House of Word and Spirit

What if some of the prayers prayed faithfully for years are beginning to be answered?
In this episode, Ruth sits down with Chloe, Anne Kerr and Alistair Barton to talk about what they are seeing across Scotland, from a growing hunger for God among young people to doors opening in schools that have been closed for many years.
They explore the power of persistent prayer, the work of Pray for Scotland, and what it looks like for different generations in the Church to walk alongside one another with less fear and more love.
How do we encourage a younger generation without trying to control them? How do we keep the door open when someone’s journey with God looks different from our own? And could listening, genuine interest and unconditional love be part of the answer?
This conversation is a reminder that prayers are not wasted, generations need one another, and love can build bridges where fear once created distance.
Join us for Part 1 as we talk about prayer, young people, the Church in Scotland and what God may be doing in this generation.
House of Word and Spirit exists to help people find a love for the Word of God and live lives led by the Spirit. May this podcast encourage you to grow in your confidence that God still speaks today.
To find out about our online prayer and Bible groups:
www.housewordspirit.com/events
If you'd like to help us create more conversations like this, you can support our work here:
www.housewordspirit.com/give

What if some of the prayers prayed faithfully for years are beginning to be answered?
In this episode, Ruth sits down with Chloe, Anne Kerr and Alistair Barton to talk about what they are seeing across Scotland, from a growing hunger for God among young people to doors opening in schools that have been closed for many years. They explore the power of persistent prayer, the work of Pray for Scotland, and what it looks like for different generations in the Church to walk alongside one another with less fear and more love.
How do we encourage a younger generation without trying to control them? How do we keep the door open when someone’s journey with God looks different from our own? And could listening, genuine interest, and unconditional love be part of the answer?
This conversation is a reminder that prayers are not wasted, generations need one another, and love can build bridges where fear once created distance.
Join us for Part 1 as we talk about prayer, young people, the Church in Scotland, and what God may be doing in this generation.
House of Word and Spirit exists to help people find a love for the Word of God and live lives led by the Spirit. May this podcast encourage you to grow in your confidence that God still speaks today.
To find out about our online prayer and Bible groups:
www.housewordspirit.com/events
If you'd like to help us create more conversations like this, you can support our work here:
www.housewordspirit.com/give

What does true freedom in Jesus actually look like?
In this episode, Ruth sits down with Hannah, Hannah and Beth from Circuit Riders for an open and honest conversation about Jesus, relationships, sexuality, the dangers of purity culture, and what it means to move from shame into genuine freedom.
The girls share some of their own stories and experiences, while exploring who Jesus really is, the life He offers, and why He is worth knowing.
Whether you've grown up around Christianity, been hurt by some of the messages you've heard about relationships, or you're simply curious about Jesus, we hope this conversation encourages you to discover the freedom, grace and fullness of life found in Him. House of Word and Spirit exists to help people find a love for the Word of God and live lives led by the Spirit. May this podcast encourage you to grow in your confidence that God still speaks today.

To find out about our online prayer and Bible groups:
www.housewordspirit.com/events

If you'd like to help us create more conversations like this, you can support our work here:
www.housewordspirit.com/give

What does true freedom in Jesus actually look like?
In this episode, Ruth sits down with Hannah, Hannah and Beth from Circuit Riders for an open and honest conversation about Jesus, relationships, sexuality, the dangers of purity culture, and what it means to move from shame into genuine freedom.
The girls share some of their own stories and experiences, while exploring who Jesus really is, the life He offers, and why He is worth knowing.
Whether you've grown up around Christianity, been hurt by some of the messages you've heard about relationships, or you're simply curious about Jesus, we hope this conversation encourages you to discover the freedom, grace and fullness of life found in Him. House of Word and Spirit exists to help people find a love for the Word of God and live lives led by the Spirit. May this podcast encourage you to grow in your confidence that God still speaks today.

To find out about our online prayer and Bible groups:
www.housewordspirit.com/events

If you'd like to help us create more conversations like this, you can support our work here:
www.housewordspirit.com/give

What does it actually mean to be a man according to the Bible?
In this episode, Ruth is joined by Joey and Shay from Circuit Riders for an open conversation about masculinity, culture, and the Bible.
Joey and Shay share their own testimonies and experiences of discovering a different picture of masculinity through following Jesus. Together, the three explore some of the ways culture has distorted our understanding of what it means to be a man — and how God can bring a fuller, healthier understanding of masculinity, identity, and freedom.
Listen to the full conversation now.
House of Word and Spirit exists to help people find a love for the Word of God and live lives led by the Spirit. May this podcast encourage you to grow in your confidence that God still speaks today.

To find out about our online prayer and Bible groups:
www.housewordspirit.com/events
If you'd like to help us create more conversations like this, you can support our work here:
www.housewordspirit.com/give