Welcome to VII Stations, a contemplative journey through the Gospels, towards Resurrection Sunday. The format of the podcast follows the age-old church practice of Lectio Divina, or “divine listening.” Lectio Divina invites us to resist the temptation to analyse and dissect the scripture, but instead to listen with our whole hearts, looking always to see Jesus’ face and hear His voice through the scenes from the Gospel.

Artwork by Scott Erickson - follow ‘scottthepainter’ on Instagram. Podcast episode produced and written by Andy Campbell and Hanna Balemi, narration and readings by various voices from Chapel, music by Rhys Machell from his ambient album In Glass, mixed by Vivek Gabriel of Gabriel Audio.

Welcome to VII Stations, a contemplative journey through the Gospels, towards Resurrection Sunday. The format of the podcast follows the age-old church practice of Lectio Divina, or “divine listening.” Lectio Divina invites us to resist the temptation to analyse and dissect the scripture, but instead to listen with our whole hearts, looking always to see Jesus’ face and hear His voice through the scenes from the Gospel.

Artwork by Scott Erickson - follow ‘scottthepainter’ on Instagram. Podcast episode produced and written by Andy Campbell and Hanna Balemi, narration and readings by various voices from Chapel, music by Rhys Machell from his ambient album In Glass, mixed by Vivek Gabriel of Gabriel Audio.

Welcome to VII Stations, a contemplative journey through the Gospels, towards Resurrection Sunday. The format of the podcast follows the age-old church practice of Lectio Divina, or “divine listening.” Lectio Divina invites us to resist the temptation to analyse and dissect the scripture, but instead to listen with our whole hearts, looking always to see Jesus’ face and hear His voice through the scenes from the Gospel.

Artwork by Scott Erickson - follow ‘scottthepainter’ on Instagram. Podcast episode produced and written by Andy Campbell and Hanna Balemi, narration and readings by various voices from Chapel, music by Rhys Machell from his ambient album In Glass, mixed by Vivek Gabriel of Gabriel Audio.

Welcome to VII Stations, a contemplative journey through the Gospels, towards Resurrection Sunday. The format of the podcast follows the age-old church practice of Lectio Divina, or “divine listening.” Lectio Divina invites us to resist the temptation to analyse and dissect the scripture, but instead to listen with our whole hearts, looking always to see Jesus’ face and hear His voice through the scenes from the Gospel.

Artwork by Scott Erickson - follow ‘scottthepainter’ on Instagram. Podcast episode produced and written by Andy Campbell and Hanna Balemi, narration and readings by various voices from Chapel, music by Rhys Machell from his ambient album In Glass, mixed by Vivek Gabriel of Gabriel Audio.

We are often waiting for something – the right conditions, the right opportunity, ourselves to be right – before we decide to do something for God's world. The call of this series is to courageously take the plunge today.

We’re really excited to begin a brand-new series this week, asking the question, “What’re We Waiting For?” God’s purpose for the world is that it would flourish and thrive. God invites us to go on the adventure of a lifetime with him; to restore the world to the good and beautiful place he created it to be. Blake will explore this invitation and look at what God has provided for the journey.

Our #beginesis series continues this week with Blake looking at God’s incredible creation of human beings. We are formed by God, created in his image, and received our life by the breath of God. Understanding how we are made has the potential to alter and shape every aspect of our lives, as we’ll hear in this podcast.

Blake kicks off a 3 part series looking at the kind of new beginnings described in the book of Genesis – a different type of beginning than what we might immediately think. We imagine God starting with a blank piece of paper but that’s not the case. Seeing how God creates in the Bible can completely change how we understand God's creative work in our lives.

Newt rounds out our Xmas series by looking at the key topic of Hope. He describes how God, by getting skin in the game, has forever connected our future to his future.

We’re delighted to have the gifted speaker Spanky Moore back with us. Always entertaining, Spanky will help us to understand the deeper meaning of God’s Peace as part of our Advent series.