Mary Banks takes us through the story of Hagar in Genesis 16, and Psalm 139 showing how God is always there for us, has a plan, and the importance of listening, being patient, and following His lead.

Pete Read, long time friend of J10, and currently Vice Principal at Regents Theological College, talks to us about hearing and acting on God's voice and the sacrifices that it can entail.

Tim Fellows encourages us with hope, and challenges us to get involved in 'the Turning'. Tim also powerfully recounts prophecies spoken over the church at J10 from 2006.

Our J10 leadership, with the help of explain what 'the Turning' means for Walsall. We hear the audio from a Turning video, and then experiences of those who took part in the Turning in Reading.

Phil Miles brings intellectualism to our Easter Sunday service using homophones (morning and mourning) to bring the Easter story (as it were) to life.

Kevin Davis continues the Passionate Life series talking through 4 different caves: 1) Jesus' tomb, 2) cave of Adullam, 3) cave of Elijah, and 4) cave of resurrection.

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Joe Clark continues the series of studies into the Passionate Life, with an exploration of how we cultivate compassion and how that flows into into different forms of evangelism, focusing primarily on 'servant' and 'power' evangelism. This podcast also contains the audio from a video on Food bank, audio from a Tony Campolo video, and the song, 'My life is yours', by, and led by Becky Proffitt.

Roy Masters shares some insights and encouragement from the book - Everyday Supernatural by Mike Pilavachi and Andy Croft .

Rachel Jenkins continues the Passionate Life series looking at the importance of discipleship

Will Foster brings a word on the Soul as we continue our Passionate Life series, highlighting the need for us to be keeper of the soul. See "keeper of the stream" video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZqifFZYVPQ