Two sisters & a cup of tea

One of our most popular episodes to date, our conversation with Sally was full of joy as she helped us see the true value of extending Christ's welcome to others through the very ordinary means of a cup of tea, and seeing how the Lord chooses to work through those moments.  We hope the conversation continues to fuel your desire to extend Christ's welcome to others!Sally Clarkson hosts podcast 'At Home with Sally' and has authored many books including Teatime Discipleship.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: The Language of Rivers and Stars by Seth Lewis. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.Sign up for our newsletter so that you're the first to know what we'll be studying for our next season, if you're not already!

This was such a real and honest conversation for us all about what to do when Bible reading is just hard.  With both vulnerability and Scripture-soaked wisdom, this was such a helpful conversation with Kristen, as she led us through both obstacles and remedies for when we're finding it hard to open our Bibles.Kristen is a pastor's wife, mother, writer, and speaker. She's authored several books including: Help for the Hungry Soul and 12 Faithful Women. This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: 1, 2 & 3 John: Joyful Certainty by Sam Allberry. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.You can also get a copy of Kristen's book, Help for the Hungry Soul here.

In her wonderfully down-to-earth manner, Karen brought such insight and light into our study on Ecclesiastes.  With light-bulb and penny dropping moments for both of us, we continue to come back to her wisdom on Ecclesiastes, and remain so thankful for her friendship to us on the podcast!Karen Soole serves as a Women's Worker, a Bible teacher and author of Liberated and Unleash the Word.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: The Art of Disagreeing by Gavin Ortlund. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.Check out our free downloads library on our website which has a growing collection of resources to help you dig into the Bible for yourself and with others.

Gold dust.  Every part of our time with Jen felt like gold -  as we soaked in her wisdom in how to read the Bible better, how to grow in obedience to what it says, and how to keep coming back to the grace of God at work in our lives.  It's a conversation we keep coming back to, and we pray it's just as helpful for you!Jen Wilkin is an author and Bible teacher. Jen's books include Women of the Word, None Like Him and Ten Words To Live By.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: The Quiet Time Kickstart by Rachel Jones. Take advantage of our 25% discount code SISTERS valid between 1st May - 30th June 2025.Do follow us on social media if you aren't already. Find us on Instagram or follow us on Facebook.

Excitable doesn't even remotely cover what we found in Dane, as he started talking to us about Jesus in John's gospel!  With contagious enthusiasm, this conversation with Dane remains one of our favourites, as our eyes were lifted to the glories of Christ!Dane is a pastor, author, and speaker. He's author of several books including Gentle and Lowly and Suprised by Jesus.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: The Outsider by Katie Morgan.Why not sign up for our monthly newsletter, you can do it here.

We don't think we can overstate how significant our conversation with Nancy was part way through our Deuteronomy season. It is still so deeply memorable for us both, as she helped us to see Jesus in each page of the book, rooting our confidence in both Christ's presence and sufficiency. Enjoy coming with us, as we listen again to the riches of this conversation!Nancy Guthrie is an author, Bible teacher and speaker. Find out more about her workshops and books here.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: Lily, the Lemur, and the Lamb King.Why not chat about this episode with a friend? We have discussion questions to help you on our website.

Way back in the day, when we were just getting going with the podcast, Sam Allberry graciously joined us to talk through James chapter 2.  His interview is still one of our favourites, not only because of his biscuit chat, but because he was so enormously helpful in pastorally walking us through one of the trickiest parts of James.  It's been a joy to listen in again, and we hope it is for you too!Sam is a pastor, apologist, author and speaker. He is the author of a number of books, including James for You, which is mentioned in this episode, available here.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company. A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, check out their website for excellent resources.In this episode we recommend: Enjoying Jesus by Tim Chester 

As we kick off our 'Two Sisters & Friends' season, we're delighted to be joined by our friends Hunter Beless (founder and host of Journeywomen) and Courtney Doctor (Director of Women's Initiatives for The Gospel Coalition), as we chat about their newly released Bible study on Titus, and the joys of Titus shaped discipleship across the generations.This episode is sponsored by The Good Book Company.A Christian publisher who is passionate about Jesus, they aim to create and select biblical, relevant and accessible resources that will encourage you and your church family to keep going, keep growing and keep sharing your faith. Check out their website for excellent resources, including today's recommendation - Joy: Happiness of the Heart.You can find links to all our guests books this season, as well as lots more resources, head to our website to have a look.

There's nothing quite like the value of a friendship that uplifts and encourages, with conversations that lead us to treasure Christ each time we meet. This season is all about appreciating afresh the wisdom of friends as we dig into the Bible together across the seasons!Our first episode drops next week on Friday 2nd May when we are joined by our friends, Courtney Doctor and Hunter Beless to talk about discipleship - see you then!In the meantime, why not check out this seasons resources on our website.

Our passages today are from: Mark 14:32-42 and Titus 2:11-14.Self-control - it's something we so often try to muster up in our own strength but in our final episode of our Bible study in the fruit of the spirit, we're talking about the importance of Jesus shaping our understanding of this word, and what it looks like to become more like him.Head to our website if you would like to sign up to receive our newsletters or to find questions to chat over with a friend.Thank you to all of you who are partnering with us - we're so grateful for the ways in which you are joining us on our podcasting journey: as you listen, as you pray for us and as you reach out in numerous ways. Watch out for details on season 14 coming soon!

The passages from todays episode are: Matthew 11:25-30 and Ephesians 4:1-3As we near the end of our season in the Fruit of the Spirit, we're looking at the fruit of gentleness today - kindled by Christ, and something we're commanded to continue to grow in as we relate to those around us. Join us for our online Bible study as we look at Matthew 11 and Ephesians 4 today.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.Our recommended book today was Glenna Marshall's Memorizing Scripture. Pick up a copy here.Head to our website for questions to dig into with a friend.

Todays passage is from: Hebrews 3:1-14God's faithfulness is a phrase that will often roll off our tonuges, and yet we're also called to display this fruit in our lives. Join us in our conversation today as we open our Bibles and talk through what it means to both ground our minds and hearts in Christ's faithfulness, and overflow with it ourselves.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.You can find today's recommended book, By Life or Death by Andrew Montonera hereNot yet signed up to our newsletter? Sign up here.

Todays passages are from: Psalm 25 and Galations 6: 8-10How does the fruit of goodness compare to our understanding of 'good works'? And how do Jesus' and Paul's words on this fruit help us grow in our understanding and application of it? We're looking at both Mark and Galatians together today to grow our understanding of this fruit of the Spirit.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.The True Street Kids series can be ordered here

Our passage today is from: Titus 3:3-7What does it look like to savour God's kindness towards us in Christ, and therefore image him to those around us? Today, we're continuing to think through how gazing on Christ and growing in our knowledge of him, impacts how we increasingly bear his image and grow in the fruit of the Spirit.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.Today's book recommendation was No Greater Love by Rebecca McLaughlin.You can also find the recipe Felicity mentions here!

Our passages today are from: 1 Timothy 1:12-17, Colossians 1:10-12 and Colossians 3:12-13As we continue with our fruit of the Spirit series, today we're dwelling on Patience, or forbearance and long-suffering - all these words are used in the Bible to describe this essential quality of anyone who's following Jesus. Join us as we talk through both God's patience with us, and how that impacts our patience with others, both in 1 Timothy and Colossians.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.Our recommended book from today is Fly Through the Bible by Colin Smith, if you would like a copy, you can find it here.

Our passage today is from: Ephesians 2:13-22.Peace. With God, within ourselves, and with others. There's so much to talk about here in in our next Bible study on the fruit of the Spirit, as we acknowledge that almost every New Testament letter begins with 'peace' in some way. But today, we're rooting our conversation in Ephesians 2, as we press into what it really looks like to grow in both our understanding and application of peace.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.You can find the book, Literarily by Kristie Anyabwile, recommended on today's episode here.You can find the questions to chat over with a friend from today's episode here.

Our passage today is from: Luke 10:17-24What does true Christian joy look like? How and where did Jesus display this fruit of the Spirit, and what does it look like for us to keep growing in joy? Join us for this next Bible study in the fruit of the spirit as we look at Luke 10 together.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.This weeks recommended book, Delighting in Jesus, can be purchased here.Why not check out our season webpage, there's lots of additional resources on there worth a look. You can also sign up there for our monthly newsletter.

Our passages today are from: Galations 5:22-23 and John 15:17-24We're delving into the topic of love today - the first fruit listed in Galatians 5. It's big, it's weighty - and it's ultimately all about Jesus, who loved us and gave himself for us. We're looking at John 15 in this online Bible study for women. Is there someone you could meet up with to talk about this essential fruit of the Spirit?This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.You can purchase the recommended book in todays episode here. For more resources mentioned in the epside or to sign up to our newsletter, visit the season page on our website.

We're thrilled to be kicking off our season in the Fruit of the Spirit by welcoming back Natalie Brand onto the podcast, as we begin by considering the root of the fruit, and why understanding our union with Christ is so essential for this season. Natalie is a writer and Bible teacher. She has authored several books, including ‘Priscilla, Where Are You? A Call to Joyful Theology' and ‘The Good Portion: Salvation'. She has a Ph.d in systematic theology from the University of Wales and lectures in theology.This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers.A Christian publisher, they aim to resource the church's work of discipling all people, with titles spanning from Bible commentary and reference to spiritual and relational growth.Find this weeks recommended book '52 weeks in the Word', published by Moody here.Why not check out our resources page for the season which has books and podcasts on the fruit of the spirit. For more books on the union with Christ, check out:Union with ChristFound in himOne with my LordChrist our life

One of our main desires for this upcoming season is that we would be fervent in prayer for the Lord to be at work, transforming us more & more into the image of his Son. To that end, we've designed a simple weekly prayer prompt to land straight into your inbox, to coincide with each episode. Do sign up if it would be helpful for you.Two sisters and a cup of tea - the Bible study podcast for everyday life - is coming your way for another season! This season we're looking at each Fruit of the Spirit in turn and what it looks like to grow not only in our knowledge of Christ, but also to grow in becoming more like him. Fruitfulness abounds from the very first pages of Scripture. As God speaks, the result is the plentiful, overflowing fruit of his labour. His exuberant creation becomes a glorious canvas, displaying the wonder of his majesty. Large expanses are filled and deep wells populated, as the earth bursts with riotous colour and life. Fruitfulness abounds.Within moments of reading of his own fruitfulness; we then hear him commanding his image bearers: 'Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it'. Fruitfulness is in our DNA. But what kind of fruit are we to bear, not just as those made in the image of God, but as those who are in Christ, as new creations?These are some of the questions we'll be delving into in our deep dive into the Fruit of the Spirit - come and join us on the journey! Our first episode drops next week on Friday 17th January when we are joined by our guest, Natalie Brand - see you then!In the meantime, why not check out this seasons resources on our website.

Sarah & Felicity answer questions submitted by our listeners in this bonus episode.This episode is sponsored by Dwell Bible app.If you're looking for a meaningful and unique gift this Christmas, why not share the gift of God's Word with the Dwell Bible App? Dwell has some amazing deals on Christmas gift cards! All gift cards are discounted, and if you get a pack of 5, you'll save 50%!With the Dwell Bible App, you're not just giving the Bible—you're giving an immersive audio experience that brings Scripture to life. You get to choose from a variety of voices, set the perfect background music, and even adjust the listening speed to suit your pace. Why not head over to dwellbible.com/2sisters to shop all the deals.Questions in this episode include:If you were a biscuit, what biscuit would you be? (2m 16sec)Have you got any favourite family Christmas traditions and any recommendations for advent resources to use at home (2m 53sec)Are there any more sisters or brothers and a bit more about our childhood (6m 51sec)Which biblical person other than Jesus do you most look forward to meeting in glory? (10m)What are your favourite types or genres of book to read? (11m 51sec) What book or author has had the biggest influence on your life, or each of our lives? (13m 15sec)How do we serve our local churches? (15m 52sec)How do you manage to make the Bible a priority in a busy day when you aren't a morning person? (19m 14sec)How have you grown in your Bible handling skills (21m 15sec)Top tips for women who want to step out in teaching the word (24m 30sec)Lots of the Bible takes so much work to understand. Is it inaccessible? And why not? (27m 10sec)How long does it take to prepare each episode and how do you go about preparing? (30m 12sec)How much does it cost to make an episode of your podcast? (32m 10sec)How can we pray for the Two Sisters team this month? (33m 55sec)

As we finish our Micah bible study, we discuss the ways in which this book has hit our hearts and caused us to know and worship our incomparable God more. This episode is sponsored by Logos Bible Study app.The Logos Bible Study app contains a powerful Bible study and sermon prep platform that allows you to study Scripture and consult commentaries, devotionals, Bible dictionaries, and more—all from your computer, tablet, or phone, it is perfect for someone who's in ministry, maybe giving talks, leading bible studies or just simply wanting to go deeper.Use our exclusive code to purchase this amazing resource.Don't forget to check out the questions on our website to help you dig deeper and you can also sign up for our monthly newsletter there too.You can also find the Bible Matters Podcast website here.

Micah gives us his heart in this final chapter of our online bible study. We hear his lament, but also his hope and his resolve to wait for his saviour.This episode is sponsored by 10ofThose.10ofthose is a Book Ministry that hand picks the best books from across the Publishers; ensures that they hold to the Bible; and then discounts them so that more can go out.They are kindly offering a huge discount to our listeners. Use the code TEA40 and you'll get 40% off the retail price on any title you buy.Don't forget to check out the questions to help you dig a little deeper.

As we approach the final chapters in our online bible study, we read a much quoted verse in context and consider what it is to listen, obey and wait on God. This episode is sponsored by ESV Bible AppThe ESV Bible app allows you to easily read, study, and engage with God's word wherever you go, making it the best possible Bible reading experience for your phone or tablet.Customize your experience with a wide variety of reading plans, it has a whole range of resources, particularly helpful for studying the BIble in more depth.Visit the website for more information or download the ESV Bible app.If you've been enjoying this podcast, then why not, give us a review or a rating wherever you listen. It really helps to spread the word about it.

Why bother opening up difficult books of the Bible, like Micah, with others? That's what we're talking about today as we press pause on our Bible study and chat to our friend and Bible teacher Amy Wicks. Join us for this conversation as Amy helps us to see the value of giving it a go!This episode is paid for thanks to our listeners partnership. We're so grateful for the ways in which you are joining us on our podcasting journey: as you listen, as you pray for us and as you reach out in numerous ways.If you haven't, but would like to financially support us or receive our monthly newsletter you can visit our website here.

As Christians, we're always excited to encounter Jesus, and we love the picture of our shepherd king given in Micah 5, as we continue our bible study podcast in this book.This episode is sponsored by Logos Bible Study app.The Logos Bible Study app contains a powerful Bible study and sermon prep platform that allows you to study Scripture and consult commentaries, devotionals, Bible dictionaries, and more—all from your computer, tablet, or phone, it is perfect for someone who's in ministry, maybe giving talks, leading bible studies or just simply wanting to go deeper.Use our exclusive code to purchase this amazing resource.You can find questions to dig deeper into the passage here and you can sign up to our newsletter here.

The hope trailered at the end of our last bible study session in chapter 2 is fleshed out in this bigger passage. How can the same God gather and scatter? Join in as we press on in studying the Bible book of Micah together.This episode is sponsored by ESV Bible AppThe ESV Bible app allows you to easily read, study, and engage with God's word wherever you go, making it the best possible Bible reading experience for your phone or tablet. Customize your experience with a wide variety of reading plans, it has a whole range of resources, particularly helpful for studying the BIble in more depth. Visit the website for more information or download the ESV Bible app.You can also find questions for digging deeper into todays passage our website, alongwith all the resources mentioned in the episode.

Micah continues to explore the corrupt world that he sees before him, and God's response to it, but we also taste tantalising hope. Come along with us as we continue our Old Testament Micah bible study.This episode is paid for thanks to our listeners partnership. We're so grateful for the ways in which you are joining us on our podcasting journey: as you listen, as you pray for us and as you reach out in numerous ways.If you haven't, but would like to financially support us or receive our monthly newsletter you can visit our website here. You can also find questions on our Micah website page to help you dig deeper in this passage. 

This little Bible book packs a mountain-melting punch within the first few lines. Join us as we get going in our bible study podcast with Micah chapter 1 and see why God is splitting valleys and reducing cities to rubble.This episode is sponsored by Open the Bible.Open the Bible exist to equip people to open the Bible for themselves and with others so everyone everywhere can experience the transformative power of God's Word.We recommend their latest book, ‘Fly Through the Bible'; a short, simple journey through the Bible's story. Why not pick up a copy at 10ofThose and use our exclusive discount code TEA40.Check out our Micah page on the website for questions to help you dig into todays passage in more depth, as well as lots of other recommended resources.

Let's go Micah! A minor prophet who asks, and answers big questions about God and his character. Come and join us for our online bible study as we dive into the poetry of prophecy, and consider justice, mercy and the nature of our God.This episode is sponsored by Dwell Bible App.Hear God's Word come alive with Dwell Bible App where they bring the teachings and stories of Scripture to life, not just reading the words, but hearing them read over you.Use our exclusive link for your Two Sisters 25% discount.The talk by Kathleen Nielson mentioned in this episode can be found here.Check out our website too for questions to dig into over a cup of tea and lots of other useful resources.

We're kicking off this season in our bible study podcast by interviewing author and Bible teacher Glenna Marshall, on the topic of memorising scripture.  With all the why's, and how's, we hope you're encouraged as much as we are by this conversation!This episode is sponsored by Moody Publishers, who have published Glenna's book. We love many of their resources that are helping to equip the church.Pick up your copy of Glenna's book at 10ofThose.com. They are kindly offering listeners a huge discount, use the code TEA40 and you'll get 40% off the retail price.You can also find lots more resources on our website, why not head there to see our recommendations for this new season in Micah.

Two sisters and a cup of tea - the Bible study podcast for everyday life - is coming your way for another season! This season we're diving into the book of Micah, it's been over three years since we last took on an Old Testiment prophet together - What can we expect from this season?Comfort, challenge and lots of prophetic poetry! Much of Micah feels unfamiliar, and we've got a heap of questions as we come to this Old Testament prophecy.  But the beating heart of the book is going to help us see more of who God is, and what he desires - and that's an exciting thing. We've also got a couple of conversations lined up with others as we seek to continue to grow in delighting in God's word for ourselves, and with others.  All in all, we're excited for the journey ahead and hope you'll join us!  Our first episode drops on Friday, 20th September.  Head to our website www.twosistersandacupoftea.com/micah for more info.See you next Friday!

As we do at the end of each season, we're taking valuable time to reflect on where the Lord has been most speaking to us through the book of Philippians. Do take a look at our podcast show note questions to help you to reflect on this Bible book for yourself too.Our recommended book this episode was 'A Call to Contentment' by David Kaywood and you can find it on the Christian Focus website.Why not visit our website, where you can also find lots of other seasons to listen to over the summer as well as other resources, or sign up for our newsletter!

Contentment. That Christian buzzword that feels ever so elusive, and yet as we reach the end of our Philippians Bible Study, the Apostle Paul shows us the way to truly find contentment with joy. It's our penultimate episode in the book of Philippians - so do join us as we wrap up the season next time.For more information about our sponsor, Christian Focus and the books we have been recommending, visit their website.To subscribe to our monthly newsletter, visit our website, where you can also find lots of other resources!

What does it look like to eagerly anticipate Christ, when the world around us is doing the opposite? Our Philippians Bible study continues with some challenging words, but ones that we desperately need when we remember all that we have in Christ.For more information about our sponsor and the books we have been recommending, visit their website.To subscribe to our monthly newsletter, visit our website, where you can also find lots of other resources!

It's all about confidently treasuring Christ today as we open up the Bible over a cup of tea together. Who could you chat through this part of the Bible with, helping you to drive it to your heart?To find out more about the book recommended this episode, published by our sponsors Christian Focus, head here.Check out our website. We have lots of resources on there, recommendations of books, our blogs and all our episodes as well as partner with us or sign up for our newsletter.

We're thrilled to be joined by a sister who is serving on the mission field today, as we chat through the reality of sacrificially serving for Christ, and humbly serving like him, on the mission field.Elle is serving as a missionary doctor with AIM, off the coast of Africa.  Click here to sign up to receive her prayer updates, or to partner with her financially.To find out more about The Scuttlebutt Letters, published by our sponsors Christian Focus, head here.If you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to the partnering page on our website now. Or, if you'd like to subscribe to the newsletter you can do that here too!

Who do you think of when you think of those sacrificially serving like Christ? We're given three examples today in our next bible study in Philippians. Whether you've been listening to our podcast for a while, or are just tuning in, we're so glad you're joining us!Who's been an encouraging example to you lately of pressing on in the gospel in the midst of hard times. Why don't you let them know how they've encouraged you?  For our show notes and some questions to help you talk about this with friends, head here. To find out more about the book recommended at the start of the episode, head here.If you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to the partnering page on our website now. Or, if you'd like to subscribe to the newsletter you can do that here too!

A wonderfully familiar and yet enormously challenging part of the letter today, as Paul exhorts us to have the same mindset as Christ, humbly serving like him. Remember to check out our discussion questions here to help you carry on the conversation with a friend.The Good Portion series recommended at the start of the episode can be found here.If you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to the partnering page on our website now. Or, if you'd like to subscribe to the newsletter you can do that here too!

What does it look like to exalt Christ in both life and death? Paul both models it, and encourages the Philippians to that end in our next section of our Philippians Bible study.Who can you get Philippians open with? We'd love people to be reading it with friends,with other women in their church, family, or maybe over a WhatsApp text group. For some questions to help you think it through more, head here.Our recommended book by Sinclair B. Ferguson can be found here.If you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to the partnering page on our website now. Or, if you'd like to subscribe to the newsletter you can do that here too!

An astounding start to the letter, as Paul shares his heart and prayers with the Philippians. Come and listen in as we chat through the start of Philippians in our online Bible study for women.For our show notes and some questions to help you talk about this with friends, head here.You can also find more information on Karen Soole's book Liberated, by clicking here.Our partnership packs have now all sold out, but if you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to our partnership page on our website now, everyone who donates will receive a little gift! You can also subscribe to our newsletter on our website if you haven't already.

Philippians here we go! We're looking forward to getting stuck into Paul's familiar letter to the church in Philippi, and hope you'll join us for our online Bible study as we do so.  Today is all about introductions - to us, to the letter, and to how to get stuck into it for ourselves.For our show notes and some questions to help you talk about this with friends, head here.Our partnership packs have now all sold out, but if you'd like to partner with us by donating to the podcast, head to our partnership page on our website now, everyone who donates will receive a little gift! You can also subscribe to our newsletter on our website if you haven't already.

And we're back for another season! This time we're delving into Paul's letter to the Philippians - a letter full of Jesus and the joys of partnering in the gospel together, and we cannot wait to get started!On that note, did you hear about how you can partner with us?  We'd love it if you would consider partnering with us financially over the next couple of weeks! Everyone who gives towards the podcast will receive a little thank you gift from us.  We are so thankful for your  partnership in the gospel! For all the details, head to our website.

And just like that, another season is wrapped up.  Today we're reflecting on John chapters 6-12, and our big takeaways from this section of John's gospel.  Remember that you can access any of the transcripts to our online Bible studies on our website, as well as questions to dig into the passage a little more.

We're nearing the end of our section in John's gospel with an extraordinary prophecy from the high priest, Caiaphas, hinting at what kind of death Jesus would endure, and for what purpose it would accomplish.  As ever, we're chatting this part of John's gospel through over a cup of tea and biscuit, and we'd love you to join us for our twenty minute Bible study.

Astounding hope in the midst of the deepest of griefs.  It's an extraordinary claim from the lips of Jesus, and an even more extraordinary proof as he delivers on that claim.  Join us as we look afresh at Jesus raising Lazarus from death in John 11 today.

From Shepherd to Son, Jesus provides increasing clarity on who He is for those around him, and yet the responses are stark.  Which begs the question, ‘How are we responding to Jesus today?' Join us for our  next conversation in our Bible study in John's gospel.

Rich and comforting words from the lips of Jesus today as we dwell on what it is for him to be the Good Shepherd, the one promised from long ago.  As ever we're driving these words to our hearts in our online Bible study over a cup of tea and a biscuit.

An astounding healing coupled with both worship and disbelief from those around Jesus.  Come and join us for chapter 9 of John's gospel as we wrestle with Jesus' own words and why he says he has come.

We're delighted to welcome Courtney Doctor onto the podcast today as we delve into the whole of John chapter 8.  Courtney is an author and Bible teacher, and currently serves as Director of Women's Initiatives at The Gospel Coalition.  Together with Joanna Kimbrel, she has recently written a Bible study on the ‘I Am' sayings in John's Gospel entitled Behold and Believe.For some bible study questions to go along with this episode, click here.

With yet more mind-blowing references to the Old Testament, Jesus is making it very clear to all those around him just who he is and why he has come.  Come and join us for this next part of John's gospel, as we marvel at what he is promising to all who believe.