Sonship Podcast

The music in this video is used with Godfrey's permission. I do not profit from its use.

Described variously as a minstrel, troubador and worship leader I chat with Godfrey about his journalism career, songwriting influences, ministry in Psychiatric wards and Glory in the Pub.

The music in this video is used with Godfrey's permission. I do not profit from its use.

Described variously as a minstrel, troubador and worship leader we talk about Godfrey's changing theology, the Father singing over us, his musical influences and Moravian connections. There's a wee bit about living in lockdown thrown in there too.

From Self destructive and suicidal teen to living loved, Florian Berndt shares his perspective on God & life

This is the second part of our chat and includes the issue of religious zealotry & discipline, prophetic ministry & community, and a chat about all creation groaning

self destructive as a teen, suicidal and never feeling a home in his heart… The love of God revolutionised Florian’s life, theology and living. The joy that was missing came alive in him.

Florian says, "The revelation that accompanied this experience involved both the masculine and the feminine aspects of the parental nature of the Divine and not only did I finally find a place of rest in my heart, but my entire mind seemed to get reconfigured and my theology started to deconstruct from that moment on"

In this first part we touch on subjects such as Free Grace, Wrath & Passion, West/East Church theology, femininity of Holy Spirit

Sammy Horner has been many things but is best known as musician/singer with The electrics, The Sweet Sorrows and for his Celtic Worship music.

Sammy speaks with John MacDonald about life in lockdown, his new music and books as well as faith and life.

This podcast includes some of Sammy's music: "Who Gives a Damn?" The Blessing", "The Whole Shebang", "The Good Ship Kelly Jean" "Willingly" and "You Are Loved, You Are Accepted".

What happens when a successful pastor blows it; when he loses friends, home, job? How do you rebuild from that?

Steve Myatt lived that nightmare and shares his story with humility and vulnerability as he tells of his journey to liberation.

Think you've blown it? THINK AGAIN!

Mark Marx was born in Cape Town, studied art in London and launched out, in healing ministry while based in small town Northern Ireland.

How did this South African born Londoner, designing the interiors of homes of the wealthy, end up in Coleraine selling double glazing, before travelling the world equipping the church with the belief that all believers can heal the sick?

Mark is motivated by the overwhelming love of God the Father to touch others and bring them into His embrace through Jesus. Listen as Mark speaks about the perseverance, humility of heart and faith that God has worked in him and has taken him across continents.

https://www.healingonthestreets.com/

I had a fascinating chat with Felicia Murrell around her experiences as a Black Woman, talking about racism and the culture that allows it.

Where and how, does faith and more importantly love work in such times?

Listen and learn.

Felicia drops pearls of wisdom and insight into the conversation that are well worth pondering.

Felicia will also be part of the teaching/speaking team for the Open Table conference III (online) commencing February 26th 2021. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-open...​

Author of 'Out of Control', the delightful Natalie Collins popped into Abba Podcast to chat about her work as a gender justice specialist (yes she does explain it) working in the area of domestic abuse.

We chatted about male violence, faith and Natalie shared some of her personal journey and experiences in a toxic relationship

Jack & Dorothy Winter pioneered the revelation of Father's Love, ministering around the world. I had the enormous pleasure and privilege to chat with Dorothy recently as she recalled some of those years and the incredible love and faithfulness of God throughout.