How is the Bible being used in mission today? How are people finding faith through Scripture? And how can the Church host honest discussions about the Bible? 

In this episode, Andrew and Rhiannon are joined by Pete Wynter – senior pastor of St. Paul’s Church in Hammersmith, director of Leadership College London, and founder of One Life.  

Together, they discuss the role of the Bible in mission, share remarkable stories of young people experiencing Scripture for the first time, and highlight why church leaders need to be confident to share the Bible's message. 

Timestamps:

• (00:00) - Intro and welcoming Pete Wynter
• (02:20) - The renewed interest in the Bible on the ground
• (04:55) - People are wanting the Bible on the streets
• (09:30) - Is the Church afraid to talk about the Bible?
• (11:00) - The role of the Church in proclaiming who Jesus is
• (15:34) - Recognising the change in missional moment
• (18:34) - How do we raise confidence in the Bible?
• (22:54) - How do we start conversations about the Bible?
• (26:04) - Finding the Bible online
• (29:24) - The Bible is a mission resource
• (31:04) - Moving from personal truth to ancient wisdom
• (34:04) - Young people are wanting deep faith
• (38:29) - Top tips for bringing the Bible into mission

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