In this episode, I read my latest article "Weak & Foolish". If you are enjoying these articles, you can follow my writing at: https://jonnypollockwrites.substack.com

In this episode, I read my latest article "Give Us Our Weekly Bread." For the recipe, please see the article on my Substack at: https://jonnypollockwrites.substack.com

In this podcast, I read my latest article "Getting Back to Basics" where I discuss how we can learn in our current cultural situation to better explain and translate the Gospel in our contexts.

In this article read, I ask the question to understand if our discipleship is making people behave more like Christians, or becoming more like Christ.

In this episode I read my latest article, "Discipleship & Apple Trees." I discuss how sometimes the temptation of importing and "stealing" fruit might solve some current issues, but leaves us lacking in sustainability and repeatability in our churches.

In this episode I read through my article on traits of ADHD in church planters. This is a person journey we are walking through, but one that have found commonality with others in ministry.

In this article read through, I take a look at why being average might not be a bad thing in small church ministry...

In this episode I read my article "Moving Beyond 'I'm Fine'" How can we develop Gospel centred community in our churches? In the article I discuss how vulnerability and honesty are the key to developing a community built on grace, and some obstacles that we put in the way of this.

In this article read, I look at why so many people in church ministry feel alone, and how we can find encouragement and practical help in these seasons...

While preaching “Christmas in May” I stumbled upon the way Luke's narrative took an "unexpected" turn. In this article read I explore Luke 2, not through angels or shepherds, but a lost twelve-year-old Jesus. This episode reflects on seasons when God seems absent, and how our disorientation might actually be divine invitation, calling us to find Him, not where we expect, but where He truly is.