A Little Faith

In this episode of A Little Faith, Levi introduces his new co-host, Jennifer De Caussin, and unveils the show's updated format. Each episode will now start with a 5-7 minute discussion where Levi and Jennifer share insights from the upcoming interview. This time, they explore current challenges facing the Haitian community, setting the stage for a thought-provoking conversation with Chris Berg. Levi speaks with Chris Berg, Chairwoman of the Haiti Peace Project, about her inspiring journey of faith and service. Chris shares how her desire to help others led her to Haiti, despite personal and financial obstacles. She recounts how her first visit to the Caribbean nation transformed her perspective on service and community empowerment.Chris also delves into the pressing challenges facing Haiti, including efforts to reclaim the country from gang control and the pursuit of political stability to build a brighter future. She highlights the transformative work of the Haiti Peace Project, such as rebuilding a state-of-the-art school that now serves as a cornerstone of hope for the community.Throughout the discussion, Chris offers a compassionate and insightful perspective on the resilience of the Haitian people and addresses recent political rhetoric surrounding Haitian immigrants. Her reflections emphasize the power of faith, unity, and community to drive meaningful change.To learn more about the Haiti Peace Project or to contribute, visit PeaceProjectHaiti.org and follow them on social media.

In this episode of A Little Faith, Levi and Jennifer discuss the wildfires burning in the LA region, where they both live. Levi introduces Jennifer as his new cohost, and they share their reactions when the fires began. Jennifer talks about receiving an evacuation order, preparing to leave, and the importance of having a plan in place. They reflect on the emotional toll, the speed at which things change, and how disasters remind us of what truly matters—people, relationships, and trusting God. Jennifer and Levi express gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from their global faith community. They close with a request for prayers for those affected and the firefighters.

WCF's Vineyard Voice is now part of the A Little Faith podcast. In this episode, host Bethany McGeorge talks to Efren and Eleanor about current events in the faith community of the Philippines.

In this episode of "A Little Faith," Levi interviews Rachel Hocking about the Blue Worship Book launch in April 2024. Rachel recounts the history of the Worship Book series, starting before 2008, and the detailed process of compiling songs from Christadelphian contributors worldwide. She highlights the diversity of styles and the collaborative effort involved. The focus then shifts to the recent launch event in Australia, featuring memorable performances by choirs, orchestras, and individual composers. This event previewed the book's contents and fostered a sense of community through music. Levi also explores Rachel's background in music, including her studies in ethnomusicology and her career as a pianist and lecturer. The episode concludes with a discussion on bridging the gap between musical tradition and contemporary expression within the Christadelphian community. This dedication to preserving heritage while embracing innovation ensures the Blue Worship Book appeals broadly across the community and provides space for musicians to contribute.” More Info: https://www.theworshipbook.com/worship3blue.html --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Mike chats with Jason Hensley about his book 'One Family' and the importance of recognizing the Jewish roots of Christianity. They begin by discussing the historical setting of first-century Judaism, discussing the Pharisees, Sadducees, and the Essenes. Jason underscores the importance of viewing Jesus within his Jewish context, highlighting how his teachings align with Pharisaic teachings. He describes Jesus as a “reformer working on the inside”.  Mike and Jason examine the impact of the temple's destruction in 70 CE on the Jewish religious leadership and Christian followers. Finally, Jason shares his hope that readers will recognize the deep connections between biblical Christianity and Judaism, urging them to stand against anti-Semitism. Purchase book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CT8CHWXV --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

Bethany interviews Sam and Abi McGeorge who are operating the Thailand Learning Centre in Chiang Mai, Thailand. They talk about their experiences in the first year since the Learning Centre was established, and the exciting work being with youth from the surrounding communities.

In this episode, Levi chats with Beth about her experience volunteering at RVA Light, a community resource center in downtown Richmond, Virginia. Founded five years ago with a mission "To connect our neighbors with one another, community resources and with Jesus", Beth shares stories of individuals whose lives have been positively impacted by relationships formed at RVA Light. Next she describes a typical day at the resource center. Some people come to enjoy a coffee and socialize, others find a quiet place to rest, use the phone or computer for job and housing searches. There is a Youth Program being piloted which includes life skills mentorship, relationship building and Drum Corp participation.  Beth explains how the daily Bible study time is a catalyst leading to reflections on one's spiritual journey and relationship with God. Beth and Levi celebrate RVA Light being a consistent and reliable presence where people regain a sense of community, find hope and envision a more positive future. Finally Beth mentions the volunteer opportunities at RVA Light, ongoing funding needs and encourages listeners to come and visit RVA Light.  More Info: https://rvalight.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

Join Sis. Bethany McGeorge (Swansea, U.K.) as she speaks with Brothers and Sisters around the world, getting to know them, their local ecclesia(s), and getting updates on our Christadelphian family worldwide! In the first episode, Bethany interviews Michael and Lilandi Furstenburg, who live in Cape Town, South Africa, and they give an update on the many exciting outreach efforts happening there.

In this episode Levi chats with Johnny David about his experience living in Cambodia and his decision to be a White Field worker. Johnny describes the ease of sharing the Gospel message in Cambodia. He shares some of his adventures visiting brothers, sisters and contacts around the country. They discuss the multilingual ecclesia at the Sihanoukville Bible Education Center and student life in the WCF supported dormitory in Phnom Penh. Johnny talks about his family background and growing up in Talakadu, India. Finally, Johnny reflects on how one grows faith when experiencing challenges in a new environment. John 4:35 - "Look, I tell you, lift up your eyes, and see that the fields are white for harvest." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi and Duncan discuss the war that broke out on 7 October 2023 between Israeli forces and the Hamas-led Palestinian militant groups. Duncan explains what geopolitics is, and how it informs the current situation. He reviews the 1916 Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Balfour Declaration, the formation of the state of Israel and the ensuing war with five Arab countries. He also mentions Iran's role in supporting Hamas. Next they consider the desperate plight of the Palestinians confined to the West Bank and Gaza in addition to the atrocities inflicted on the Israelis. Duncan and Levi review the tragic losses of life on both sides. Levi shares recent surveys in the American media regarding support for Israel and they discuss the generational divides in public opinion. Next, Duncan and Levi turn to the topic of Bible prophecy about the establishment of the Kingdom. The episode ends with their reflections on Jesus' message in Luke 13:34-35. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Shawn and Cathie Moynihan talk with Michael about their involvement with WCF's Faith Launch program and the upcoming conference at Camp Hebron, Halifax, PA. They begin by reflecting on the image of abundance in Luke 6:38 as a source of inspiration for their sessions. Shawn describes the conference format and the variety of learning experiences centered around supporting family, ecclesia, and community. Cathie describes the action plan attendees will be creating for themselves. Next, Michael asks about the mentorship program associated with Faith Launch. Finally, Shawn and Cathie share their enthusiasm for being able to meet with attendees in person, the value of discussion, peer support, self-reflection, and discovering one's personal gifts to use in service to others. Luke 6:38 “…give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you.” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi and Shawn discuss what motivated Shawn to write "The Lord's Supper". They explore the challenge of finding connection and celebration in a weekly ritual. Shawn talks about the context of a first century thanksgiving meal. They consider how the Lord's supper might be practiced today in a more interactive way. Next, Levi notes the sections on the symbols of Bread and Cup, Relationships, Partaking and Practices. Shawn asks what do we "remember" when we come to the Lord's table? He also talks about our shared brokenness. The podcast concludes with Shawn reading selections from "The Lord's Supper" that encourage us to deepen our relationship with our God, Christ and each other. Purchase Book Here: https://tidings.org/books/studies-in-the-lords-supper/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this thought provoking episode, Michael begins by asking Luke about his motivation for interviewing 20 individuals that no longer attend a Christadelphian ecclesia. Luke explains how he set up the study, the rules and criteria he used and responses he received to key questions. Michael and Luke reflect on Matt Jones' quote, "It became a lot more important to be right rather than loving...". They discuss the survey findings on social issues and roles for sisters. What does it look like to re-examine our traditions, or explore ways to be more loving towards those who hold different perspectives? Luke describes the online survey he is creating for current Christadelphians. The episode concludes with Luke expression of appreciation for the gracious attitude of the respondents to his survey. Find a link to Luke's presentation with his survey results here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXGZ6OQ1O7g --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

On and off over her 51 years working in IT at the Fairfax county, Sister Bette Winfree has held bible classes with co-workers. In this episode Bette shares with Levi some of the strategies she used to navigate the challenge of discussing faith in a work setting. Ten of her co-workers have embraced the Gospel message and being baptized. Levi and Bette celebrate the domino effect of preaching. They consider other areas such as Minneapolis and San Francisco where baptisms have resulted from bible classes offered by Christadelphians to their peers at work or college. Bette describes seeing God working in people's lives as they come to an understanding of the Bible. She recognizes she is just one step along the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Simon Dean describes for Levi what he sees as unique about WCF and how that led to his involvement with the Online Bible Schools. He talks passionately about the global reach of the Foundation. Simon shares his experience of singing along to Hymns For Sunday with a brother and sister living in isolation in Croatia. Levi and Simon discuss the Make Faith Matter videos initiative, how to address our "faith deficits" and create content that inspires us towards a richer faith-driven life in Christ. Next, Simon tells Levi about growing up in Watford Ecclesia with Harry Tennant, among others. Finally, they discuss the joys and challenges of integrating 26 newly baptized Iranians in Simon's home ecclesia of Ware, England. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Brother Greg Hoogkamp tells Michael about relocating his family from their home in Canada to Arkansas, USA. Greg shares the circumstances that led them to make this difficult decision back in 2018. He describes the challenges they faced for the next four and a half years navigating the immigration process and changes in employment. Michael asks Greg about the strain of living apart from his wife and children while waiting for his visa. They discuss the blessing of family support. They consider scriptural examples of those who learned patience, trusting in God and living one day at a time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi talks with Julie Anderson about her music album "A Time Of Singing Has Come". A compilation of six songs written between 1990 -2007. These are recordings performed by choirs including those at Manitoulin Youth Camp, Great Lakes Bible school and young people from BC and Australia. Levi asks Julie about her creative process in finding melodies to fit scripture such as "Hannah's Prayer" and " Lift Up Your Eyes". Julie shares the excitement of collaborating with her son Grant on "A Prayer Of Moses" for Manitoulin in 2007 and the heartbreaking experience of his car accident just prior to the Friday Night concert. Levi shares his memories of being at camp and hearing the choir performing this song, knowing Grant was in a coma. Julie and Levi discuss the healing power of music in helping Grant recover. Julie describes personal circumstances that inspired her to compose daily poems to encourage her son, Ethan. She expresses gratitude to God for being able to share her love of music. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Michael talks with John Perks, one of the WCF Directors, in charge of Youth Programs. John describes living and being involved in many different ecclesias over the years. They discuss John's first involvement with WCF working with Faith Launch 1, early in the Pandemic. John talks about his current involvement working as a Director on the board supporting youth programs. John plugs a WCF in-person event he is very passionate about, Faith Launch 3, which will be running this coming fall. John also shares why it is important for WCF to support building the faith of young people across the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Michael and Jessica discuss the latest initiative launched by WCF, "Rise Up And Build". Jessica describes the successful roll out of the Bible Book Box pilot project. Next she outlines the neighborhood Prayer Walk being piloted by a Toronto ecclesia. Michael and Jessica discuss the benefits of the Fresh Ideas newsletter and the WCF Online Bulletin Board, a place to post events and share community resources. They discuss how working alongside one another, growing engagement through in reach and outreach efforts can reinvigorate and encourage faith. WCF is ready to support ecclesias in this process! Psalm 119:25 " Revive me according to your word." Jessica invites everyone to find out more at wcfoundation.org/rise-up-and-build. Interested in joining the Rise Up And Build team? Contact Jessica at jmiller@wcfoundation.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi talks with Mark Cain, podcast host and board member of the Unitarian Christian Alliance (UCA). They discuss the term "unitarian". Mark outlines the circumstances in 2019 that led to the formation of a cross denominational conference for Christians. Levi and Mark talk about WCF's involvement with the UCA and the excitement of meeting others who share the belief that the God of the Bible is the Father alone and Jesus is his son. Mark describes how individual Christadelphians can join the UCA online world-wide Directory and benefit by connecting with other unitarians in their local area. Links: UCA Podcast What is the UCA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this podcast Levi talks with Jason Hensley about his new book, The Bible In Context. Jason tells Levi about writing his PhD dissertation in July 2020 on how Judaism was portrayed in the New Testament. He was challenged to defend his approach to biblical study without having a clear methodology. Levi and Jason discuss their shared Christadelphian heritage and how they learned to read the Bible. Next Jason describes studying at an evangelical seminary. He talks about establishing a methodology to approach every text in order to get a consistent application. They review the “Cyclical Method” outlined in the book. Jason expands on the issue of historical context, and the challenge of personal bias. The podcast concludes with Jason highlighting how engaging in community discussion encourages us to be continually learning and being comfortable with some areas of uncertainty in our understanding. This is part of the growth God wants for us. The Bible in Context - Available from Amazon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Levi talks with Alan Ghent, the secretary of WCF. Alan describes growing up in a vibrant CYC in Toronto. They discuss the changing nature of the programs he has been involved with over the 28 years of serving on the Board of Directors. He mentions the early days of the cassette library of talks, videos and cds that are now all available online. Alan notes how WCF branched out to support the Bible Education Centers in South Africa, the dormitories in Cambodia, and White Fields workers in Vietnam. Levi and Alan then consider the need to invigorate ecclesias and continue to grow faith together in our post pandemic world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi asks for feedback from listeners of A Little Faith. He describes the short survey available at wcfoundation.org/alfsurvey. Levi appreciates your participation and help in setting the direction for the next season of A Little Faith. The survey takes 3 minutes to complete and is available here: wcfoundation.org/alfsurvey --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode, Levi talks with Virginia Brierly, the treasurer of WCF. Virginia celebrates the international connections facilitated by WCF programs and the volunteer opportunities available. She shares with Levi about her early years in CYC and grow ing conviction in the 1960s. She discusses meeting her husband Russ, doing mission work, and settling near Williamsburg, VA. As treasurer for WCF, Virginia is passionate about how North American brothers and sisters can contribute financially or through volunteer efforts to programs like Touch to Teach, White Fields, The Garden, and Hymns for Sunday. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Happy 3rd Birthday “A Little Faith”! To celebrate, Levi has gone back into the archives and reviewed some of his favorite conversations around faith on this podcast. In this episode Levi provides the context and offers personal reflections on each of these five memorable conversations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi chats with centenarian Sis. Toni Banks. She describes her courtship with Bro. Jonny in Manilla, Philippines during the Korean War, followed by a 75 day journey by cargo ship back to Birmingham, England to meet his extended family. She reflects on her career as a manager in food services after making their home in Los Angeles. She shares her impressions of seeing Mount Sinai, ice buildings in Sweden and Hollywood Blvd. Levi and Toni discuss the importance of seeking God's guidance in prayer in all aspects of life. Toni is an animated storyteller with a remarkable memory for describing the many people and events she has encountered on her faith journey. "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope." Jer. 29:11 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi chats with Daniel, Janelle and Janet about their enriching experience attending the Camiguin Island Bible School in the Philippines. They describe the vibrant fellowship and loving care they received from the local brothers and sisters. Janet and Janelle share the impact on their faith of feeling part of a body of believers that spans the globe and history. There is a thoughtful discussion about the ritual of sharing bread and wine in this engaging conversation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Levi and Bill Yake explore how we can strengthen and encourage faith in each other by sharing personal and ecclesial news across our community. Bill tells the story of how his grassroots "Ecclesial News" email list grew to over 850 subscribers, filling the need for connection in the pre-Facebook era. They discuss WCF's new e-newsletter, Vineyard Voice. Bill encourages anyone who sees a need in the community to take initiative and make a difference. 1 Corinthians 12:26: “If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together. More Info: The Vineyard Voice --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Levi chats to Josh Budney and Seth Thomas about their recent trip to South Africa with the Prepare 2 Preach team. They describe their experience supporting Cuddletrust projects- painting murals at preschools, teaching life lessons to kids at Bible clubs and delivering food parcels to those in need. Seth reflects on opportunities to witness during a beach cleanup. Josh describes the impact of making a personal connection with a young boy in the Townships. They discuss their P2P training and learning about personal preaching styles. More Info: Cuddle Trust --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Rachel chats to Levi about RVA Light, a nonprofit coffee shop sharing the light of Jesus in Richmond, Virginia. Rachel is a Registered Nurse, who has experience specializing in mental health nursing. She now works full time as RVA Light's Executive Director, and talks about learning from the example set by Jesus in how to put faith into action. More Info: RVA Light --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Matt chats to Levi about parenting through the pandemic and the perspective it has given him being a father to two young boys. He reflects on self-awareness, boundaries and being a more supportive partner in parenting. Through all of this is the recognition of God's loving presence in our lives as a Father to all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Kara chats to Helen about becoming a mother during the pandemic. They discuss the challenges many women have faced over the past year, reflecting on the journey between hospital and home, exploring new identities and different experiences of mental and spiritual health without the usual support many new families receive. We are so grateful for the stories shared by Rosie, Elisabeth, Anna, Crystal, Amanda and Josie. May God continue to bless and guide you on your journeys. More Info: Online Bible School --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Peter chats to Levi about recovering from a stroke and learning to embrace music and worship again. Peter is a passionate musician who loves to play the piano and sing. He reflects upon his stroke and the therapy that allowed him to heal, and continue to express his love for God and the Lord Jesus through music. More Info: Some Effects of Disconnecting the Cerebral Hemispheres - Roger W. Sperry Christadelphian Music --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Keletso talks to Levi about growing up in the townships and how his connection with The Cuddle Trust was the beginning of a transformative faith journey. He shares the challenges of moving to a new place and training as a teacher, and how many prayers and God's guiding hand helped him understand his purpose and identity. More Info: Cuddle Trust Ignite & Shine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Liezl chats to Levi about working with The Cuddle Trust in South Africa. The Cuddle Trust focuses on the education needs of pre-school and Grade R children and teachers in disadvantaged and vulnerable communities. From this main project flows other projects that help uplift and develop those who at first cannot help themselves to a better life. Liezl reflects on how this has impacted her faith and worldview, and invites others to come and volunteer. More Info: Cuddle Trust Ignite & Shine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Laura reconnects with Levi about her Instagram account ‘Faithfully Laura' where she shares regular reflections on life and faith. They discuss the challenges and spiritual learnings of managing mental health, especially through the pandemic. Laura also promotes the need for mentoring programs to be an essential part of growing up and being supported in a faith community. Follow faithfullylaura on Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode of A Little Faith, Levi and Helen reflect on the Pandemic one year on. They discuss how life has changed over the past year personally and collectively for us all. We are only just beginning to process the change and loss that has been felt on many levels. But in all things we know we have a God who loves us very much. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Levi chats to Aletheia Burney about Hymns for Sunday. What started as an initial request to provide some hymn videos for online services during the Pandemic, has transformed into a wonderful growing collection of hymns on https://wcfoundation.org/hymns and WCF's first album on digital streaming platforms. Aletheia also reflects on her spiritual journey and how music has shaped her faith. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Matt talks with Mary Styles about her work as a mental health therapist and a believer. She shares some experiences and wisdom from her faith journey and advocates our need to have a safety plan, crisis intervention and to build a support system. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Dan and Paul chat to Helen about their platform, Bible Feed, a growing collection of online resources centered around the gospel message. They aim to increase familiarity and understanding of the Bible by creating and sharing content that is accessible to all. Dan and Paul reflect on their own faith journeys and who this has informed the growth of Bible Feed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Sam talks to Helen about his podcast, Pause to Consider, the podcast where you can put your busy day on pause to consider scriptural wisdom and encouragement on your walk towards God's Kingdom. Sam reflects on what inspired him to start the podcast and the beauty of sharing God's story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Mark and Helen review the past year and discuss how the Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation has helped connect our faith community during an unprecedented period of isolation. They reflect on different ways to inspire faith in dark times, helping those in need through the pandemic and looking forward to launching new faith initiatives in 2021. In all these things we thank our Heavenly Father for blessing this work. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Michael Ash talks to Helen about music and mental health. Route 66 Movement was established to promote honesty and openness about mental health and faith. Music is a powerful way to communicate our emotions and our experiences and have chosen to make the Bible the soundtrack to our journeys through life. Route 66 Movement is a digital platform; a safe haven for the mind and spirit where we can share our stories and grow on our journeys in this life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Cam Beeler chats to Levi about the importance of the work going on all around the world in the mission field. The mission hubs around the world are well-organized both in preaching and humanitarian work. They have a lot of good work that needs volunteers to come in and be a compliment to their mission. This is where White Fields workers can make a difference. Cam reflects on how his experiences overseas have transformed his faith and world view. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Helen converses with Jonny Pappas from Adelaide, Australia about the powerful effect food has had on his faith journey. Jonny shares how he has found joy in failure and success through his cooking, as well as developing stronger relationships with God and the Lord Jesus. Food is a way of connecting with people on a deeper level around the table. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Nolan chats to Levi about his experience as a father as he and his family have navigated their life during the Pandemic. As his family's home life changed over the last year, Nolan reflects on how he has adapted and become more attuned to their emotional and spiritual needs. In doing so he contemplates spiritual lessons he and his wife have shared with their children to help build up their faith. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode of A Little Faith, Steve talks to Rebekah Lewis from the U.K. about her experience and reflections on coping with isolation as a parent. She describes how the sudden change of becoming a parent can be a real shock to the system, not only socially but also spiritually. Rebekah shares some great insights to help parents and their spiritual community support each other better. This was recorded in December 2019. The podcast was inspired by some articles that Rebekah wrote for the CIL and we will be featuring them over the next three weeks on our blog. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

In this episode Steve interviews Kezia Reed who works in Homeless Prevention Support. She ensures her organization engages with people before they lose their tenancies. They also run extreme weather shelters in Winter and Summer. Steve and Kezia talk about the practicality of supporting vulnerable people, teaching scripture, and why this type of outreach is so important. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Maggie and Helen reflect on the past year and share different ways they have connected with God in their daily lives. They discuss how these small moments have been more sustaining, and have created an opportunity to be more purposeful and to appreciate the way that God is working and moving in our lives every day. We don't always have an earthquake or a fire, sometimes just a still small voice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Philip talks to Levi about Bond of Peace, a new platform for believers to share their stories as they navigate the journey of discipleship. Bond of Peace seeks to provide a biblical approach to difficult conversations, such that the servant of God is thoroughly equipped for every good work. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message

Helen is joined by Gillian Kenzie, Daniel Giordano, Sarah Joiner and Leah Ruhland from the Garden. The Garden project hopes to inspire our North American Christadelphian community to share Christ's love through outreach initiatives that show compassion to our neighbors and provide assistance for their immediate needs. They discuss why outreach is so important and how it has transformed their faith. To learn more about The Garden and get involved visit: thegardenoutreach.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-little-faith/message