With lockdown happening and everything that we know changing,  Nigel and Rachel Zoom chat to Dave Mitchell for some reflections, wisdom and sagely advice. 

This month's podcast features an Interview with Ian Henderson talking about the issue of pornography and what we can do about it. Unfortunately due to a technical issue we weren't able to include the full interview which was a shame because he was great. Ian will be coming to Woodies as key speaker at the P-Word Conference on Sat 21st March . Ian was with us in November and you can listen to his preach here.

On this month's podcast Rachel shares her heart about the Bible, why and how it's good for us and how we can be encouraged to grow in our love for the Word. Amen.

NEW YEAR = GET YOUR PRAYER ON

On this festive podcast we have a bumper edition of classic wittering from Rachel and Nigel and some brilliant interviews. We catch up with Jo Jo and Paige, cast from the Lion King who were recently with us in Bristol. We hear from Andy Irwin all about the amazing work of Foodbanks in the city and his story about how he helped to start them in Bristol. We also have a lovely testimony reflecting on God's goodness and faithfulness this year. 

If you didn't hear Ian Henderson's preach when he was with us in Nov, you can catch up on the Woodies website here

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In this Autumnal podcast we get to find out about the one and only Clare Thompson. Clare champions pastoral care, prayer ministry and wholeness at Woodies. She shares her own journey of why she's passionate about wholeness and what it means for us to live free. Enjoy! 

This month features our first special guest from out of town, Pete Greig. He was at Woodies promoting his new book 'How to Pray - a simple guide for normal people' and we caught up with him to grill him about prayer.  It's a high quality interview captured in low quality audio. Amongst other gems of wisdom, Pete recommends going to the pub if you want to give your prayer life a boost. Get praying!

Our third instalment of the internationally acclaimed podcast. This month's episode features an interview with Dave Mitchell on what we're getting up to in the Autumn term and also the why behind it. We interview Emily Quilter about her amazing work in the field of leprosy treatment and Jon Peach, who shares about recently representing GB in a futsal competition and how he came to faith. Plus more wittering. 

On this episode Nigel and Rachel reflect on hearing the voice of God including an interview with Hellie Brunt. They also look at how to find rest whilst on holiday and there are some great healing stories and some summer reading book recommendations. Due to the incredible amount of good stuff in this episode, it's a long player edition.

Nigel's preach can be found here.

Book Recommendations:

Love Does - Bob Goff

The Heart is a Noisy Room - Ron Boyd-Macmillan

The Tattooist of Auschwitz - Heather Morris

God of violence yesterday, God of love today - Helen Paynter

Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the world's largest religion - Rebecca Mclaughlin

Listening to God - Joyce Huggett

Can you hear me? - Brad Jersak

Prophecy for Anyone - Jenny Campbell

How to Pray: a simple guide for normal people - Pete Greig

On the very first episode the hosts Nigel and Rachel battle with even the most basic of technology. With  one mic working they attempt to answer the question - why are we doing a podcast? With some guest interviews, Thanksgiving Evening highlights and an insight into Tim Dobson's early morning routine, this was more than they could have hoped for.  And plenty of wittering as well.