In this week's episode, Rachel explains how Isaiah 61 became Jesus' stump speech, and how He embodies mercy in human form.

Rachel Wilson leads communications for Jubilee+, and is part of the core team. She is an occasional speaker and writer, and is co-author of The Life You Never Expected: Thriving While Parenting Children with Special Needs (Crossway, 2015)

Do you ever find your heart hardening to people around you? In today's episode, Natalie explores some clear instructions from God about our hearts...

Natalie Williams grew up in relative poverty in the deprived seaside town of Hastings. She is the CEO of Jubilee+, and co-author of four books, including Invisible Divides (SPCK, 2022).

What happens when our circumstances are our own fault? Today Natalie explores how God responds to those who are facing hard times because of their own decisions.

Natalie Williams grew up in relative poverty in the deprived seaside town of Hastings. She is the CEO of Jubilee+, and co-author of four books, including Invisible Divides (SPCK, 2022).

Today former social worker and pastor, Akhtar Shah asks: What did Paul mean when he called himself "the worst of all sinners", and how does a deep awareness of the mercy we've received enable us to carry the mercy of God at scale?

Akhtar Shah is a former social worker and pastor. He is part of The Foundry International, a charity which exists for the advance of the gospel and the relief of poverty around the world. 

Why is the ascension good news?! In today's episode Rachel considers the ongoing work of Jesus on our behalf, and how his humanity continues to bear witness to his great mercy.

Rachel Wilson leads communications for Jubilee+, and is part of the core team. She is an occasional speaker and writer, and is co-author of The Life You Never Expected: Thriving While Parenting Children with Special Needs (Crossway, 2015)

Craving sunshine? ☀️ In today’s podcast episode Rachel reminds us of God’s mercy in every season, and of our final destination: the eternal summer of the soul.

Rachel Wilson leads communications for Jubilee+, and is part of the core team. She is an occasional speaker and writer, and is co-author of The Life You Never Expected: Thriving While Parenting Children with Special Needs (Crossway, 2015)

God's unique parenting strategy is for us to become increasingly dependent on his strength, as opposed to our own. Today, Emily Williams explores this call to deeper reliance.

Emily Williams was a speaker at Churches that Change Communities, 2023. She is based, with her family, at King's Community Church in Southampton.

What if what feels like the slowness of God is actually his mercy? What if what feels like the unnecessarily long route is actually him protecting us from battles we are not yet ready to fight? Today, speaker & writer Liam Thatcher draws valuable life lessons from Exodus 13.

Liam Thatcher is a pastor, speaker and writer based in Oxford. Connect with him via his blog: https://liamthatcher.com/

In today's episode author, journalist and presenter Lauren Windle makes a compelling case for extending the gift of hospitality. Are we ready to welcome people into our boundaried lives and homes, and what does that look like?

Lauren Windle is a journalist, author and presenter who focuses on faith, recovery and love. Her debut non-fiction book Notes On Love: Being Single and Dating in a Marriage Obsessed Church (SPCK) is out now.

Our 'Tis Mercy All series is now well underway! In today's episode Natalie Williams reflects on how the discipline of memorising scripture has caused her to fixate more deeply on the mercy of God.

Natalie Williams grew up in relative poverty in the deprived seaside town of Hastings. She is the CEO of Jubilee+, and co-author of four books, including Invisible Divides (SPCK, 2022).