The Newbold Podcast

At times, the world can seem a little bleak – but is that our entire reality? Newbold Happy Hour looks beyond the headlines and shares uplifting news, facts or quotes from around the globe to ensure you get your positive fix.

A pastor, a lecturer, a mission worker (and that’s only a start), Lászlo Szabó has experienced ministry across a vast spectrum both locally and internationally.

The Associate Professor of Mission and Intercultural Studies at Friedensau Adventist University, and Director at the Arthur Daniells Institute of Mission Studies, Lászlo emphasises the importance of theological studies as a firm foundation into the world of ministry, the significance of training and how COVID-19 has made it more accessible and the magnitude of being led by God through this life journey and profession.

At times, the world can seem a little bleak - but is that our entire reality? Newbold Happy Hour looks beyond the headlines and shares uplifting news, facts or quotes from around the globe to ensure you get your positive fix.

We are so excited to share that this week’s Inspiration4Ministry guest is none other than Pastor Marcos Torres. 

At times, the world can seem a little bleak - but is that our entire   reality? Newbold Happy Hour looks beyond the headlines and shares    uplifting news, facts or quotes from around the globe to ensure you  get your positive fix.

Danilo sits down with Jacques Venter, Associate Executive Secretary at the British Union Conference.

Jacques shares his key advice and personal learnings in his ministerial career spanning 20 years, starting from an intern position in South Africa.

We hear about really feeling the calling from God to entering ministry, to learning about the realities of cycles in pastoral ministry - the mistakes, the relationships, the things that bring the most joy, the guidance.

In this powerful episode we’ll also discover what Jacques believes is the most important aspect of ministry.

At times, the world can seem a little bleak - but is that our entire  reality? Newbold Happy Hour looks beyond the headlines and shares   uplifting news, facts or quotes from around the globe to ensure you get   your positive fix.

Following the roadmap out of lockdown announcement, this week's episode is a wellbeing special full of tips and thoughts on how to overcome lockdown fatigue - something we all know too well.

Danilo speaks with Anne-May Müller, Pastor at the Cafe Church, Seventh-day Adventist Church in Copenhagen, and Family Ministries Director at the Danish Union.

Anne-May offers insight into her spiritual journey fuelled by God’s calling since the mere age of 18, the ways in which her church remains relevant today, the response to the pandemic and the realities of being a female in the world of ministry.

At times, the world can seem a little bleak - but is that our entire reality? Newbold Happy Hour looks beyond the headlines and shares  uplifting news, facts or quotes from around the globe to ensure you get  your positive fix.

On this week’s Happy Hour: we laugh - a lot. As well as laughing, we also talk half-marathon training, hanger, tiredness, a charitable rowing extravaganza, and a life-enhancing musical project launched all in the name of mental wellbeing.

This week, Danilo catches up with Newboldian Max Mckenzie-Cook (Director of Community, Diversity and Prison Ministries, South England Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church). From law to pastoral ministry (and with an MBA on the way), Max shares his story about how the shift from one career path to another stems from his personal desire to feel a sense of belonging.

We look at his pastoral training journey, the key tools Newbold provided him with when studying Theology, and Max reminds us that we don’t need a Damascus Road experience for a calling - that still, small voice or the quiet pull can absolutely be your firm confirmation that ministry is your calling.