Elim Leaders Podcast

Mark Pugh is joined by Phil Hills (Teen Challenge) and Timon Robins (Betel UK) for a powerful conversation about gospel transformation in addiction recovery, recovery as discipleship, and simple steps churches can take to reach the margins. Includes practical next steps on being referral-ready, supporting families, and partnering well with trusted ministries.

Mark Pugh sits down with Eric Gaudion to unpack the story behind the Holy Spirit Course. They talk about hunger for “more”, the baptism in the Holy Spirit, and why fresh, accessible teaching matters for today’s church. Expect practical insight, Pentecostal foundations, and encouragement to go deeper.
The Holy Spirit Course is available from March 2026 at holyspiritcourse.com

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In this episode of the Elim Leaders Podcast, Mark Pugh talks with Marty Davison, whose own journey began with a single invitation to a short-term trip in Brazil. Marty was a dentist, comfortable, career-focused, and quietly cynical, until God used that trip to reshape everything. Calling. Character. Direction. Even who he would one day marry.
Together, Mark and Marty explore why the Great Commission still matters, why “going” is more than geography, and how local churches can take meaningful steps towards the nations without losing sight of their neighbourhoods.

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After 35+ years of gospel ministry, evangelist Marilyn Harry's passion for souls and healing hasn't dimmed. In this powerful conversation, she shares wisdom from decades of seeing God's power at work - including a baby coming back to life in her arms, tent campaigns where hundreds found Christ, and countless healings.
Discover:
How she's maintained fresh fire through decades of ministry
The power of resilience in facing opposition as a woman in ministry
Practical, detailed guidance on praying for the sick
Why looking into people's eyes reveals what to pray for
The importance of not rushing healing ministry
How to handle disappointment when healing doesn't come
Deliverance ministry with dignity and compassion
Why "if you pray for 10 people, you'll see more healed than if you pray for five"

Plus, an incredible testimony of healing from the Elim Leadership Summit - a woman born deaf who can now hear.
Marilyn's message is simple but powerful: "It's not my responsibility to heal people, but I have the privilege of coming before God and asking. We are in the modern church, and the one thing we cannot do without is the anointing."
Don't go by feelings. Build your faith through God's Word. Create space for the miraculous. And remember: "The ministry of Jesus is preach the gospel, heal the sick, and speak freedom."

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Something remarkable is happening among young people. Church attendance for Gen Z has quadrupled. Bible sales are soaring. Spiritual hunger is everywhere, but it's not exclusively Christian.
In this essential conversation, Tim Alford (National Director of Limitless) joins Mark Pugh to unpack:
Why Gen Z are spiritually open in unprecedented ways
The collapse of New Atheism and the mental health crisis driving this moment
Honest talk about social media addiction - for leaders and young people
Practical digital boundaries that actually work
Why churches need spiritual experience, not just information
How to make room for God's presence in our gatherings
The power of intergenerational spiritual family

"You can't develop deep spirituality in eight-second reels," Tim warns. "If we have a generation who continues to be digitally addicted and wildly overstimulated, those things are falling on shallow soil."
This is a moment the church cannot afford to miss, but we need to do things differently.

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