The movie 'Jesus Revolution' recalls those exciting days at the beginning of the Jesus Movement, that swept through California, the USA and beyond. 

Sadly, I discovered a generation later, that the radical, revolutionary edge had disappeared from the denomination where it all started.

This podcast asks if we truly want the inconvenience and disruption that a new 'Jesus Revolution' will bring to our churches.

The past 50 years has seen the exponential growth of the contemporary worship movement and brought the Church new songs and hymns. The songs of our generation were radical and prophetic when first written. But it is easy to settle for these past blessings and the hymnology that we are comfortable with. In this podcast we reflect on our own experiences of songs and worship. Are we still moving forward, embracing what God is doing now, with new songs that reflect this. Is our worship still prophetic, or has it become nostalgic?

The coronation of King Charles is happening in the UK and a US Presidential election is just around the corner. Wayne Drain and Noel Richards talk about their attitude toward those who 'reign over us'.

In a multi-faith, multi-cultural society such as the UK, should the monarch still be the 'Defender of the Faith'? Or, should the oath at King Charles' upcoming coronation, be changed to 'Defender of Faiths'? What do you think? Please leave a comment.

Martin Scott and I return for another 'Off Grid Christianity' special podcast, hosted by Martin Purnell.

Not only do we do battle in an Easter (loosely) themed quiz, but we answer topical Easter questions as well. Such as - Did Jesus have to die on the cross? Did Judas go to Heaven? Was the Last Supper meal like a Doner Kebab? What is a Hot Cross Slider? All these questions and more are answered in this podcast. I also provide the music with three of my Easter songs.

Listen to more 'Off Grid Christianity' podcasts at:

https://www.accessradio.biz/series/ogc/

Over the course of my life, I have played in so many wonderful venues around the world; including famous concert halls, arenas and stadiums.

But in this podcast, I talk about the one place in the world where I have led worship, that means more to me than any of those.

I also talk about how we wrote our Easter song 'He Has Risen' and include the recording of it at London's Wembley Stadium.

In the full length podcast Martin Scott and I do battle in an Easter (loosely) themed quiz, but answer topical Easter questions as well. Did Jesus have to die on the cross? Did Judas go to Heaven? Was the Last Supper meal like a Doner Kebab? What is a Hot Cross Slider? All these questions and more are answered in this podcast.

Listen at: https://www.accessradio.biz/podcast/off-grid-christianity-episode-36-easter-special/

Jesus' first miracle was turning water into wine at a wedding celebration. He made rather a large quantity of it. 

If you invite Jesus to your party, he gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'bring a bottle'!!

What I did when I felt that my life was in danger at a major prayer event in New York city.

My response to a situation when someone arrived at our worship event believing that they were the Holy Spirit.

What happens when we 'feel led' to take more time than we have been given, when leading worship. We may believe the Holy Spirit is taking us in a certain direction. However, it creates problems for others, particularly those who are leading a church meeting or event.