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.

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.

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.&nbsp;

Mercy for the worst of sinners

This is a fresh podcast from Jubilee+ bringing together voices from across church and community work. Each episode dives into real conversations about serving people in poverty, building meaningful partnerships, and creating lasting change in local communities.

Through stories, insights, and practical examples, we explore how churches can get mercy into the DNA, working effectively to serve those in poverty in their local communities. Whether you’re a church leader, volunteer, or simply passionate about social justice, this podcast offers inspiration, encouragement, and actionable ideas to make a real difference where you live.

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This is a fresh podcast from Jubilee+ bringing together voices from across church and community work. Each episode dives into real conversations about serving people in poverty, building meaningful partnerships, and creating lasting change in local communities. Through stories, insights, and practical examples, we explore how churches can get mercy into the DNA, working effectively to serve those in poverty in their local communities. Whether you’re a church leader, volunteer, or simply passionate about social justice, this podcast offers inspiration, encouragement, and actionable ideas to make a real difference where you live.

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