Culture shapes us in significant ways, but we often don’t realise just how significant until we leave it and enter a new one.

Let’s give people real, meaningful songs to sing through life’s various trials and tribulations.

Mez McConnell talks with Andy Constable, Graham Thomson, and Ian Williamson about exposition vs. application, the importance of language, and whether it’s okay to cry in the pulpit.

Mez McConnell talks with Andy Constable, Jason Nelson, and Tasha Davidson about how Niddrie Community Church has responded to the lockdown.

‘Spiritual abuse’, though not easy to define, must be taken very seriously.

In this episode, Mez McConnell and Sharon Dickens discuss complementarianism, why women can’t be pastors/elders, the difference between submission and oppression, and why many churches tend to box women into certain roles.

Pastoral ministry in poor communities is brutal. It‘s a war. But in the gospel, we have real, meaningful hope.

In this episode, Mez McConnell and Marty McNeely discuss Brexit, housing-estate ministry in Northern Ireland, religious and political boundaries, and who they’d choose in an international WWE Baptist v Presbyterian smackdown.

In this episode, Mez McConnell talks with Joel Kurz about being a white pastor in a predominantly African-American neighbourhood, whether the term ‘complementarian’ actually means anything anymore, and how to disciple addicts in the local church.

Should Christian women be allowed to dye their hair? Should they stay at home to cook and clean?