Salt Light + Us Podcast

In part II of this months episode, we are picking up our conversation about the injustice of racial inequality in our culture and society. Taking the time to look up, around and at ourselves and how we shift this narrative and keep this conversation going.

Join us again as we sit down with two good friends Tobi Fagbemi and Dion Turnbull.

In this months episode, we are taking time to re-engage through conversation with the injustice of racial inequality in our culture and society.

The thing about the 24-hour news cycle and a world viewed through social media, is these stories that filled daily conversations and Instagram reels, have been pushed aside as bigger stories dominate our timelines.

So how do we shift this narrative, to keep this conversation going? We keep talking, we commit to remaining in open dialogue bringing generous hearts and open ears to the table.

Join us as we sit down with two good friends Tobi Fagbemi and Dion Turnbull, to dig deeper into the pain and questions that have come to light as the culture around us begins to come to terms with deep-set racial injustice.

In part II of this months episode, we continue our conversation about shifting the narrative, around vulnerability.

We’re joined once again by the fantastic Polly Kersey-Hull, a priest based in North East London, to talk about vulnerability and how embracing our vulnerability in a healthy ways plays a vital role as we engage with racial injustice, the black lives matter movement and bettering our society for all who are a part of it.

In this months episode, we continue looking at how we as Christians can shift the narrative, specifically around the topic of vulnerability.

Steph sat down with the extraordinary Polly Kersey-Hull, a priest based in North East London, to talk about vulnerability on our lives as church leaders and how God has made us to be vulnerable before Him and one another. Vulnerability is something close to my heart and something that can be challenging yet beautiful at the same time. It requires us to step out of the norm, but can lead us to those holy instances of God’s presence.

We’re back! And we’ve given the podcast a bit of a face-lift as we step into a new season and a new series. In this episode of the podcast, we talk through some things we have on the horizon, all around the phrase ‘shift the narrative’. We also begin to speak into justice and how we respond as Christians to the injustice experienced by the Black community around the world, seen in the death of George Floyd.

This month we are thinking all about creativity. This months episode looks a little bit different from normal. Because of the COVID-19 crisis, we are on lockdown up and down the country. So during this time of anxiety and fear we are choosing to speak good news into the darkness, we hope the stories and resources we discuss bring some hope during this time.

This month we are thinking all about creativity. To join the conversation we had a very special guest in Tom McConnell, Tom is a songwriter and musician based in London. What follows is a great conversation about how we recognise the creativity God has given us, how we can begin to express that and how we as followers of Jesus can creatively be a part of renewal and revival in all things.

Hello and welcome to 2020! In our first episode of the year and of the decade, we’re talking all about new year's resolutions; each year we make them, but do we really keep them? Today we're talking all about reclaiming the promises we make at the start of the year for the Kingdom. So that this year and this decade, we will see God move in incredible ways through His people and through His church. With plenty of suggestions and things to try out, join us in claiming this year for God!

In our second episode we’re talking all about ‘Sabbath’. In a world that is so busy and constantly connected, how can we find genuine time to Sabbath and worship and rest in God’s presence. We’ve by no means got all the answers but we think it is a crucial spiritual practice to pursue in this modern age. We also have some fantastic brand new resources to talk about, with Christmas around the corner, maybe these can find themselves onto your list or in a gift bag for someone else; and Harry will be taking us through this podcasts Scripture section.

Hello and welcome to the Salt Light + Us Podcast! In this first episode we talk about Kanye West’s album ‘Jesus is King’, how we respond to it as Christians and how we navigate positive and negative responses from outside and within the church.

We also discuss some of the latest records and albums available now. Steph also takes us through the scriptures as we look at generosity.