Podcasts

Tony Uddin and Phil Whoolley discuss the importance of grounding change in prayer, Scripture and a compelling vision of where God is leading. They explain why leaders need to assess their church honestly, bring people with them gradually and create space for different voices to shape the journey.

How can Christians share Jesus with people from different cultures, classes and religious backgrounds, without asking them to leave behind who they are? In this episode, Jason Roach speaks with Natalie Williams from Jubilee+ and Kumar Rajagopalan from Totteridge Road Baptist Church about what it means to share faith across cultural divides with humility, honesty and love.

In this short bonus conversation, Jason Roach speaks with Linda Allcock and Adrian Reynolds about how churches can navigate resistance to change with patience, humility and gospel confidence.

With stories of church planting, homeless ministry, parent and toddler groups, open-air evangelism and everyday conversations, Linda and Adrian highlight the power of small steps, patient listening and courageously setting an example.

Drawing on their own South Asian and Hindu backgrounds, they explore why trust can take time, how faith and culture are often deeply intertwined, and why following Jesus can feel like a costly step for many people. They share stories of patient friendship, church community and welcome around the table, and the joy of seeing lives transformed by Christ.

Drawing on ministry experience from council estates and diverse church communities, Kevin and Maegan encourage church leaders and members alike to recognise their blind spots, make space for different voices and think carefully about how church culture is experienced by others.