Jubilee+ Podcast

In today's seminar from the Churches That Change Communities conference in Liverpool, Lauren Windle explores the challenges faced by those living in poverty and asks: how can the Church respond? From health disparities to education gaps, from postcode lotteries to the poverty premium, the odds are stacked against those who have the least. But there’s hope. Lauren challenges unto consider how churches can not only support and welcome individuals facing these issues but also work to push back against the systems that perpetuate inequality.

Lauren Windle is a journalist, public speaker, and author of two brilliant books:

• Notes on Feminism: Being a Woman in a Church Led by Men
• Notes on Love: Being Single and Dating in a Marriage-Obsessed Church

Lauren is also celebrating a decade of sobriety from alcohol and drugs.

Lauren also mentions Natalie William and Paul Brown's excellent book Invisible Divides.

Join Abi Thomas and Rachel Wilson as they bring us the keynote talk from Natalie Williams at the Churches That Change Communities Conference from the wonderful city of Liverpool this year!

Be encouraged as Natalie unpacks profound truths about Jesus from Isaiah 9:

• Wonderful Counsellor – Jesus is personal.
• Mighty God – Jesus is powerful.
• Everlasting Father – Jesus is permanent.
• Prince of Peace – Jesus is present.

We'll be bringing you lots more content from the Jubilee+ conference over the coming weeks, so be sure to subscribe on your favourite podcast service!

Our merciful acts find their origin in knowing the mercy we first received. Rachel Wilson asks: Who could we now invite to the table?

In today’s episode, guest Sam Akrasi draws lessons on mercy from the story of Jesus and Zaccheaus…

When we look closely at the Gospels, we see the mercy of Jesus everywhere — it’s in the stories He told, the company He kept, and the miracles He performed. Check out this week’s episode from Natalie Williams.

In this week’s episode, Andrew Wilson explores a powerful description of the church in 1 Peter, and shows why we are called to be a people of mercy.

Friend of Jubilee+ Akhtar Shah is our guest this week, bringing us an episode on one of the most beautiful words God ever says to us...

In this week’s episode, special guest @GavCalver of the Evangelical Alliance helps us to see how Jesus showed mercy to individuals… @EAUKNews

Our friend Jeremy Simpkins from Christ Central Churches is a podcast guest today, looking at how Jesus embodied mercy for the marginalised.

Our Christian lives are bookended by moments of transformation, but what about everything in between? Natalie Williams gets us thinking about the theme for #CTCC24…