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How do we address the violence in the world as Christians, and how can small steps in our own lives make a difference? In Part 2, Helen talks about peace-making as a practice that transforms the world around us, bringing God's peace into the world.
How do we make sense of the violence in scripture, and what does it say about the God we know?
We chat to Theologian Helen Paynter about what insights we can learn.
Prayer of the Heart is a guided prayer that helps us to bring our busy, anxious thoughts down from our minds and into our hearts. Offering our whole person in prayer to God, we can offer these as we show up to prayer instead of trying to avoid them.
What are we assuming about God and others without realising? In the final part of our conversation with Chine, we explore how ideas about masculinity and femininity alongside race affect our understandings of God and our faith.
What are we communicating about God, ourselves and race through the visuals and stories of our faith, and how can this become more life-giving? We continue the conversation with Chine McDonald, author of 'God is Not a White Man' in this week's episode.
How does race, and our perceptions of race affect our faith and experiences? We chat to Chine McDonald, author of 'God is Not a White Man' to ask how her understanding of God has been affected by race, and how a renewed understanding of God can impact our faith.
Epiphany is the period of time post-christmas until around the 2nd February. In this guided prayer, we'll be using the practice of silence to welcome awareness of God's presence, and awareness of what's going on in our own hearts.
This meditation for the advent season uses the imagination to engage the heart, mind and emotions in prayer. We'll be using the light Isaiah 9 in this advent meditation.
In part 2 Dave Benson and Femi Onanuga explore what 'A Rule of Life' is and how having one might be helpful for people of faith living in todays chaotic and confusing world.
Dave Benson is the Director for Culture & Discipleship at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity.
Dave Benson and Femi Onanuga discuss the experiences of Church in today's context, inviting us to consider different ways of gathering and practicing community.
Dave Benson is the Director for Culture & Discipleship at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity
This week we are introducing a different kind of From Dust film - a guided meditation. If you’re feeling stressed and need to find stillness before our maker, this might be just what you need. We will be releasing a new Rhythms episode once a month.
‘Faith without works is dead’ says James. Most of us know caring for Gods world is important but what manageable steps can we take to put our faith into action? Dr Ruth Valerio talks more about this in Part 2 of Faith, Love and the Climate Crisis.
Is it really possible to take the Christian faith seriously but not love and advocate for better care of the sacred Earth? Our first episode of From Dust discusses our relationship to nature as humans, and how we can better understand creation care as people of faith.
Dr. Ruth Valerio is an Environmentalist, Social Activist & Theologian.
