very recent battle with Anorexia Nervosa - learn how this insidious illness takes over ones whole personality and can cost you your life. 

Join me with my special guest Raphael Öttinger - German church planter in Norway - as we look at the subject of identity and destiny. Is there a destiny for me and how do I get to fulfil it - do I set a goal and pursue it relentlessly...? https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

We take a look at the massive issue affecting the world right now - identity. Who am I - what am I? In this episode we look at origin stories. Where do I come from and why am I here? https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

Join me with my special guest, Fortunatus Franklin as we go searching for the secret of Contentment. https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

Introducing my very special guest, Jasmine Rodriguez, we take a look at another pandemic which threatens people of all ages: FOMO. Take a listen.

In this episode we take a look at Jesus and Paul's teaching on a healthy heart and a healthy mind - what are the things we set our hearts on, how does that affect our minds? https://linktr.ee/paullwhite

Chapter 16: The final chapter of this amazing letter gives us more insight into Paul's life, ministry and partnerships.

Chapter 15 part 2: More big concepts - the apostle Paul describes what the resurrection of the human body in the life to come looks like.

Chapter 15 Part 1: Paul passes on the incredible Good News which he received from Jesus. He talks about the absolute central teaching of the death and resurrection of Jesus and how the whole Christian faith hangs on these real-life events.

Chapter 14: following the famous "Love Chapter" Paul explains the point of the gift of tongues and other spiritual gifts. He also talks about order in corporate worship and makes a controversial statement about the behaviour of women in church - we try to unpack it in the context of his other letters.

Chapter 13: The famous chapter on love - agape love - the Jesus kind of love, which should motivate and characterise everything we say and do as Christians and leaders.

Chapter 12: We discover that Jesus has a body on the earth made up of millions of people, filled with his Holy Spirit who are displaying him to the world in a dazzling variety of ways. We learn about the different supernatural gifts which help him to be made visible. #thechristing

Chapter 11: the Apostle Paul tackles two big issues - the difference between men and women; particularly the issue of headship; and the celebration of Holy Communion/ Lord's Supper. Let's dive in!

Chapter 10: Paul teaches from some painful moments in the history of the Israelite nation; he warns against putting God's kindness to the test in a rebellious way. Once again, he stresses that we are not just to be thinking about what we want, but how to build up the house.   For all the Saunter Series videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAg9BVS49ac&list=PLvAxlJUiChNwdgb6Y1u5Ub3B7Okd9igOo Or s...

Does everyone deserve to be happy? What does Jesus offer to those who follow him? We take a look at this popular saying and consider the pursuit of happiness in the light of the teaching of Jesus and the apostles.

Chapter 9: Paul explains why he wants to offer the Corinthians the message of Jesus without charging them money. He shows his absolute determination not to make anyone stumble in their relationship with God because of choices he had made whilst working among them.

Chapter 8. We see how knowledge inflates the individual but love builds the house. Paul shows how we must consider how our actions impact the vulnerable; being prepared to let go of something we may feel is our right in the interest of building one another up.

Following Catching Foxes, we look at how we can get help in the midst of great pressure and anxiety and a mental ill-health pandemic.

Chapter 7: Paul is answering questions from a letter the Corinthians had evidently written to him, but which we don't have. One of the questions was about whether Christians should have sexual relationships...

Chapter 6. Paul challenges the church to sort out its internal issues without going to court, and talks about the impact of sexual sin.

Chapter 5: Paul challenges the Corinthian believers because they not only tolerate a sexually immoral relationship in the church, but are also proud of themselves.

Chapter 4: Paul talks about apostles being like stewards of God's household, yet at  the same time, somehow being the scum of the earth...