In conversation with Mark Ryan

He likes chocolate from the freezer, he’s got a dog called Hope which sometimes proves awkward. He favours the cheaper option of eating at home and he believes that beauty comes out of brokeness. He’s President and co-founder of Kintsugi Hope. Have a listen to his story.

He likes yellow squishes and he’s convinced Tim Houghton Vanilla coffee (not latte) will change your life and he thinks Miller and Carter is overrated but likes Hungry Horse. He’s the author of Parallel Faith, one of the best books on evangelism and discipleship I’ve read. You will be inspired as you listen.

He likes chocolate mouse as a starter but he hates coffee. His wife thinks he’s weird and he has over 200 Rugby books. He is formerly Senior Minister at All Souls, Langham Place, and now he is full time with Christianity Explored and this podcast he offers some great tips for helping people explore Jesus.

He likes pork pies with Babybels and he has his top 50 films on DVD lined up on his wall at home. Why have either when you can have both is his philosophy and he’s the visionary behind the Eternal wall of answered prayer. Listen and be inspired as I chat to former Leicester City football chaplain Richard Gamble.

She likes her cheese with Marmite, She loves community mapping and she sees dandelions in a whole new light. Be inspired as I chat to Sammy Jordan from Hope for Every Home, part of Hope Together.

He’s a fan of Seared Scallops closely followed by Crème Brûlée. He adopts a calorie to money ratio approach to snacks. He has successfully completed the Pepsi challenge on the cross-channel ferry. Mark is Mission Champion at The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity and on this podcast we talk about fruitfulness on our frontline.

She likes chocolate flavoured crisps but can’t stand beetroot. She’s a podcaster and coach and British Asian and former Hindu. Hear Rani’s story and learn how we can journey with other people from different faiths.

He likes a cheese I’ve never heard of and he thinks someone needs it make chocolate crisps! With around 120 nationalities, Mark Ryan is the Senior Pastor of Kensington Temple, one of the most multicultural churches in the UK. I love chatting about making disciples of all nations.

She oscillates between “entrée” and dessert. She drops a bombshell about Australian Cadbury’s chocolate and she’s done a PHD in hearing God’s voice. She is passionate about helping the church hear God’s voice.

He’s a New York Cheesecake loving introvert who ran away from evangelism for 20 years. He only likes cheese when it’s melted on pizza and he works for Agapé UK where he has co-developed a brilliant discipleship course called Living & Telling that helps with sharing your faith. This is an honest and helpful podcast.