Tim Barry
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In this special episode we are joined by Luke Avery. Luke describes the unique nature and perspective of the channel and the listeners it attracts. We discuss the challenges of church life within the reality of a hostile culture, woke and progressive influences, and how we can navigate these. We hope that you will be informed, challenged and encouraged by this interview.
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In this episode we take a little break from considering issues going on in the world, to discuss our Christian stories and experiences and how these have shaped our critical thinking.
In the latest episode of the Owl & Badger podcast we discuss a number of topics that have been in the news recently. The net is slowly tightening and we need to be paying closer attention to what is happening.
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This week we did a podcast with Nick Franks who has just released his new book, The Glorious Few. Using scriptural study, extensive research and personal testimony, The Glorious Few is ultimately a heart-felt cry for national repentance and the Bride of Christ to be straightened out in preparation for the return of Jesus. As such, we firmly believe that Nick has a vital message for the wider church to hear. The fact is, the church in the west is not in a good place and we need to wake up to reality before it’s too late. We touch on some of the underlying issues in our chat with Nick and we hope that you will be encouraged, challenged and spurred on by what he has to say.
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In this episode of the Owl & Badger podcast we chat to our special guest Rev Dr Jamie Franklin. We discuss contending for the faith in the family and in the church. Jamie is a priest in the Church of England and he also hosts the Irreverend: Faith and Current Affairs podcast.
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In this special episode we speak to Dave Brennan from Brephos, a project committed to helping churches respond to abortion. This is a sensitive but important subject, and we look at the realities of abortion, the Biblical theology of the unborn, why the church needs to talk about abortion, and the ethics around the use of cell lines from aborted babies (including in the development of the COVID vaccines). We end with a reminder of the hope which the gospel of Christ offers, a gospel which is big enough to speak into the pain of abortion, and the reality of God’s grace.
Please consider supporting the work of Brephos here.