Welcome to episode thirteen of the St Matthew’s in Conversation podcast. Listen in as Revd Bryce leads a conversation about life, faith, God and the Bible. The tale of Jonah may be familiar from Sunday School, but while the whale
In March 2020, our world changed a great deal. Covid meant churches had to stop meeting in person. But for us a new door opened. We began producing short videos focusing on the message of Jesus and what it means
A very topical message from Revd Bryce. Jesus does some “elective surgery” at a Synagogue on Saturday, and we find out how the Pharisees, Donald Trump, and Jesus are all connected. Along the way, we see that Jesus isn’t always
Welcome to episode twelve of the St Matthew’s in Conversation podcast. Listen in as Revd Bryce leads a conversation about life, faith, God and the Bible. As we leave 2020, we are hoping for a different year to come. But
Revd Bryce tells the Christmas story using Lego and asks: what happens when Christmas is over – do we pack the message of Christmas away with the tree and decorations? Why not be like the shepherds in the story –
Revd Bryce explores some of the more impressive buildings in Newcastle. Some look back to the past, others embody hope and look forward to the future. Christianity is all about looking forward – it’s not a religion of the past.
Revd Bryce explores a rather gory story from the Old Testament featuring brave women leaders who are prepared to take risks for God and calculating men who are more concerned about their reputations. The lesson: if we aren’t prepared to
Some Christians believe that Jesus will remove them from the earth and taken them to heaven. But is this really what the Bible teaches? Join Revd Bryce on a trip to the port of Newcastle where he explains the cultural
When a loved one dies, we speak of them “going to Heaven”. But is that what Christianity really teaches? Why do the Creeds – some of the earliest Christian statements of belief – talk about “the life of the world
When we think of life after death, we often imagine it as a continuation of the good things of life here on earth – especially our relationships with our family and other loved ones. But instead of dreaming of Heaven,