
GRUKology
Aimed at building up, encouraging, uniting, informing, and providing teaching materials for the church in the UK.
Episodes
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Aimed at building up, encouraging, uniting, informing, and providing teaching materials for the church in the UK.
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Phil recently made the change from minister to a new day job outside of pastoral ministry. Darren and Michael sit down with him to hear what precipitated this change.
But in John 19, what do we see as Jesus ascends to the cross? John paints for us more a picture of king ascending his throne than a hapless victim.
We go through the entire gamut of languages, translations, and teaching philosophy
Sitting with with Andreas Repp, the minister of Villingen-Schwenningen Presbyterian church in the Black Forest of Germany, we discuss his (and his church's) journey.
Is there a biblical mandate to sing psalms? And is there a joy associated with it, even if it can be hard?
The big divide between Protestant and Catholics is how do we understand what the Bible says.
Darren and Michael sit down to chat on what the year was for us and what we can expect for 2026.
Josh and Darren sit down and talk to Jonty Rhodes (Minister of Christ Church Central, Leeds, IPC) about worship. What is distinct about Reformed Worship, what’s meant by the regulative principle and such like. Jonty has written a helpful little book called Reformed Worship, which we recommend.
In the final talk of the conference, Darren Moore (of GRUK & Chelmsford Presbyterian) thinks about how we, the Church, speak for God into the world. He draws on the previous two talks, and shows from 1 Peter 2:1-12, that to have anything to say to the world we need to know (and keep knowing) that the Lord is good and be responding to him. This episode is from the 18's–30's Conference on 18 November 2023.
Here, David Thomas from Christ Church takes about “How God speaks to us”, what God has said he is saying and how the Bible is consistently relevant. This episode is from the 18's-30's Conference on 18 Novemeber 2023.