Podcast appearances and mentions of mark meynell

Mark Meynell is a freelance writer and speaker based in the UK. He’s the author of Life After Life and A Wilderness of Mirrors. He’s a co-host of the Tryptich podcast, and he’s an aficionado of Cold-War spy stories. In short, he’s a polymath and an excellent conversationalist. In this episode, Mark and Jonathan Rogers talk about the "immanent frame," instrumentalized art, and the power of beauty to challenge 'buffered selves' with the possibility of transcendence.Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/memberSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Truth-telling through illusions and the suspension of disbelief. Mark will play around with a pan-arts approach and show that every art form is inevitably an illusion but that is necessary for their truth-telling.Please note that the ideas expressed in this lecture do not necessarily represent the views of L'Abri Fellowship.For more resources, visit the L'Abri Ideas Library at labriideaslibrary.org. The library contains over two thousand lectures and discussions that explore questions about the reality and relevance of Christianity. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit englishlabri.substack.com

The Bulletin covers Germany's elections, C.S. Lewis on Ukraine, and why you can trust your Bible translation. Find us on YouTube. This week, Clarissa, Russell, and Mike talk about complex topics with nuance at their core. First, Mona Charen joins to talk about Germany's recent elections and US extremism. Then, Mark Meynell joins to explore how C. S. Lewis inspired him to go to Ukraine. Finally, Wendy Alsup stops by to talk about why you can trust your Bible translation..  GO DEEPER WITH THE BULLETIN: Find resources from today's show at our Substack Find us on YouTube. Mark your calendars for our next Tuesday Night Live on March 11. Rate and review the show in your podcast app of choice. ABOUT THE GUESTS:  Mona Charen is a syndicated columnist, the policy editor of The Bulwark, and the host of the podcast Beg to Differ. Mark Meynell is a pastor, writer, and teacher. Between 2014 and 2024, he was the director (European and Caribbean) for Langham Preaching, and now is involved in supporting the work in a freelance capacity. He has previously served on the senior ministry team at All Souls, Langham Place, UK, and as a workplace chaplain in two UK government departments. He also served as academic dean and acting principal of a seminary in Uganda and has been involved in university student ministry in the UK.  Wendy Alsup is the author of Practical Theology for Women, The Gospel-Centered Woman, and By His Wounds You Are Healed. She began her public ministry as deacon of women's theology and teaching at her church in Seattle, but she now lives on an old family farm in South Carolina, where she teaches math at a local community college and is a mother to her two boys. She writes at theologyforwomen.org and gospelcenteredwoman.com. ABOUT THE BULLETIN: The Bulletin is a weekly (and sometimes more!) current events show from Christianity Today hosted and moderated by Clarissa Moll, with senior commentary from Russell Moore (Christianity Today's editor in chief) and Mike Cosper (director, CT Media). Each week, the show explores current events and breaking news and shares a Christian perspective on issues that are shaping our world. We also offer special one-on-one conversations with writers, artists, and thought leaders whose impact on the world brings important significance to a Christian worldview, like Bono, Sharon McMahon, Harrison Scott Key, Frank Bruni, and more. “The Bulletin” is a production of Christianity Today Producer: Clarissa Moll Associate Producer: Leslie Thompson Editing and Mix: TJ Hester Music: Dan Phelps Executive Producers: Erik Petrik and Mike Cosper Senior Producer: Matt Stevens Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Learning lessons from John Stott and the challenge of training preachers in different countries.  

Slavko Hadžić is a church leader from Bosnia & Herzegovina, and has been involved in ministry throughout the Balkans for over 25 years. Currently, he trains pastors with Langham's Preaching Program, leads campus ministry outreach as the Chairman of the Fellowship of Evangelists at Universities of Europe, and trains churches for evangelism through a ministry he founded called Good News in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Mark Meynell guest hosts for Chris Wright on this episode. Mark served as the Director for Europe & the Caribbean for Langham Preaching for the past ten years, working closely with Slavko throughout that time. Their fascinating conversation covers Slavko's gripping story of finding hope and redemption through Christ as an atheist in the midst of war.

Glen Scrivener interviews Mark Meynell about the new book that he has co-edited with Mark Stirling: 'Not So with You: Power and Leadership for the Church'.This was released on our YouTube channel on 8th September 2023.Subscribe to the Speak Life YouTube channel for videos which see all of life with Jesus at the centre:youtube.com/SpeakLifeMediaSubscribe to the Reformed Mythologist YouTube channel to explore how the stories we love point to the greatest story of all:youtube.com/@ReformedMythologistDiscord is an online platform where you can interact with the Speak Life team and other Speak Life supporters. There's bonus content, creative/theological discussion and lots of fun. Join our Discord here:speaklife.org.uk/giveContact the show: info@speaklife.org.ukSpeak Life is a UK based charity that resources the church to reach the world.Learn more about us here:speaklife.org.ukSupport the show

Message preached at Grace Family Church, Caymanas Estate, Jamaica, by Mark Meynell on July 16, 2023.

We had the privilege of hosting a main session at Hutchmoot 2023 and here it is! Marlita, Ally and Jonny are joined by Andrew Peterson and Mark Meynell to talk about artistic community and give a bit of an introduction to their own artistic groups- Rabbit Room, Morphē Arts, Kingdom Artist Initiative and Sputnik Faith & Arts. This episode also features a live version of the song ‘Shine Your Light On Me' by Andrew Peterson. If you'd like to join the conversation, please email us at hello@faithinthearts.show . If you'd like to help us continue to make more episodes like this, you can donate to us directly through our website www.faithinthearts.show References and artists Pablo Picasso Frida Kahlo Vincent Van Gogh Lucien Freud Beyoncé David Caspar Friedrich- Wanderer above the Sea of Fog Bryan Eno JRR Tolkien- The Fellowship of the Ring Soulquarians (Inc the Roots, D'Angelo, Erykah Badu and J Dilla) Paul Gauguin J M W Turner Tony Wilson (the Hacienda, Factory Records) The Good Life Café (health food store that became known as a centre of an alternative hiphop scene in LA in the 1990s) L'Abri (www.labri.org)

Matt talks with the author and blogger, Mark Meynell, who currently serves as the Director of Langham Preaching  (Europe & Caribbean). Mark was previously on the senior leadership team at All Souls, Langham Place, has served in theological education in Uganda and, until recently, was Chaplain to several government departments/offices.In this episode Mark shares very frankly about the PTSD and depression he has suffered, particularly following some harrowing experiences in Uganda. We discuss the challenges of mental health, especially for a follower of Jesus, as well as the roles that Scripture, friends, psychiatrists and medicine can play in tackling those challenges.We also discuss the Prosperity Gospel, widows and orphans, the role of rage and lament, and whether we can trust leaders who walk without a limp!Do check out Mark's books, particularly in relation to this episode:"When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend: Reflections on Life and Ministry with Depression." (IVP)Mark's blog (called Quaerentia) can also be found here._________________________________________________________________________________Do get in touch if you have any questions for Matt or for any of his guests.matt@frontiers.org.ukYou can find out more about us by visiting www.frontiers.org.ukOr visit www.frontiers.org and select from one of our national offices. For social media in the UK:Instagram: frontiers_ukFacebook: @frontiersukfriendsAnd do check out the excellent 6 week video course, MomentumYes:www.momentumyes.com (USA)www.momentumyes.org.uk (UK) _________________________________________________________________________________

In this lecture, Mark Meynell (Author, Langham Partnership) will explore how to understand the impact of living in a secular context for Christian witnesses and show how the Arts are crucial for breaking through the intellectual barriers that secularism uses to prevent people from grasping the gospel.Additionally, from now on this email will exist to deliver the podcast every week for those who prefer listening through email. If you prefer to subscribe and listen through another platform, feel free to unsubscribe! Listen to and download recent lectures at englishlabri.org/podcast. For more resources, visit the L'Abri Ideas Library at labriideaslibrary.org. The library contains over one thousand lectures and discussions that explore questions about the reality and relevance of Christianity. We ask you to respect the copyright for this audio file which belongs to L'Abri Fellowship. Please note that views expressed in the lecture and discussion times do not necessarily represent the views of L'Abri Fellowship. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit englishlabri.substack.com

In this session from 2021's Hutchmoot: Homebound, Mark Meynell looks at the long career of spy-novelist John le Carré and reflects on how our outlook as Christians ought to counteract the power of conspiracy theories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christian MP Tim Farron speaks to Rev Mark Meynell about his work as a chaplain to the Treasury and the Home Office. Mark is a renknowned preacher and an author. In this conversation Tim and Mark will unpack the theme his book 'A Wilderness of Mirrors' - trust. Tim also challenges us as we head into the Christmas season Have a question about faith and politics? Drop a quick email to farron@premier.org.uk and Tim may just answer on an upcoming show.

En av verdens mest kjente predikanter etter krigen ble født for 100 år siden. Den anglikanske presten John Stott (1921-2011) forkynte for både det britiske kongehuset og fattige menigheter i Afrika og Sør-Amerika. Han skrev over 50 bøker og lanserte begrepet "dobbel lytting". Stott etablerte Langham Partnership for å fremme forkynnelse. I denne episoden snakker Mark Meynell, som jobber i denne organisasjonen, om Stott og arven etter ham.

Mark Meynell chats to Corey Widmer, from Virginia USA, who was John Stott's study assistant for three years in the late 90s. For many years, John had a study assistant, usually a young university graduate, and often they were from the states. Corey is now the lead pastor of a church and recently completed a PhD. He sees Stott as having a great impact on not just his preaching but also his engagement with current social issues. Listen to the episode for many stories and reflections from someone who worked extremely closely with John Stott and saw different aspects of his life and ministry.   Links: Book reviewed this episode: The Radical Disciple Article Corey wrote to commemorate John Stott's centenary (Missio Alliance) Produced by Langham Partnership UKI. For more about John Stott's centenary visit the dedicated website.

We're pleased to share a session led by Malcolm Guite and Mark Meynell called “Poetry: Imagination's Wake-Up Call” from 2020's Hutchmoot: Homebound, in both video and audio form. Despite its detractors, poetry couldn't be more vital in our present age, since it is one of the most powerful means of reconciling our enlightenment-divorced reason and imagination. In conversation with Mark Meynell, the poet, priest, and scholar Malcolm Guite draws from Samuel Taylor Coleridge, C. S. Lewis, and others to make his case. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Ed, Amy and Mark as they discuss life going back to school after the time we have had...The "back to school" week can be difficult for a number of reasons - there can be big emotions around starting a new school, or even just returning after a good Summer holiday. Perhaps this is even more pronounced with all the disruption around COVID. Sometimes we can feel like a spiritual failure if we experience these difficult emotions, but actually, they can be a helpful warning light to help us see that something is not right. Emotions are not a good barometer for our spiritual health.What would be a distinctively Christian approach to things like anxiety, depression and panic? We often need to preach to ourselves, reminding ourselves of what we know to be true about God; going back to the cross, where the many wonderful aspects of God's character come together. How can we communicate this in a simple way for children to understand? "Know the Lord" - remembering what his track record is, and therefore what he will do in the future. Do not be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God. We don't know what school is going to be like, but what do we know? We know that God is trustworthy. How does God treat people through the Bible? That shows us what God is like, and how we will care for us through our fears. The job of a parent is to work out what can I say about God that speaks into my child's fears so that they can say "I'm ok because He has me".Psalm 46 speaks powerfully into situations of anxiety and helps us get to the point of trusting God amid storms, rooting our response in the truth of verse 1: "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble."What does it look like for a child to say "God is our fortress?" Knowing that God is with us through all the storms; he is our safe place.People: Ed Drew - Director of FIKAmy - Faith in KidsMark Meynell - born in London and works as a freelance writer, a chaplain in Whitehall, and Director (Europe & Caribbean) for Langham Preaching (part of Langham Partnership). Married to Rachel, they have 2 children – Joshua and ZannaQuote from Ed:'Part of parenting is making peace with the fact that your children are safer in the ark, in the distressing situations of life, than they would be if they never left your kitchen. God is their fortress, and in those moments we have an opportunity to pray with them and say "thank you that today you were their fortress; thank you that today you are our fortress and thank you that you have kept us safe."'Purchase our Newest Book:The new book Meals with Jesus from Faith in Kids in partnership with The Good Book Company can be ordered here (https://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/meals-with-jesus).If you have any thoughts: podcast@faithinkids.org. Podcast edited by Rachel Redeemed (https://twitter.com/rachelredeemed)These podcasts are only possible because of the faithful generosity of our supporters and listeners. Faith in Kids exists because people like you give generously. If you've enjoyed listening, you share our passion for the Gospel to be shared with children and for them to be raised in faith. Will you support us financially? For the cost of a cup of coffee per month, you could enable Faith in Kids to reach more parents, churches, and ultimately, children for Christ. Click here.   (http://Faithinkids.org and select 'donate' or https://www.stewardship.org.uk/partners/20240919)Support the show (http://www.faithinkids.org)

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One of the biggest reasons for people to reject Christianity is because of their experience of the Church or other Christians behaving badly. How can we deal with abuse of power, hypocrisy and loss of trust? In an age of scandal, misinformation and conspiracy theories how can we point people to the love, truth and safety of Jesus Himself? Andy and Kristi speak with author and pastor Mark Meynell about these incredibly important questions.Mark Meynell  is Director (Europe and Caribbean) for Langham Preaching (one of the 3 programmes of Langham Partnership). An ordained Anglican minister, he has served in churches in the UK (in Oxford, Sheffield and London) and taught (and for a year was Acting Principal) at a small seminary in Kampala, Uganda. He is married to Rachel and they have 2 grown-up children. He is currently working on a Doctor of Ministry (DMin) at Covenant Theological Seminary in St Louis, MO,He is the author of Cross-Examined (IVP, 1998, 2010), Good Book Guide to Colossians (GBC, 2008), The Resurrection (10ofThose, 2013), What Makes Us Human? (GBC, 2015) He is passionately concerned to cross the bridge between the Bible's world and the contemporary world, which led to A Wilderness of Mirrors. (Zondervan, 2015)Support the show (https://www.solas-cpc.org/podcast-book-offer/)

Joining us this week is Mark Meynell, the author of “When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend: Reflections on Life and Ministry With Depression”. Mark vulnerably shares his own experience with depression as a pastor. Mark kindly joined us from the UK to share about the purpose his book, pastoring with depression at All Souls in London, and to offer a biblical guidance through depression.  If our conversation encourages you to talk someone, you can locate counselors near you through ACBC below.  https://biblicalcounseling.com/find-a-counselor/ (Find a Counselor - Association of Certified Biblical Counselors ) Mark Meynell Bio Having served for 9 years on the Senior staff of All Souls Langham Place in London, England, Mark is now works as Director to European and Caribbean Regions for the Langham Preaching Partnership (founded by John Stott). Mark hosts a podcast remembering John Stott called “The Stott Legacy”.  Mark Meynell Resources: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BYXH7F7/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_W59DEHB1CVDA3GD7MPWS (Purchase When Darkness Seems Our Closest Friend by Mark Meynell)   •  Colossians and Philemon for You: Rooting You in Christian Confidence (God's Word for You Series)   •  What Angels Long to Read: Reading and Preaching the New Testament   •  A Wilderness of Mirrors: Trusting Again in a Cynical World   •  Pages from a Preacher's Notebook: Wisdom and Prayers from the Pen of John Stott (Editor) SERMONS ANDS CONTACT https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/emmanuel-tuscaloosa/id1300599723?mt=2 (Michael Crosswhite's Sermon Library) Crosswhite@EmmanuelTuscaloosa.org https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/milwood-baptist-church/id477449575 (Nathan Loudin's Sermon Library)  Nathan@milwoodbaptist.com

Gail and Jorge Atiencia speak to Mark Meynell from Ecuador, Jorge's home country, in this episode of The Stott Legacy. Gail is originally from Canada, and the couple met while Jorge was training at Regent's College Vancouver. For many years now, they've lived in Colombia and were involved in Langham Preaching right from the start, helping to establish the movement across Latin America. In this episode both Jorge and Gail speak warmly of John Stott's personal example to them, with anecdotes and stories, including a time in Cuba when John woke at 5.30am to wash dishes for 70 people! We also learn about the sighting of a very rare bird and his willingness to preach the Gospel faithfully even in Cuba. For more on John Stott's life and ministry visit johnstott.org (NB: poor sound quality from internet connection)

27th April 2021 is the centenary of Uncle John's birth in central London, as well as being roughly 10 years since his death. As a special podcast treat, we have dug out an old conversation Mark Meynell had back in 2013 with the one person that John's ministry could never have done without: Frances Whitehead. Having worked for the BBC next door to All Souls Langham Place, and converted at All Souls in a process that began with her attending a lunchtime concert in the building, the church of All Souls became her life. She was recruited by Stott to be ‘Parish Secretary' and would spend the next two decades working with him in that role (only addressing him as ‘Rector'). When his ministry began to expand, affirmed by his appointment as Rector Emeritus in 1975, not only was Frances allowed to start addressing him by his first name, but she formally became his secretary and organiser. She typed up every single one of his books from his manuscripts, fielded every phone call and managed all his correspondence, in a working partnership that lasted over 50 years. She was a force to be reckoned with and a dear friend to many around the world. This is inevitably an edited version of the conversation - if you would like to hear the whole thing, which includes more about her own upbringing and experiences, go to Mark's blog. To get hold of the 2nd edition of Julia Cameron's book, John Stott's Right Hand: The untold story of Frances Whitehead, go directly to the publisher page. Mark says: We had a lovely surprise a while back when a mutual friend who used to visit Frances weekly after she had moved out of London said that she wanted us to have a plant from her garden. So, just a couple of weeks ago, we planted this Peony in one of our beds - we don't have great green-fingered credentials but so far so good! It still looks alive!  

Rachel Redeemed talks to author and pastor,  Mark Meynell. We have a tee up for what is in store at the Keswick Convention 2021 from the book of Hosea, as well as thinking aloud about what we can learn from Jesus who came as our slave. Mark speaks candidly about what being a Christian leader can and should look like as well as sharing how he first met Jesus.You can catch up with what Mark has recently been writing in a Christian book shop or online store in print, or on his blog - markmeynell.net. He's also been dabbling in online auctions which has led to the setting up of 'Inkinglings & Yarnspinners' - inklingsbooks.co.uk if you are interested in some choice second-hand books. Mark's recommended book, 'Spurgeon's Sorrows' from Christian Focus can be found here.You can have a look at Keswick's publications and further resources here.This podcast is from Keswick ministries. You can also find a link to their other podcast, Kes Talks, here.This podcast was presented and produced by Rachel Redeemed.The theme tune is Tiny Things by Yvonne Lyon If you would like to Support the show, you now know where to go! (https://keswickministries.org/donate)Support the Show.Visit the Keswick Ministries website for more resources. The Keswick Convention is free and runs from 13th July until 2nd August 2024. https://keswickministries.org/

Mark Meynell from All Souls, Langham Place on 09/02/2003

MARK MEYNELL is the author of When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend. It's about his decline into depression (as a Christian), without the annoying feel-goody endings that a lot of these books peddle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MARK MEYNELL. Topics include: PTSD, mental illness and Christianity, parenting. Wonderful episode with a wonderful dude.Buy his books here or on AmazonMark's website: http://www.markmeynell.netEmail me at peakcuriousitypod@gmail.com

Mark Meynell joins Emily and Andy to discuss his book "A Wilderness of Mirrors," and how a break down of societal order has contributed to an environment of conspiracy theories, "othering," and tribal tendencies. They also discuss some happenings in the news and "This Month in Liberty." Andy's Story: EU sanctions against Russia over the Crimean annexation due to expire; https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/policies/sanctions/ukraine-crisis/history-ukraine-crisis/ Emily's Story: SYRIA – what is happening now? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-51763926 For more information on Mark's books and research visit: https://www.markmeynell.net

All of us who dare to stand up and teach the Bible are teachers in progress. We all have ways we can get better.Recently I got to sit down with Mark Meynell who, in his role as director of Europe and the Caribbean for Langham Preaching, spends most of his time traveling to different parts of the world to help teachers and preachers get better at handing the Bible. According to Meynell, Bible teachers all over the world lament the same thing—a lack of time to do the kind of study they want to do on the text. His word to teachers is: "You make time for what you think is important.” Meynell says that the marks of really good Bible teaching include faithfulness to the set, relevance to the audience, and clarity in delivery. Our discussion included tips on how to discover the tics we all have as teachers that make it hard for our audience to listen to us, how to and how not to bring in passages outside of our main text into our talks, and the way in which John Stott modeled for him what it looks like to be a life-long learner.Meynell is the author of numerous books including What Angels Long to Read (Langham Preaching Resources, 2017), When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend (IVP, 2018) and his most recent, Colossians and Philemon for You (Good Book, 2018). He blogs at markmeynell.net.

In this conversation from Hutchmoot 2019, acclaimed jazz musician Ruth Naomi Floyd and author Mark Meynell use African American spirituals and the works of Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich to examine the power of music and its ability to carry us through the darkest of human experiences. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roger Henwood joins the Podcast to talk about recommendations for books to read this Easter, and in light of Covid - 19 some books and resources available to us.Books and resources to consider:Last Words: Seven sayings from the heart of Christ on the cross, Robert J Nash, New Growth Presshttps://www.10ofthose.com/uk/products/25928/last-wordsScandalous: the cross and resurrection of Jesus, D A Carson, IVPhttps://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/scandalousCross-examined, Mark Meynell, IVPhttps://ivpbooks.com/cross-examinedThe Case for Easter, Lee Stobel, Zondervanhttps://www.10ofthose.com/uk/products/24865/the-case-for-easter-newWhere is God in a Coronavirus World? John Lennox, Good Book Companyhttps://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/where-is-god-in-a-coronavirus-worldOn Death, Timothy Keller, Hodderhttps://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/on-deathhttps://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/free-discounted-books-quarantine/

Message preached at Grace Family Church, Caymanas Estate, Jamaica, by Mark Meynell, the Director of Langham Preaching for Europe and the Caribbean, on March 1, 2020.

In most nativity plays, Joseph is nothing more than a bit part player; the donkey often has the same number of lines. But this man changed the world. Listen as Lewis opens up Matthew one and shows us the shame Joseph bore for Mary, and the shame Jesus bore for us. In the message, Lewis refers to Mark Meynell’s outstanding book on the subject of depression, When Darkness seems my closest friend. You can by the book here.

Dmitri Shostakovich is arguably the greatest composer of the 20th century.  There is not a musical form he couldn’t write for.  But his brilliance made him an easy target in Stalin’s Soviet Union, especially when ruled by a dictator who fancied himself an aesthete.  His lifelong battle was to preserve his artistic integrity at the same time as avoiding the gulag and execution. Amid intolerable suffering, he somehow composed some of the most powerful and sublime comforts for others who suffer.

Mark Meynell has done a lot of thinking about civility and cynicism and the writer's responsibility not just to win arguments, but to tell the truth. In this episode, Jonathan and Mark discuss the practice of generosity involved in both writing and reading, the virtues and vices of rhetoric, and how fiction and nonfiction persuade us in different ways. Writers who make Mark want to write: Graham Greene John LeCarre Elizabeth Strout Subscribe to The Habit Weekly newsletter. Find out more about The Habit Membership. Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/member See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ros and Amanda are discussing Mark Meynell's short book: What Makes Us Human?

The Revd Mark Meynell is Europe and Caribbean Director for Langham Preaching, part of the Langham Partnership. For nine years, he was on the senior ministry team at All Souls Langham Place, in London. His latest book, published by IVP, is called When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend. It explores the shame, confusion, exhaustion, isolation and despair of living with depression, especially as a Christian minister. It seeks wisdom from the Bible – especially the Psalms, which he describes as his “oxygen tank” in darkest times – although it does not pretend to offer easy answers. Ed Thornton spoke to Mark Meynell about the book.

Ros is talking to Mark Meynell, author of 'When Darkest Seems My Closest Friend', about his experiences of mental health and ministry.

Just a little podlet this week, as James and Barry pester Mark Meynell for the last time, talking about books and, when pressed, music. And a bonus song at the end by Miriam JonesAge of Anger: A History of the Present by Pankaj MishraThe Cross of Christ By John StottAn Instance of the Finger Post By Iain PearsThe Luminaries by Eleanor Catton'Warning' from the album Between Green and Gone by Miriam JonesTheme Music by Roger TaylorLeave us a review on iTunesTweet us @cooperandcary, comment on our Facebook page, or write to us here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/cooperandcary)

Author and teacher Mark Meynell talks with James and Barry about his experience of the triggers, symptoms, and treatments of depression. What lies behind the epidemic of mental illness? How can we best care for depressed people? And can U2 help?When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend: Reflections On Life And Ministry With Depression by Mark MeynellA Wilderness of Mirrors by Mark MeynellCross Examined by Mark MeynellTheme Music by Roger TaylorLeave us a review on iTunesTweet us @cooperandcary, comment on our Facebook page, or write to us here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/cooperandcary)

James and Barry ask author and teacher Mark Meynell why he removed himself from Facebook. We talk about surveillance, algorithms, and what Facebook is actually doing. (Reading this, probably.)You Are the Product by John Lanchester in London Review of BooksSplitsider about How Facebook killing Comedy (not Boingboing as erroneously claimed in the podcast)Reply All Podcast #109 Is Facebook Spying on You?Someone is Wrong On The Internet by xkcd.comHow Fiction Works By James WoodA Wilderness of Mirrors by Mark MeynellCross Examined by Mark MeynellTheme Music by Roger TaylorLeave us a review on iTunesTweet us @cooperandcary, comment on our Facebook page, or write to us here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/cooperandcary)

Audio from a talk by Revd Mark Meynell at a Christians in Parliament Lunchtime Chapel Service on Tuesday 19th July 2016. The talk on 'The Challenge' is the third in a three-part series entitled 'A Wilderness of Mirrors: Rediscovering Trust in an Age of Cynicism'.

Audio from a talk by Revd Mark Meynell (All Souls, Langham Place) at a Christians in Parliament Lunchtime Chapel Service on Tuesday 12th July 2016. The talk on 'The Christ' is the second in a three-part series entitled 'A Wilderness of Mirrors: Rediscovering Trust in an Age of Cynicism'.

Audio from a talk by Revd Mark Meynell (All Souls, Langham Place) at a Christians in Parliament Lunchtime Chapel Service on Tuesday 5th July 2016. The talk is the first in a three-part series entitled 'A Wilderness of Mirrors: Rediscovering Trust in an Age of Cynicism'. The first talk was on 'The Crisis'.