In this episode of the DAVID series, Nigel and Seth are joined by Jo as they explore what the Glory of God means for us today.

Through stories, scripture, and reflection, we look at how God is Glorious through the narrative of David.

We touch on 3 readings from 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel, but focus more on the monthly meditation of Psalm 19.

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In this episode of the DAVID series, Seth explores what it means to live as ambassadors of God's Kingdom — right here in Adelaide. Through stories, scripture, and reflection, we look at how David modelled a life of faithfulness, selfless service, and dependence on God.

Focusing on 3 (tough) readings from 1 Samuel and a look at the monthly meditation of Psalm 96, this episode invites us to live boldly, speak wisely, and carry the Kingdom wherever we go.

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What does David story teach us about following Jesus? In this podcast, Seth and Nigel explore the life of David through the lens of Apprenticeship. David’s journey—marked by humility, failure, courage, and a deep hunger for God—offers timeless insights into the posture and practices of a heart being shaped by the Master.

It invites listeners into a deeper understanding of apprenticeship—not as a program, but as a relationship. Through key stories from David’s life, we reflect on what it means to trust God’s timing, receive correction, and resist the urge to take control.

As we learn from David, we also look to Jesus, our ultimate example, who shows us the way of the Kingdom: upside-down, Spirit-led, and rooted in love.

Whether you're new to following Jesus or longing to grow in your walk, this podcast creates space to slow down, listen, and be formed by God's story—moving from head to heart to hands as we learn to walk in His ways.

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In this episode, Seth and Nigel explore the theme of Adopted Heirs, focusing on how David’s life exemplifies a secure attachment to God.

As God’s children, we are invited to live with confidence, not fear, knowing our identity and worth come from being part of His family. David’s unwavering trust in God, even in difficult times, shows us what it means to embrace our identity as heirs, loved and chosen by God.

Seth and Nigel share insights on how we can move from a fear-based relationship with God to a joy-filled bond, living out the freedom and responsibility of being His children.

Discover practical ways to embrace your inheritance as an adopted heir of the King!

Ever felt the weight of being judged? Or wrestled with asking God for something, unsure if He’ll answer? In this episode, we dive deep into one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings and often misquoted verses—“Judge not, lest you be judged.”

Have we misunderstood what Jesus was really saying? And why does He follow it up with Ask, seek, knock, and it will be given to you? Have we, as the church, missed the mark on both judgment and asking?

What if Jesus was inviting us into something deeper—something we’ve overlooked? In this episode, we take a fresh look at Matthew 7:1-12 and wrestle with the tension between judgment, relationships and bold faith.

Could it be that we’ve been reading this all wrong? Let’s see if we can look at it in a new light.

In this episode, we explore the theme of "What Forms Us as the Church?"  We examine David's life as an example of devotion to God. 

We dive into how God invites us to gather, just as He called David, who was chosen for his heart, not his outward appearance (1 Samuel 16:1-13). We reflect on the need for uncomfortable dependence on God, as seen in David's victory over Goliath (1 Samuel 17), and the deep, shared mission between David and Jonathan (1 Samuel 14:1-15, 18:1-5).

Our monthly meditation on Psalm 63 reminds us of the soul’s longing for God's presence. Together, we are reminded of the importance of community and our collective mission to seek God's kingdom.

As we look at Enjoying God in every area of life Seth takes a look at Failure and where that leaves us standing with God.

What sort of failures do we do that can change how God sees us? How do we cope when we let ourselves down, let others down... and can we let God down?

How can we enjoy God's Grave through every Failure?

As we look at Enjoying God in every area of life Seth takes some time to focus on the painful parts of life: How do we face our own pain? And how does Jesus engage in other people's Pain?

This is the second half of a 2 part podcast on the topic of pain.

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As we look at Enjoying God in every area of life Seth takes some time to focus on the painful parts of life: How do we face our own pain? And how does Jesus engage in other people's Pain?

This is the first half of a 2 part podcast on the topic of pain.

HELPFUL BOOKS:

HELPFUL APP:

Each Missional MicroChurch is going through the Spiritual Discipline of Enjoying God in Silence and Solitude, these podcasts are suppliantly resources to help the community in their discussion and practice.

They are all short and can be listened to several times during the week in preparation for the Sunday discussions.

Find more resources at gathered.church/spiritual-practices

In a world saturated with noise and distractions, taking time for reflection is vital for personal growth. This collection of brief teachings fuses two powerful spiritual practices—Silence & Solitude and Enjoying God—to help us navigate the chaos and find clarity in Christ.

In this podcast, Seth investigates Jesus' own practices, questioning whether He engaged in Silence and Solitude, what it may have looked like and what implications that might have for our spiritual paths today.

Each Missional MicroChurch is going through the Spiritual Discipline of Enjoying God in Silence and Solitude, these podcasts are suppliantly resources to help the community in their discussion and practice.

They are all short and can be listened to several times during the week in preparation for the Sunday discussions.

Find more resources at gathered.church/spiritual-practices