If you want to hear Miriam rap, this is the episode for you! (We also talk about 2 Corinthians 1 'Yes and Amen')

Simeon chats to Ruth Bancewicz about science and faith: why they're not in conflict, what a Biblical view of science is, and good and bad ways to think about science when living through a pandemic.

Simeon chats to Ruth Bancewicz about science and faith: why they're not in conflict, what a Biblical view of science is, and good and bad ways to think about science when living through a pandemic.

Miriam looks at Paul's relationship, as an apostle, with the Corinthian church.

To hug or not to hug? In this special edition of VOTC Daniel and Joe break with the traditional format to take some time to simply discuss some of the issues we, as a church, will face as we come out of lock-down and begin to re-engage with each other and church life.

Daniel and Miriam reflect on 2 Corinthians 1:12-18 in which Paul addresses his reason for not visiting and urges the church to trust God's timing.

Stuart takes a look at what Paul has to say about the power of prayer, accompanying it with stories from real life.

For more on the Dunkirk story, see: https://canonjjohn.com/2017/07/17/national-day-of-prayer-during-dunkirk-1940/

Daniel talks to Luke about why tennis balls are fuzzy, whether PlayStations are better than X-Boxes and what it would be like to fight a duck-sized horse.

Daniel, Luke and Stuart talk about 2 Corinthians 1:10-11 'The prayers of many'

Simeon chats to Mike Betts about revival, the transformation of society and personal encounters with God.

For more from Mike, check out the Relational Mission podcast: https://www.relationalmission.org/podcast