Simon, John, and Sarah have a conversation about how they endeavour to love generously in their communities and workspaces and ask each of us to think about how God might be calling us to do the same. 

John, Mark, and Bobbi have a conversation about the love that Jesus has for each and every one of us, which (spoiler alert!) is beyond generous and everlasting! Join them as they share some of their own experiences of what it is to receive this generous love and the impact that has had on their lives. 

Simon and John continue to look at what it means to 'Worship Creatively', exploring worship as loving God and our neighbours. 

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In the first of two episodes looking at our value of 'Worship Creatively', Mark and Simon explore the theological basis of worship, what worship is, and how we worship. 

Part 1 of a mini-series looking at the values of Church Collective. In this episode, Simon talks about how the values were founded, what the values of Church Collective are, and why everyone is invited to play their part in outworking these values. 

Simon goes through 7 lessons he has learned in the early stages of planting Church Collective. The podcast will then pause for the summer, returning in the Autumn to work through a series on the values of Church Collective. 

Sarah, on behalf of Mark and herself, describes the journey of keeping going in prayer, in the midst of pain. On behalf of every listener, we thank Sarah and Mark for their honesty and vulnerability as they share this lived-out story. 

In the next installment of our mini-series on prayer, Simon explores whether prayer is missional. 

Prayer is fundamental, both to our relationship with Jesus, but also within church planting. This first episode of a mini-series on prayer looks at how and why we pray. 

Simon interviews the leader of the Joshua Center, Dan Rogers, on the topic of 'the Great Reversal'.