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Deepening Faith
Discipleship
Video Welcome to the brand new LifeTALK podcast, produced by the School of Discipleship. Designed to be a follow on to the RealLIFE course, each episode we’ll dig deeper into a mark of discipleship, hearing stories of how this plays out in peoples’ lives.
THIS MONTH’S EPISODE: PRAYER
This latest episode of LifeTALK is all about prayer. James chats to Dean Nicola Sullivan of Southwell Minster about the role the Daily Office plays in her prayer life, and to Steve Silvester (St Nic’s Nottingham) and Lynda Blakeley (St Stephen’s Sneinton) about the Nottingham City Prayer movement, and about the different ways they pray. We also hear a conversation Lydia had with Debi Little, a member of St Leo’s Basford, about the role prayer plays in her life and work. Apologies for the sound in the interview with Debi, we hope you are still able to enjoy the content of this great conversation. We hope that this episode will inspire you and give you some new ideas for your own prayer life. Please see below links for everything mentioned in the episode.
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Previous Episodes
Bishop Paul and Revd Dr David Emerton share the story behind the RealLIFE course and a bit of what discipleship looks like for them in their lives.
Episode 2: Finding Your Vocation
Lydia sits down with Craig Hunt (DDO & Vocations Advisor) as they chat to Jonah, a youth worker, and Daniel, a curate, about how they ended up in the roles they are in today. James also chats to Trine Pearse as she shares her story from growing up in Norway to being a ‘dinner lady’ in Farnsfield!
James and Lydia chat to Bishop Graham Tomlin as he shares his faith story, as well as some of what sharing faith has looked like for him, particularly in the face of suffering, as he touches on his experience of being the local bishop during the Grenfell Tower fire. James also talks to Sonya Hawkins, a participant in our recent Leading Evangelism course, as she shares about some groups her church has been running to equip people to share their faith more easily in everyday life.
