Join us as Pastor Mark Roberts unpacks this passage further. Here, our conversation largely focuses on extending the invitation to sit at God’s banquet table. The discussion considers how to share the gospel in a way that resonates with individuals, what we should do when loved ones reject Jesus, as well as what we should do when we feel incompetent or fearful in our evangelistic efforts.

This week Pastor Rod Bayley unpacks another tense interaction between Jesus and the Pharisees. Tune in to hear more from this passage about the sin of pride, what biblical hospitality looks like today, as well as why and when we should invest in loving others self sacrificially.

During this episode, Rod references another podcast episode that you might be interested in listening to on the topic of hospitality. You can find this here: https://www.9marks.org/pastors-talk/episode-67-on-hospitality-and-the-gospel-with-kent-rosaria-butterfield/

Join us as Pastor Ken Davies unpacks this section of scripture further. Tune in as we discuss what the Kingdom of God really is, how we should respond when we recognise a hardness (or disinterest) towards Jesus in our own hearts, and why it is so important that we make sure we are right with God ourselves before we engage in evangelism. 

Join us as Pastor Rod Bayley unpacks further the astounding words of Jesus in this passage. Hear more about the freedom and assurance that comes from Christ for those who put their trust in him, the seriousness of legalism and why it is such an offence to God, and how we should think about and observe the Sabbath in our lives as Christians.

This episode kicks off our podcast for 2020! 

Our new series “Radical” is a study of chapters 13-16 in Luke’s gospel. It’s filled with radical things said by Jesus. 

This week: repent or perish (Luke 13:1-9). 

Tune in this week to hear Pastors Ken Davies and Mark Roberts discuss what true repentance is, what the ‘fruit’ of repentance refers to, what we should do if we examine ourselves and find there isn’t any fruit, and how we can reconcile both the urgency of Jesus’ message and our experience of God’s patience with us. 

This is our final episode for 2019! Join Pastors Rod, Mark and Ken as they think back over the year that has been and reflect on God’s faithfulness to us as a church, and the way that God has grown them personally. Tune in to hear about the lessons learnt this year, the highs and lows of 2019 and the hopes for 2020 as WBC heads into another year. 

This is the final episode in our series on 1 Peter. Tune in to hear pastor Mark Roberts answer questions from the last chapter of this letter. Content covered includes further consideration of what true humility looks like, how we can preach the gospel to ourselves, why we ought to serve eagerly and particular circumstances when we should not submit to our church leaders. This episode also includes reflection on this book as a whole, and a summary of what we’ve been exploring across our “Glorious Exiles” series.

This chapter is filled with a number of different areas for us to consider as we think more about what it looks like to live lives for God's glory. Tune in to hear Ken Davies unpack more about prayer, hospitality, acts of service, figuring out and using the gifts we've been given, as well as a whole lot of discussion on the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. 

How and why should Christians do good? What are the right and wrong motivations behind doing good? What does it mean to revere Christ as Lord and what IS the reason for the hope we have as Christians? Tune in as we chat to Ken Davies about living lives filled with good works as we seek to stand out as Christians in our secular society. 

Join Pastor Mark Roberts as he's interviewed by Paster Ken Davies. Together, they'll unpack further the implications of this tricky and controversial passage, thinking through God's good design for marriage more deeply and practically. Tune in as they think through this passage's implications for marriage, submission, headship and allowing our closest relationships to clearly reflect how God has instructed us to live and interact with one another.