How do we detox ourselves from the constant pursuit of more and rekindle a commitment to create fairer communities? In this episode me and Joe sit down to talk about 1 Timothy 6:17-19.

I had always attributed Jesus to gentleness or at least perhaps this trait in him. Whilst of course this is true of his spirit, it didn’t mean he was silent in the face of injustice. Join me as I reflect on Jesus' challenge to the Pharisees'. I chat about how we might apply this passage to living justly today and uncover a different facet of his character; one that fearlessly confronts injustice and hypocrisy.

In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus tells a story about a sower. In this week's episode me and Joe explore it through the lens of evangelism; looking at how meeting both the spiritual and material needs of others can support them to find fertile ground for their faith to grow.

St Augustine said that our hearts are restless until they rest in God, but missionary Edwina Gateley adds that our hearts are restless until all God’s people live in peace and have access to basic necessities. In this week’s episode Issy reflects on Psalm 82, the call to take steps to release people from oppression and the revelation that deliverance is God’s promise.

We all have a story that drives what we do...this week me and Issy sit down to talk about her story. Sharing of Jesus's faithfulness and redemption through difficult circumstances in her life, Issy talks about how God has broken her heart for the lost and lonely.

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We’re Joe and Issy, a young Brighton based couple who recently got married. Having both worked in the charity sector over the last five years we’re passionate about living out our faith through tangible action. We want to explore the intersection of faith and justice through thought-provoking conversations. We will share inspiring stories and explore the bible as we seek to inspire and challenge people to reimagine what faith in action could look like in their lives.

From giving his life to Jesus in a skatepark to managing a Foodbank on the Whitehawk estate in Brighton, Joe delves into the driving force behind his actions. Through sharing his story, Joe reflects on how his faith inspires him to employ his privileges to serve communities and bring about much needed change.