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  Why you should come to Athens 2026 30.04.2026 34dk

  Link to register : https://www.acts29.com/athens2026/
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  Singing of the Glory of God 24.01.2026 55dk

  Today on the podcast, we’re joined by Keith Getty whose work has become something of a soundtrack for modern congregational worship. Born in Lisburn and raised in a musical family in Northern Ireland, Keith studied classical composition before finding his way into hymn writing.  Together with his wife Kristyn, Keith has carried this vision into a wider movement, writing and curating songs that are musically beautiful, theologically rich, and accessible for ordinary churches. From Carnegie Hall to small rural congregations, their hymns have taken on a life of their own, shaping how the church sings its faith.In today’s conversation, we are going to chat to Keith about his book, Sing!: How Worship Transforms Your Life, Family, and Church as well as the Hymnal Sing and why singing is such an important part of what it means to be a church. Show Notes : - Sing! How Worship Transforms Your Life, Family, and Church - The Sing! Hymnal Email us [email protected] Find out more at acts29.com/europe Find out more at acts29.com/europe
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  Remaking The World 10.01.2026 54dk

  Our guest today is Andrew Wilson, Andrew is Teaching Pastor at King’s Church London, and has degrees in history and theology from Cambridge (MA) and King’s College London (PhD). He is a columnist for Christianity Today, and has written several award-winning books, most recently Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West. Andrew is married to Rachel and they have three children: Zeke, Anna and Sam.
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  Men, Women, and the Goodness of God’s Design 06.12.2025 53dk

  Graham Beynon is Associate National Director for the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) in the UK, where he supports churches and their leaders, manages a team of Local Directors. Graham also oversees chucrh planting within FIEC. He previously served as the pastor of Grace Church Cambridge and helped plant Avenue Community Church in Leicester, drawing on his pastoral experience and church-planting expertise. Married to Charis and he enjoys watching TV with his wife.
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  Magnetic Church Planting 22.11.2025 1sa 3dk

  Dr Dan Strange is director of the Crosslands Forum, a centre for cultural engagement and missional innovation, and is a leading voice in contemporary cultural apologetics. He serves as co-chair of The Southgate Fellowship, is a contributing editor for Themelios, and a Fellow of The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. Dan is the author of several books, including “Plugged In” and “Making Faith Magnetic,” which explore how Christians engage with popular culture and connect faith with everyday life. Dan is an elder in a church in the NE of England. Dan also is married with 8 children.
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  Making It Simple 08.11.2025 49dk

  Jonny Pollock is originally from Belfast and currently serves as the pastor of Calvary Church in Loughrea, County Galway, Ireland. He is married to Julie, and together they have three sons: Benjamin, Joshua, and Caleb. Jonny came to faith during his university years at Queen’s University Belfast, initially skeptical of Christianity until reading the Bible led him to accept Jesus as his Saviour.
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  Why the Bible Tells a Better Story 25.10.2025 1sa 1dk

  Chris Watkin is an academic and author, best known for his writings on the interaction of Christianity and philosophy. He is an Associate Professor in French Studies at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, specializing in French philosophy and contemporary thought. He is probably best known in recent years for his book “Biblical Critical Theory: How the Bible’s Unfolding Story Makes Sense of Modern Life and Culture.” And he joins us today to chat through how this book is helpful within an understanding of church planting.
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  Trailer Season 5 09.10.2025 17dk

  We're excited for season 5 of our Acts 29 Europe podcast with Jonny Pollock and Philip Moore.
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  Living and Leading Like Jesus with guest Gary Millar 05.12.2024 55dk

  In this podcast Gary Millar talks about his new book “Both/And Ministry – Living and Leading Like Jesus” Together with our hosts Philip Moore and Jonny Pollock, this episode looks at how the category both/and are helpful for those involved in ministry and who desire to live and serve like Jesus. Gary Millar is the Principal of Queensland Theological College in Brisbane, Australia. He teaches Old Testament, Biblical Theology, and Preaching. Before taking up the post as Principal, he was a pastor for 17 years in both Ireland and Northern Ireland. He is married to Fiona, and they have 3 children. https://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/bothand-ministry
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  The Great Commission 2.0: Church in the Social Media Era 31.10.2024 1sa 3dk
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  Pillars of the Church: Building Effective Teams and Systems for Ministry 17.10.2024 56dk

  “Leadership is a conviction that sparks a lot of conversation within church planting networks, especially in our current context. In today’s podcast we talk to Hunter Beaumont, the Lead Pastor of Fellowship Denver, as he shares his experience and wisdom on developing leadership within a church.” • (Book) Rocket Fuel - Gino Wickman • (Book) The Leaders Journey - Harrington • (Book) Extraordinary Leadership - Rebecca L. Morgan • (Book) Reformation As Renewal - Matthew Barrett
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  Money: The Root Of All Church Planting 03.10.2024 56dk

  Money and fundraising appear to be near the top of every conversation about church planting. Of course every new church plant requires finances to get started, but how can we think both biblically and strategically about our finances, and how can we steward God’s resources well? Phillip and Jonny are joined by Dan McKinley from First Fruits to discuss this important topic. • (Book) Truth on Fire - Adam Ramsey https://g.co/kgs/k68qLZt • Stewardship UK Resources https://www.stewardship.org.uk/resources • (Book) Gospel Patrons https://g.co/kgs/T6rGnVt • (Book) Generosity Project https://g.co/kgs/MwP99Lh
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  Disability & Co-Labouring In Christ 19.09.2024 57dk

  In this episode we talk to Dan Vander Plaats the VP for Development in Acts29 Global. Dan gives us insight into how church plants should think about the theme of disability, and how in humility we can be co-labourers in the Gospel. Show notes : 1. The 5 Stages https://www.the5stages.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/The5Stages_2014.pdf https://www.wheaton.edu/wheaton-center-for-faith-and-disability/disability-foundations/stages-of-attitudes/ 2. Book - Barbara Newman - Inclusive Gospel Accessible Worship 3. Bailor University - Centre for Disability & Faith
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  The ministry philosophy from Paul’s letter to Titus 05.09.2024 1sa 2dk

  Watch the video of this talk and all of the main Riga sessions here: https://www.acts29.com/riga-sessions/
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  Isaiah 55 - Offering hope to 21st century Europeans - JD Gilmore 22.08.2024 53dk

  Watch the video of this talk and all of the main Riga sessions here: https://www.acts29.com/riga-sessions/
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  Isaiah 52-53 - Penal substitutionary atonement is the end of our fears and the ground of our hope - Scott Zeller 08.08.2024 54dk

  Be encouraged by the wonderful message given by Scott Zeller on Isaiah 52-53 and why the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement is the end of our fears and the ground of our hope. Watch the video of this talk and all of the main Riga sessions here: https://www.acts29.com/riga-sessions/
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  Isaiah 36 - Fearful in a hostile culture, hopeful in a sovereign God - Tomáš Henžel 25.07.2024 48dk

  Be encouraged by the wonderful message given by Tomáš Henžel on Isaiah 36 - as the people of God are threatened by enemies of God, they put their trust in the sovereignty of God who has no equal. Watch the video of this talk and all of the main Riga sessions here: https://www.acts29.com/riga-sessions/
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  Isaiah 6 - Facing fear, cultivating hope in ministry - Philip Moore 11.07.2024 1sa 1dk

  In this episode of the Acts 29 Europe podcast, Philip Moore examines Isaiah 6 to discuss facing fear and cultivating hope in ministry. By exploring Isaiah's vision of God's holiness and his prophetic calling, Philip offers insights for current church leaders. The episode aims to help listeners understand how to address common challenges in ministry, using Isaiah's experience as a reference. Pastors and ministry leaders can expect practical advice and encouragement, rooted in the understanding of God's character and promises.
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  Trailer (Preview) 27.06.2024 17dk

  Join our new hosts, Philip Moore, Acts 29 Europe Director and a planter in Paris, France and Jonny Pollock a rural planter in the West of Ireland as they preview season 4.
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  Turkey Conference : Philip Moore - Worldwide (Colossians 4:2-18) 10.08.2023 44dk