Emmaus Rd Podcast

Justin is a freelance writer, speaker and broadcaster who has become known for creating dialogues between Christians and non-Christians. He is passionate about creating conversations around faith, science, theology and culture, hosted the Unbelievable? podcast, and currently hosts Re-enchanting podcast.

Joel explores how God shaped Israel into His treasured people through the Law, the wilderness, and His presence—lessons that can still shape us today.

Diving into the book of Exodus, Peter looks at what we can learn from the life of Moses. Like Moses, each of us have a part to play in God's story, but to do so, we must learn to be a people who trust in God.

Pete explores Genesis 12-50 and the incredible journey of faith, promise, and obedience through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, revealing how God's grace calls us to radical trust and blessing.

Peter looks at the fall of humanity in Genesis, highlighting how sin introduced fear, shame, and rebellion into the world, while revealing God's relentless pursuit of reconciliation through His mercy and promise of redemption.

Rachel dives into Genesis 1, looking at the story of creation. She explores what this story has to say about God, the world we live in, and ourselves.

Peter shares the background behind our biggest teaching series to date: The God Story, where we'll be journeying through the entire biblical narrative, encountering the love of God in the unfolding narrative of Scripture. In this introductory talk, he reminds us why prioritising our relationship with scripture is so important.

On the first Sunday of 2025, Pete shares a New Years message based around the Parable of the Hidden Pearl in Matthew 13:44-46.

As Christmas fast approaches, Jill explores how we as Christians can deal with all kinds of anxieties. What could happen if we invite Jesus, the prince of peace, to sit on the throne of our hearts?

On the first day of Advent, Pete shares about how in this season of waiting, we can wait well for Christ's coming at Christmas, in our own lives, and again in glory.