Terry Igoe speaks about how we can receive and use gifts of the Spirit in everything we do as part of our Sermon Series on the Holy Spirit.

Mark Carey who is vicar of Christ Church Bridlington and part of the New Wine Network joins us to speak about receiving from the Holy Spirit. 

As we celebrate being Hull Minster on our 2nd birthday, Bishop Alison reflects on what it means to be a Minster, how we follow God's call in that journey of exploration personally and collectively.

Rev. Neal Barnes guides us through where we can find the Holy Spirit at work throughout the Old Testament and how the Spirit worked then relates to how it works now.

The Prayer Course was created by Pete Greig from 24/7 Prayer and helps us to go through the different aspects of prayer and grow in our ability. This podcast was the summary of the 6 sessions covered by Pete in the videos. The videos for each session can be viewed here or a summary for each below.

1.  Why Pray? “Lord, teach us to pray” This first session of The Prayer Course, we’ll unpack the importance of prayer and the different topics covered across the course.

2.  Adoration“Our Father in Heaven, Hallowed be your name” In this session we’ll explore how we can enjoy God’s presence in praise and worship.

3.  Petition “Give us this day our daily bread” In this session we’ll unpack the significance of asking God in prayer.

4.  Intercession “Your kingdom come” In this session, we’ll explore the power and importance of praying on behalf of others.

5.  Unanswered Prayer “Your will be done” In this session we’ll be tackling the challenges and realities when our prayers aren’t answered.

6.  Contemplation“On earth as it is in heaven” In this session, we’ll discover how spending time with God in silence can enrich our relationship with Him.

7.  Listening “Give us this day our daily bread” In this session, we’ll unpack the practical ways we can tune into hearing God’s voice.

8.  Spiritual Warfare “Deliver us from evil” In this session, we’ll look closely at the ways we can pray God’s kingdom come in the midst of a spiritual battle.

For more information about Hull Minster visit www.hullminster.org

In these four sermons, Rev Eve takes some of her MA Dissertation work on the relationship between faith and culture and sets out to paint a vibrant picture of life in God’s Kingdom, with Jesus as King.

In week one, we think about how followers of Jesus are described as ‘citizens of heaven’ here on earth, called to be ‘Ambassadors’ or representatives of Jesus in our families, our friendship groups, our work and our culture. In week two we begin to ‘learn the lingo’ of the Kingdom, particularly the language of welcome in the kingdom, in the form of Baptism and Holy Communion. In week three we look ‘learn the lingo’ of our surrounding culture, not to be assimilated into it, but to celebrate the culture of Kingdom wherever we find ourselves, learning from St. Paul’s experience in Athens. Finally we ‘think about ‘counting the cost’ of living for Jesus today, when our culture may not always support or celebrate us living out our faith.

Please download the accompanying handout for Scripture passages, pictures and questions to help you journey through these sermons from here.

The video mentioned in Rev Eve's sermon can be found here

In these four sermons, Rev Eve takes some of her MA Dissertation work on the relationship between faith and culture and sets out to paint a vibrant picture of life in God’s Kingdom, with Jesus as King.

In week one, we think about how followers of Jesus are described as ‘citizens of heaven’ here on earth, called to be ‘Ambassadors’ or representatives of Jesus in our families, our friendship groups, our work and our culture. In week two we begin to ‘learn the lingo’ of the Kingdom, particularly the language of welcome in the kingdom, in the form of Baptism and Holy Communion. In week three we look ‘learn the lingo’ of our surrounding culture, not to be assimilated into it, but to celebrate the culture of Kingdom wherever we find ourselves, learning from St. Paul’s experience in Athens. Finally we ‘think about ‘counting the cost’ of living for Jesus today, when our culture may not always support or celebrate us living out our faith.

Please download the accompanying handout for Scripture passages, pictures and questions to help you journey through these sermons from here.

In these four sermons, Rev Eve takes some of her MA Dissertation work on the relationship between faith and culture and sets out to paint a vibrant picture of life in God’s Kingdom, with Jesus as King.

In week one, we think about how followers of Jesus are described as ‘citizens of heaven’ here on earth, called to be ‘Ambassadors’ or representatives of Jesus in our families, our friendship groups, our work and our culture. In week two we begin to ‘learn the lingo’ of the Kingdom, particularly the language of welcome in the kingdom, in the form of Baptism and Holy Communion. In week three we look ‘learn the lingo’ of our surrounding culture, not to be assimilated into it, but to celebrate the culture of Kingdom wherever we find ourselves, learning from St. Paul’s experience in Athens. Finally we ‘think about ‘counting the cost’ of living for Jesus today, when our culture may not always support or celebrate us living out our faith.

Please download the accompanying handout for Scripture passages, pictures and questions to help you journey through these sermons from here.

 In these four sermons, Rev Eve takes some of her MA Dissertation work on the relationship between faith and culture and sets out to paint a vibrant picture of life in God’s Kingdom, with Jesus as King.

In week one, we think about how followers of Jesus are described as ‘citizens of heaven’ here on earth, called to be ‘Ambassadors’ or representatives of Jesus in our families, our friendship groups, our work and our culture. In week two we begin to ‘learn the lingo’ of the Kingdom, particularly the language of welcome in the kingdom, in the form of Baptism and Holy Communion. In week three we look ‘learn the lingo’ of our surrounding culture, not to be assimilated into it, but to celebrate the culture of Kingdom wherever we find ourselves, learning from St. Paul’s experience in Athens. Finally we ‘think about ‘counting the cost’ of living for Jesus today, when our culture may not always support or celebrate us living out our faith.

Please download the accompanying handout for Scripture passages, pictures and questions to help you journey through these sermons from here.