Podcast appearances and mentions of pete sutton

Have you ever wondered what the bible says about taking care of our bodies? In our conversation with Pete Sutton this week, we use Daniel chapter 1 as a starting point to break down some misconceptions about how Daniel and his friends ate in Daniel 1 and what we can learn from it. Spoilers: it's not to eat only vegetables and water!Far from being a conversation solely around caring for our physical bodies, Jake and Pete also dive into how God is the main character of every story, the purpose of Scripture, dependence upon God, how work has changed since the writing of the Bible, unity and diversity, why the Bible doesn't talk much about exercise, how to deal with shame and guilt, and so much more. Join us for this rich conversation that will give you a new perspective on the relationship between yourself, your body, and your God.Episode notes:Who is our guest, Pete Sutton?Context of Daniel Chapter 1Origins of the Daniel DietWhat can we learn from the Daniel diet?God is the main character of every storyScripture is the revelation of GodAre fad diets biblical?How does the Bible describe our bodies?How the Trinity reflects unity & diversityOur appetites allow us to experience the fullness of GodHow our needs force us to depend upon GodSabbath restthe result of the Fall on parentingHow are body and work tied together?How can we care well for our mind & body?Functional joyDealing with shame and guiltBalancing life & familyStruggling with body image? 

Kicking off our new series, David: The Making of a King, we start with our student's pastor Pete Sutton and an overview of David's early years, focusing on using imagination to fill in the “white spaces” of these stories. In this week's episode Pete provides ways to help try and think through what would the battle with Goliath actually have looked like, or being a shepherd, etc to illuminate your experience studying these well-known stories. 

BanterFlix's resident 'Geek Queen' Jess Blair geeks out with Bill Taylor, Pete Sutton and her husband Warren Blair over Disney's The Mandalorian.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/banterflix)

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In this podcast The Outer Dark presents two panels: ‘Rise of Weird Fiction' at WorldCon 75 (Helsinki, Finland) featuring Helen Marshall (moderator), Siobhan Carroll, Hal Duncan, Shivaun Hoad, Pete Sutton, and ‘The Weird in Weird Fiction' from Fantasycon 2017 (Peterborough, UK) featuring Phil Sloman (moderator), Stephen Laws, Tim Major, Helen Marshall, Alistair Rennie, Paul Woodward. … Continue reading

Finally for September we have the Q&A. Cheryl Morgan talked to Chloe about hitting people with big swords and her job in the heritage industry. She talked to Anna about epic poetry, studying ancient history, and whether she had any advice for Chloe about getting published. Then Justin Newland asked a philosophical question about history and we discovered that, with three historians on a panel, the discussion can go on for ever. Pete Sutton previewed this year's Bristol literary festivals. BristolCon Fringe is a monthly reading series produced by the BristolCon Foundation. For further details see our Venue and Schedule pages.

All July & August, we're addressing the major questions about Christianity that we can't ignore. During week seven, Student Ministry Pastor, Pete Sutton addressed the question, "How could a loving God send people to hell?"

The readings were followed by the traditional Q&A session hosted by Cheryl Morgan. There was discussion of apocalypses and their attraction for readers, particularly teenagers. There was also a great deal of discussion of feminism. Given that the announcement that The Doctor would be regenerating as a woman had been made the previous day, this was a very topical matter. For reasons that will be obvious once you have listened to the podcasts, there was also some discussion of pornography. In the announcements we congratulated Jo Hall, Roz Clarke and Pete Sutton for their places on the British Fantasy Awards short lists, and wished Emma & Pete Newman best of luck in the Clarke and Hugos. BristolCon Fringe is a monthly reading series produced by the BristolCon Foundation. For further details see our Venue and Schedule pages.  

This July & August at Christ Community Church, we are looking at the characteristics of God that, on first glance, seem to clash. During week eight, Middle School Pastor Pete Sutton concluded our Both/And series by teaching that God is both near...

We bring you the live recording of the fifth Talking Tales storytelling event, brought to you by Stokes Croft Writers (www.stokescroftwriters.com). This episode was compered by Tom Parker, and featured the following stories: 1. 'The Holiday Shift' by Tim Popple. 2. 'My Chirstmas List' by Ellen Waddell. 3. 'The Best Christmas Party Ever' by Angela Brooks. 4. 'Sunlight on Snow' by Pete Sutton. 5. 'Bloody Xmas' by Steph Minns. 6. 'The Bauble' by Joanne Hall. 7. 'Snow' by Mark Rutterford. This recording also features live music by Tremolo Ghosts (https://tremologhosts.bandcamp.com/)

Who is Jesus? As we prepare to celebrate Jesus' birth this Christmas, Christ Community Church is turning to the biblical book of Hebrews for glimpses of who he is and what he has done. During week eight, Pastor Pete Sutton concluded our Picture...

This summer, Christ Community Church takes a unique look at the eight biblical heroes who played a part in God's plan to save the world—by comparing them with comic book superheroes. During week five, Student Ministry Pastor Pete Sutton continued...

We bring you the live recording of the inaugural Talking Tales storytelling event, brought to you by Stokes Croft Writers (www.stokescroftwriters.com). Presented by Christie Cluett, this event featured the following stories: 1. 'How to Live in a Lift' by Christie Cluett 2. 'On Taking Measures to Eliminate Fair Play' by Kevlin Henney 3. 'Golf Clubs' by Lindsay Turner 4. 'The Witch's House' by Pete Sutton 5. 'Pretending' by Ellen Waddell 6. 'Bristol Monopoly' by A A Abbott 7. 'Zombies on a Boat' by Mel Ciavucco (performed together with Chris Fielden) (We regret that, due to technical issues, the recording of 'Mayfly' by Mark Rutterford and 'A Dark and Stormy Night' by Angela Brooks are unfortunately not available).

This is the second part of the readings from the June 2014 Word of Mouth event. Joanne Hall reads from a currently unsold novel, The Summer Goddess. Pete Sutton reads a story from a collection he is writing in which each story is inspired by the counting magpies folk song. Scott Lewis reads the rest of the story that he started in Part 1.

Once a year the BristolCon crowd takes over Word of Mouth, a monthly reading series run by Tangent Books and hosted by the Thunderbolt pub. Normally we'd put these readings on the BristolCon Fringe podcast stream, but that has limited capacity and these readings turned out to be quite long, so they are being hosted by Salon Futura instead. The three readers are Pete Sutton, Joanne Hall and Scott Lewis. Pete's story in this section is a rare (for him) science fiction piece. Jo reads from her latest novel, The Art of Forgetting: Nomad. And Scott reads the first part of a steampunk horror story that will conclude in Part 2.