
Delve into the Scriptures, understand their messages, explore their relevance today, draw closer to Christ and more with Rev Dr David Wright.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Money has a remarkable ability to raise questions about who owns what, who has authority, and what we owe to others …
and that brings us directly into the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 22, verses 15-22.
Send me a text if you wish :)
If what we hear in today’s gospel (Matthew 22:1-14) is really what the kingdom of heaven is like, then I’m not interested.
Who needs God’s kingdom – at least as Jesus describes it today – when we already have more than enough leaders throughout the ... more
"What's yours is mine and what's mine is my own" is a literary line used to describe selfishness. It comes from James Joyce’s 1922 novel “Ulysses” but it is based on a traditional sentiment found in William Shakespeare's Measure for Measure ("What's ... more
Okay, we hear God’s call and say, “Yes, Lord.” We come to worship. We say our prayers. We sing the hymns. We read the Bible. We know the right words … and YES all of those things matter … but, BUT …
Jesus is asking us a more searching question, “Wh... more
“That’s not fair!” How many times have you heard people say that?
I think we can all understand a reaction like that because somewhere deep inside most of us there is a strong sense of fairness.
We believe that people should get what they deserve: more
An anthem about forgiveness will not get a party started - it may even spoil one.
Revenge, for example, is much more apt to get fists pumping.
There’s a strange heaviness in the word forgiveness. Sometimes it feels like freedom, at other times like... more
Jesus says to us:
Do not measure my presence by your numbers.
Do not measure my presence by the size of your congregation.
Do not measure my presence by the grandeur of your building.
If two or three gather in my name … I am there … and make no mis... more
We read, in Matthew's gospel, that Jesus said to Peter, “Blessed are you, Simon Bar Jonah … I also tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church”.
Then, barely five verses later, Jesus refers to Peter as "Satan", the greatest ... more









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Across recent episodes, the show centers on biblical texts and Christian theology, translating ancient passages into contemporary faith and daily living. Topics span the Beatitudes, baptism, Advent, John the Baptist, and parables, with a consistent emphasis on invitation, transformation, righteousness, and the compassionate, relational practice of faith. The host tends to frame discussions around how Scripture speaks into personal identity, community life, and our understanding of God's work in history, urging listeners toward thoughtful contemplation and lived faith. A notable strength is the ability to connect well-known Gospel narratives to practical guidance, while maintaining a respectful, pastoral tone that likely appeals to devout Ch... more
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