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In this episode, Michael and Jessica discuss the latest initiative launched by WCF, "Rise Up And Build". Jessica describes the successful roll out of the Bible Book Box pilot project. Next she outlines the neighborhood Prayer Walk being piloted by a Toronto ecclesia. Michael and Jessica discuss the benefits of the Fresh Ideas newsletter and the WCF Online Bulletin Board, a place to post events and share community resources. They discuss how working alongside one another, growing engagement through in reach and outreach efforts can reinvigorate and encourage faith. WCF is ready to support ecclesias in this process!
Psalm 119:25 " Revive me according to your word."
Jessica invites everyone to find out more at wcfoundation.org/rise-up-and-build.
Interested in joining the Rise Up And Build team? Contact Jessica at [email protected].
In this episode Levi talks with Mark Cain, podcast host and board member of the Unitarian Christian Alliance (UCA). They discuss the term "unitarian". Mark outlines the circumstances in 2019 that led to the formation of a cross denominational conference for Christians. Levi and Mark talk about WCF's involvement with the UCA and the excitement of meeting others who share the belief that the God of the Bible is the Father alone and Jesus is his son. Mark describes how individual Christadelphians can join the UCA online world-wide Directory and benefit by connecting with other unitarians in their local area.
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In this podcast Levi talks with Jason Hensley about his new book, The Bible In Context. Jason tells Levi about writing his PhD dissertation in July 2020 on how Judaism was portrayed in the New Testament. He was challenged to defend his approach to biblical study without having a clear methodology. Levi and Jason discuss their shared Christadelphian heritage and how they learned to read the Bible. Next Jason describes studying at an evangelical seminary. He talks about establishing a methodology to approach every text in order to get a consistent application. They review the “Cyclical Method” outlined in the book. Jason expands on the issue of historical context, and the challenge of personal bias. The podcast concludes with Jason highlighting how engaging in community discussion encourages us to be continually learning and being comfortable with some areas of uncertainty in our understanding. This is part of the growth God wants for us.
The Bible in Context - Available from Amazon
In this episode, Levi talks with Alan Ghent, the secretary of WCF. Alan describes growing up in a vibrant CYC in Toronto. They discuss the changing nature of the programs he has been involved with over the 28 years of serving on the Board of Directors. He mentions the early days of the cassette library of talks, videos and cds that are now all available online. Alan notes how WCF branched out to support the Bible Education Centers in South Africa, the dormitories in Cambodia, and White Fields workers in Vietnam. Levi and Alan then consider the need to invigorate ecclesias and continue to grow faith together in our post pandemic world.
In this episode Levi asks for feedback from listeners of A Little Faith. He describes the short survey available at wcfoundation.org/alfsurvey. Levi appreciates your participation and help in setting the direction for the next season of A Little Faith.
The survey takes 3 minutes to complete and is available here: wcfoundation.org/alfsurvey
In this episode, Levi talks with Virginia Brierly, the treasurer of WCF. Virginia celebrates the international connections facilitated by WCF programs and the volunteer opportunities available. She shares with Levi about her early years in CYC and grow
ing conviction in the 1960s. She discusses meeting her husband Russ, doing mission work, and settling near Williamsburg, VA. As treasurer for WCF, Virginia is passionate about how North American brothers and sisters can contribute financially or through volunteer efforts to programs like Touch to Teach, White Fields, The Garden, and Hymns for Sunday.
Happy 3rd Birthday “A Little Faith”! To celebrate, Levi has gone back into the archives and reviewed some of his favorite conversations around faith on this podcast. In this episode Levi provides the context and offers personal reflections on each of these five memorable conversations.
In this episode Levi chats with centenarian Sis. Toni Banks. She describes her courtship with Bro. Jonny in Manilla, Philippines during the Korean War, followed by a 75 day journey by cargo ship back to Birmingham, England to meet his extended family. She reflects on her career as a manager in food services after making their home in Los Angeles. She shares her impressions of seeing Mount Sinai, ice buildings in Sweden and Hollywood Blvd. Levi and Toni discuss the importance of seeking God's guidance in prayer in all aspects of life. Toni is an animated storyteller with a remarkable memory for describing the many people and events she has encountered on her faith journey.
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope." Jer. 29:11
In this episode Levi chats with Daniel, Janelle and Janet about their enriching experience attending the Camiguin Island Bible School in the Philippines. They describe the vibrant fellowship and loving care they received from the local brothers and sisters. Janet and Janelle share the impact on their faith of feeling part of a body of believers that spans the globe and history. There is a thoughtful discussion about the ritual of sharing bread and wine in this engaging conversation.
Levi and Bill Yake explore how we can strengthen and encourage faith in each other by sharing personal and ecclesial news across our community. Bill tells the story of how his grassroots "Ecclesial News" email list grew to over 850 subscribers, filling the need for connection in the pre-Facebook era. They discuss WCF's new e-newsletter, Vineyard Voice. Bill encourages anyone who sees a need in the community to take initiative and make a difference. 1 Corinthians 12:26: “If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together.
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