Hope in God’s Word

In this episode Gill and Liz explore the meetings at the well of Haran, focusing on Abraham’s servant finding Rebekah and Jacob meeting Rachel. They trace the repeated biblical pattern—journey, water, hospitality, betrothal—and show how these encounters point to God’s covenantal care. Through story details and reflections the hosts draw hope from God’s timing, providence, and the picture of Jesus as the bridegroom who offers living water to all who come to him.

Gill and Liz explore the story of Hagar—the Egyptian servant who meets God at a spring, is seen and promised a future, and learns to trust and submit. They unpack the well’s spiritual meaning, the dynamics of Abraham and Sarah’s decisions, and how God meets us in our mess. Through Scripture, practical application, and personal testimony they remind listeners that God sees us, opens our eyes to what He provides, and brings hope and restoration.

In this episode Gill and Liz introduce their new study "Meet Me at the Well," tracing the biblical image of water from Genesis to Revelation. They explore wells as sources of life, divine encounters, covenant signs, community hubs, and symbols of spiritual thirst and fulfillment. Through stories like Hagar, Isaac, Moses, and the woman at the well, they show how Jesus offers the living water of the Holy Spirit and invite listeners to draw from God’s Word, prayer, and community—and to become sources of hope for others.

Join Gill and Liz as they return with a summer bonus Q&A. They answer quick-fire questions about favourite miracles, books and blessings, then they dig deeper into spiritual gifts and whether Christians need to go to church.    They share honest personal stories about health struggles, parenting and season changes and offer practical encouragement for using your gifts, and recommend resources that can be helpful. 

Gill interviews Ellie about her journey to faith at university, how marriage and family deepened her relationship with Jesus, and the challenges and joys she’s faced. Ellie explains why they chose to homeschool their three young sons, how faith shapes daily life, and practical ways they build relationships and share hope with neighbours and their church community. She finishes with Bible verses that bring encouragement for busy seasons and invite listeners to trust God’s promises.

In this episode Micaiah shares her journey from growing up in a ministry household and seasons of rebellion to a life-changing encounter with Jesus, deep healing, and a call into ministry. She talks about hearing God’s voice, the process of surrender, receiving the Holy Spirit, and practical rhythms like prayer, journaling and memorizing Scripture. Listen for honest testimony, encouragement for anyone wrestling with doubt or pain, and simple, practical steps to deepen your relationship with God through prayer and Scripture.

In this concluding episode of the Fruit of the Spirit series, Gill and Liz explore self-control as the anchor of Christian character. They unpack Galatians 5:22, share biblical examples (Daniel, David, the prodigal son, and Jesus), and offer practical tools—self-awareness, accountability, Scripture, and the "ladder" analogy—to resist temptation and build spiritual discipline through the Holy Spirit. The hosts encourage listeners with messages of restoration and hope, explain how self-control protects against the enemy’s attacks, and outline ways to apply these truths in daily life. They also mention upcoming summer bonus episodes and a Q&A series.

Hosts Gill and Liz explore the Fruit of the Spirit, gentleness. Unpacking its meaning, Greek background, and how it differs from kindness and goodness. They use Bible examples (Jesus, Moses, Ruth, Barnabas, Hosea) and real-life stories to show gentleness as strength rooted in surrender to God and the Holy Spirit. The episode offers practical encouragement for applying gentleness in marriage, work, parenting, and daily interactions, inviting listeners to find rest and transformation in Christ.

Hosts Gill and Liz explore faithfulness as a fruit of the Spirit, grounding the episode in Galatians 5:22–23 and Old and New Testament examples of God’s steady character. They discuss biblical passages (Deuteronomy, Psalms, Hebrews 11) and reflect on Jesus as the perfect example of faithfulness. Through personal testimonies of provision, healing, and long seasons of waiting, the hosts offer practical steps—prayer, worship, Scripture, fellowship, and using spiritual gifts—to stay anchored in God during hard seasons and to cultivate faithfulness in everyday life.

Gill and Liz explore Galatians 5:22–23, unpacking the difference between kindness (loving action) and goodness (God’s moral character), illustrated by Jesus’ example and biblical stories. They share practical ways to show kindness, the spiritual and health benefits of goodness, and invite listeners to reflect on God’s kindness in their lives and to practice simple acts of love.