Resound Podcast

Emily Waine kicks off our new series looking at 1 Corinthians. In this talk, Emily sets the scene of the cultural context in which the letter was written, looking at what life in 1st Century Corinth would have been like.

James shares with us about the humility of God, which is exemplified in the birth and life of Jesus.

For our Family Christmas Service, Mike Waine shares on why we should have hope and the impact that can have on a weary world.

Nigel Carter shares about hope in the midst of struggles, the God of hope and hope being an anchor for our souls.

Mike Bennett finishes off out series on prayer, looking at the Lord's Prayer.

Pauline continues our series on prayer, looking particularly at silence and solitude. She talks about her experience of using the Lectio365 app, which many of us at Resound have been following. You can find out more here:  https://www.24-7prayer.com/lectio365

Robbie Wilson continues our series on prayer; unpacking the story of Hezekiah and looking at what lessons we can learn from him!

Paul Uttley dives into Mark's Gospel, sharing with us some of the things God has been speaking to him about through it, and he reflects on what it teaches us about prayer.

We're starting a new series on Prayer, which James Cannan kicks off with some of his thoughts on the subject!

Matt Holman shares with us on what God has been speaking to him about; looking at identity and hearing God's voice.

As we finish our series on 'What is Church?' Mike Waine interviews Colse Leung of Woodlands Church Bristol on what it means for the Church to be a worshipping community, with a particular emphasis on what this looks like whilst we're not physically gathering together.

In the current climate where we are without the usual markers of church such as going to a building for a weekly prayer meeting or a Sunday Service, we take the opportunity to take a step back and reflect on the question 'What is Church?'. In this episode Roanna reflects on what God might be saying about His Church in this season.

In the current climate where we are without the usual markers of church such as going to a building for a weekly prayer meeting or a Sunday Service, we take the opportunity to take a step back and reflect on the question 'What is Church?'. In this episode James looks at Church as Community.

Mike Waine looks at the story of Cain and Abel, as well as the Good Samaritan, to try to answer the age old question; am I responsible for those around me? If so, what impact does that have on our lives and for the Church as a whole?

James reflects on the how the Church should engage in politics and how to bring the kingdom through social justice action.

Mike explores themes including silence, solitude and simplicity as he challenges us to slow down from our busy schedules and find rest in God.

Nigel looks at the story of David and Goliath, and explores how we can go about facing the giants in our lives.

Mike Waine explores how we can truly love our neighbour and have a spirit of compassion.

Emily Waine speaks on Colossians 3:1-17, sharing how to live as those made alive in Christ looks like 1. Joining in with God’s mission in the world, 2. Developing Christ-like character and 3. Committing to unity with one another.

James Cannan reflects on Psalm 23.

Andrew Price speaks on the importance of living in the present, and not worrying about tomorrow.

Mike Waine unpacks the story of Pentecost and what it means for us today.

Pauline Berndes shares some of the things that have been on her heart during lockdown. 

This recording is taken from a Zoom Theology event in which Mike Waine led a discussion on the topic of 'Does the Church have a problem with racism?'

This recording is taken from a Zoom Theology event in which Mike Waine led a discussion on the topic of 'Leaving behind the imaginary God'.