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Oasis Church Waterloo podcast

Oasis Church Waterloo
Jesus
Oasis Church Waterloo
Christianity
Mental Health
Mary
Faith
Hope
Community Support
Community
Zacchaeus
Intimacy With God
Simon Peter
Transformation
Advent
Community Engagement
Spiritual Practices
Unconditional Acceptance
Joshua
Vulnerability
Spiritual Connection

This podcast contains the weekly talks from Oasis Church Waterloo, from our ministers Nathan Jones and Rebekah Gibson, and the rest of the team.

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Latest Episodes

Caroline Bryant is kicking off our summer series, Ideas to Change the World, looking at her work in theatre, drawing on her our experiences and the life of Jesus.

Nathan Jones finishes our Between the Lines series, looking at the Parables of Jesus. The parable is about ten virgins, who fell asleep and upset a bridegroom – why were they there, and isn't this is a straightforward story about God's final judgemen... more

Steve Chalke continues our series Between the Lines. Talking about the Parable of the Fine Pearl Merchant, showing how discovering God's kingdom leads to total commitment and joyful sacrifice beyond anything on earth. Matthew 13: 45-46

Rebekah Gibson continues our series Between the Lines and talks to us about the Parable of the Talents and the alternative perspective of the Kingdom of God.

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Recent Guests

Tom Oord
Theologian featured at Oasis site day event
Theologian, Open and Relational Theology
Episode: Church Weekender 2026 - Sunday
Armando Lacose
Country leader of Oasis in Mozambique
Oasis Church (Mozambique)
Episode: Let Us Pray? - Prayers of Lament
Munther Isaac
Palestinian pastor, Lutheran pastor, theologian; Director of the Bethlehem Institute for Peace and Justice
Bethlehem Institute for Peace and Justice (BIPJ)
Episode: An interview with Revd Dr Munther Isaac
Chanju Mwanza
Eco-group member; PhD student researching climate justice and decolonization
Oasis Eco-Group; PhD student
Episode: Eco-Church Panel
Cole Arthur Riley
Author and creator of Black Liturgies, known for her work on spirituality and race.
Black Liturgies
Episode: Black Liturgies with Cole Arthur Riley

Hosts

Nathan Jones
Minister at Oasis Church Waterloo; host of the sermon series and talks.
Rebekah Gibson
Communities Minister and chair of the panel; frequent contributor to weekly talks.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Grateful for this community

    So grateful for the quality and depth of teaching; and the fact that there is almost no taboo subject that cannot be reflected on and learned about more. This church helped me find my way back to Jesus after some heavy deconstruction.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Jodre7
    Australia3 years ago

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Guests and hosts are seen as authentic, approachable voices in faith and justice.
Audience appreciates practical faith in action and community-building themes.
Listeners praise deep, thoughtful teaching and openness to difficult topics.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

An interview with Revd Dr Munther Isaac
Q: How do you respond to verses about the land and promises to Abraham in light of current realities?
We read scripture through the lens of Jesus' ethical teachings, recognizing that the covenant community includes both Jews and gentiles, and that the land should be interpreted in light of justice, peace, and the reign of God, not ethnic entitlement.
An interview with Revd Dr Munther Isaac
Q: When did you become aware of the political nature of the gospel and tie your family's cause to theology?
It has always been present, evolving from early questions during childhood and youth, through experiences of oppression, toward a pastoral calling that compels engagement with political realities rather than retreating from them.
Eco-Church Panel
Q: What single action could have the biggest impact if people had to choose one?
Reading and informing oneself about options, followed by taking one concrete, feasible step—then building on that knowledge over time.
Eco-Church Panel
Q: What would your advice be to people who can't make Eco-Choices due to money or accessibility?
The panel suggests not feeling guilty and focusing on low-cost or free changes, plus encouraging lots of small, feasible actions tailored to individual circumstances.
Why did Jesus say that? Part Four: Not peace, a sword
Q: What happens in the beginning of Matthew chapter 10?
Jesus calls his 12 followers to go out and start doing the work he has been teaching them.

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