In this weeks episode as Jono reflects on moving out of restrictions after the pandemic and the escalating crisis in Ukraine he reflects on what it might mean to move from fear to faith and where that might come from.

In this episode Jono shares some communication from a couple working in the Ukraine serving the church there and encourages us to pray using some prayers prepared by 24-7 prayer an international prayer movement. 

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on the recent upsurge in Spiritual searching and offers some thoughts on how that search can result in true inner peace when channelled in the right direction.

In this weeks episode Jono interviews his former colleague colin about his journey to ordination and his participation in a fundraising challenge called the Bishops big bike ride

In this episode Jono thinks about the importance of generosity in leadership and a sense of perspective as He uses a passage from the Bible to think about rebuilding after the pandemic.

In this episode Jono looks at the phrase 'being comfortable in our own skin'. He looks at some of the scandals that have befallen the church and individuals he greatly admires in the past few years and how as Christians we might respond to these.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on the horrific murder of Ashling Murphy and how this event has impacted him as a man of faith. What sorts of values does he want to sow into his own life and that of his son. How might the Bible shape those values?

In this episode Jono reflects on an experience in Poland that helps him to keep going in difficult times and challenges us to discover ways we might help each other to keep going through the tough times.

One of the biggest challenges of living a life of faith is moving things from our head to our heart. In this weeks episode as Jono reflects on the challenges of the Omicron variant and looks back to seasons of lockdown in 2020 he speaks of the importance of allowing faith to move from our head to our heart.

In this weeks episode Jono looks back on 2021 using an ancient spiritual practice called The Examen. Maybe you would like to try this process as you look back on the past year in your own life. It involves remembering, lamenting, repenting and celebrating and giving thanks. Why not give it a go?!