Rev Karen Campbell chats to Grace and Sam about God disrupting worship in the Bible, and how the disruption of today is bringing down cultural barriers in her local church's worship. She brings her experiences as an ethnomusicologist, missionary and theologian to her current role of Pastor at Church of the Servant, Grand Rapids, a multicultural city church.

In this conversation with engageworship leader Sara and writer and activist Jeremy Williams, we are exploring a different way of worshipping which ‘disrupts’ our conventions and helps us to engage with a God-filled world.

In this episode, Grace and Sam talk to songwriters and worship leaders Geraldine and Carey Luce as well as Gemma and Timo Scharnowski about the role of sung worship during the pandemic. What impact will it have on our songs? What is so special about music anyway? What on earth can we learn from ‘Og of Bashan’?

In this episode, Grace and Sam talk to songwriters and worship leaders Geraldine and Carey Luce as well as Gemma and Timo Scharnowski about the role of sung worship during the pandemic. What impact will it have on our songs? What is so special about music anyway? What on earth can we learn from ‘Og of Bashan’?

In this episode, Grace and Sam talk to Andy Flannagan (Songwriter, Worship Leader, Director at Christians in Politics) about rediscovering lament in our private lives as well as in our gathered worship.

Hannah Hodges (Nexus ICA, worship leader) and Peter Phillips (Centre for Digital Theology, Premier Digital) chat with Grace Sentamu Baverstock and Sam Hargreaves about embracing the opportunities of disruption for the future of gathered worship.

Grace and Sam have a chat about where the idea for this podcast came from, what is on their hearts for the future of worship and what you can expect from future conversations.

A short intro of what to expect from this podcast: conversations about the future of gathered worship.