In this episode you’ll hear Tim Chester, pastor at Grace Church Boroughbridge in Yorkshire, speak at the 2013 FIEC Leaders’ Conference.

Colossians 2v6-7 says we grow as Christians in the same way that we first received Christ – through faith. But what does this mean in practice? How does faith lead to change?

You can access further resources for church leaders on the FIEC website.

How might there be a potential blind spot in our churches of ministry by and to women?

In Galatians 2:11-21, Paul records how he had to confront Peter and Barnabas for not acting in line with the gospel in the way they were behaving towards Gentile believers. Paul calls it an 'hypocrisy' (2:13) which has led others astray. It was a blind spot that needed to be exposed.  God forbid we should do likewise.

We used this talk to introduce a potential blind spot with help from Rachel Sloan, our part-time Women's Ministry Coordinator, and also a part-time staff member at Charlotte Chapel in Edinburgh. She helped us think about ministry by and to women.

You can watch this video, along with questions to discuss with your church leadership team, on the FIEC website.

In this episode you’ll hear Thabiti Anyabwile, one of the pastors of Anacostia River Church in Washington DC, speak at the 2017 FIEC Leaders’ Conference.

Thabiti addressed three paths toward becoming a transforming church by the grace and power of God. This is the third of three talks: considering the greatest path of transformation from 2 Corinthians chapter 3.

You can watch a video of this talk, and access further resources for church leaders, on the FIEC website.

In this episode you’ll hear Thabiti Anyabwile, one of the pastors of Anacostia River Church in Washington DC, speak at the 2017 FIEC Leaders’ Conference.

Thabiti addressed three paths toward becoming a transforming church by the grace and power of God. This is the second of three talks: considering the neglected path of transformation from Titus 2 and 3.

You can watch a video of this talk, and access further resources for church leaders, on the FIEC website.

In this episode you’ll hear Thabiti Anyabwile, one of the pastors of Anacostia River Church in Washington DC, speak at the 2017 FIEC Leaders’ Conference.

Thabiti addressed three paths toward becoming a transforming church by the grace and power of God. This is the first of three talks: considering the old path of transformation from Acts 2.

You can watch this talk, and find more resources for church leaders, on the FIEC website.

Many of the coronavirus restrictions across Britain have now been relaxed. What does this mean for churches now and in the future?

FIEC National Director John Stevens and FIEC Scotland Director Andy Hunter give an update and summary of the current coronavirus guidance for Scotland, Wales, and England, and consider what ministry might look like in the coming months.

You can watch this webinar and access further resources on the FIEC website.

How might there be a potential blind spot in our churches of minority cultures? How we can serve one another well in church life?

In Galatians 2:11-21, Paul records how he had to confront Peter and Barnabas for not acting in line with the gospel in the way they were behaving towards Gentile believers. Paul calls it a 'hypocrisy' (2:13) which has led others astray. It was a blind spot that needed to be exposed.  God forbid we should do likewise.

We used this talk to introduce a potential blind spot with help from Inonge Siluka, a member at Greenview Church in Glasgow, and a regular blogger and speaker. She helped us think about minority cultures and how we serve one another well in church life.

You can watch this talk, along with questions for discussion with your church leadership team, on the FIEC website.

During this week's Leadership in Lockdown webinar, FIEC National Director John Stevens gave an update on the relaxation of coronavirus restrictions in England and the implications for churches.

You can watch this presentation along with the webinar, on living in a post-Christian culture, on the FIEC website.

How do we live as "bad guys" in a post-Christian culture?

In this Leadership in Lockdown webinar, FIEC National Director John Stevens is joined by pastor and author Steve McAlpine from Perth, Australia, to talk about the themes in his book 'Being the Bad Guys'.

You can watch this presentation and access further resources on the FIEC website.

As we look ahead from the Covid crisis to continue church ministry after lockdown, FIEC National Director John Stevens is joined by Ed Drew, from Faith in Kids, and Mel Lacy, from Growing Young Disciples, to think about how we develop children's and youth ministry in the coming months.

You can access further resources from this webinar on the FIEC website.