Lizzie &amp; Kaylene unpack Psalm 139.

Lizzie Oakes from Star Radio and Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries come together each week for real and relatable conversation about life, faith and everything in between.

Celebrating the triumphs and being honest about the struggles and challenges.

Tune into Days with Lizzie Oakes on Star Radio from 10:00am - 3:00pm weekdays.

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Lizzie Oakes from <a href="https://www.star.net.nz/home">Star Radio</a> and Kaylene Subritzky from <a href="https://www.doveministries.com/">Dove Ministries</a> come together each week for real and relatable conversation about life, faith and everything in between.
Celebrating the triumphs and being honest about the struggles and challenges.
Tune into Days with Lizzie Oakes on <a href="https://www.star.net.nz/home">Star Radio</a> from 10:00am - 3:00pm weekdays.
Visit <a href="https://www.star.net.nz/home">star.net.nz</a> for more info.

Join Lizzie Oakes and Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries for their weekly conversation about life, faith and everything in between.

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Hi, I’m Lizzie Oakes, and in 'Where Do You Find God' I talk with my guests about the ways they encounter God in their everyday lives.

Acts C 17 v 27 says “God intended that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from each one of us”.

God is close to all of us, what is often missing is our awareness of his presence. 

One of the joys of making this podcast is that as I ask my guests about the ways they encounter God, often right in front of me, they start to encounter him. Suddenly, their tone of voice changes, their speech slows right down, and a look of understanding comes across their face. 

As the scripture promises, if we reach out for him, we will find him.   

Tune in each Wednesday at 4.30pm and listen live to Where Do You Find God on yoursanctuary.nz

 

Hosted & Produced by Lizzie Oakes

Audio Engineer Scott Gillen

Where Do You Find God Theme Song written and performed by Chris Dawson

Hi, I&rsquo;m Lizzie Oakes, and in 'Where Do You Find God' I talk with my guests about the ways they encounter God in their everyday lives.
Acts C 17 v 27 says &ldquo;God intended that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from each one of us&rdquo;.
God is close to all of us, what is often missing is our awareness of his presence.&nbsp;
One of the joys of making this podcast is that as I ask my guests about the ways they encounter God, often right in front of me, they start to encounter him. Suddenly, their tone of voice changes, their speech slows right down, and a look of understanding comes across their face.&nbsp;
As the scripture promises, if we reach out for him, we will find him.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Tune in each Wednesday at 4.30pm and listen live to Where Do You Find God on yoursanctuary.nz
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Hosted &amp; Produced by Lizzie Oakes
Audio Engineer Scott Gillen
Where Do You Find God Theme Song written and performed by Chris Dawson

Where Do You Find God?

Psalm 139

Julia A'Bell is a woman who is passionate about helping women, girls and families thrive in communities facing hardship.  Together with her husband Joel they have spent over 3 decades serving in Australian churches before stepping into ministry through Convoy of Hope, where she now leads programs that bring practical hope and lasting change to vulnerable communities.

An honest & heartfelt conversation where Lizzie & Julia discover they have a lot in common (beyond the curly hair, let the fro go - Julia!). 

Click on the links to find out more about Julia and Convoy of Hope.

 

 

 

Julia A'Bell is a woman who is passionate about helping women, girls and families thrive in communities facing hardship.&nbsp; Together with her husband Joel they have spent over 3 decades serving in Australian churches before stepping into ministry through Convoy of Hope, where she now leads programs that bring practical hope and lasting change to vulnerable communities.
An honest &amp; heartfelt conversation where Lizzie &amp; Julia discover they have a lot in common (beyond the curly hair, let the fro go - Julia!).&nbsp;
Click on the links to find out more about&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/julesabell/">Julia</a> and <a href="https://convoyofhope.org/">Convoy of Hope.</a>
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Where Julia A' Bell Finds God in Poverty, Suffering & Cleaning Her Teeth

'Rather than retaliate the mongrel mob came to our church'.  

Dr Steve Elers is a Maori Anglican Priest from Palmerston North who currently resides in Texas where he is the Associate Professor of Communication at LeTourneau University, an interdenominational Christian university.

Back home in New Zealand, Steve shares an incredible story of gang members coming together in a church service and not retaliating after a murder because they sensed the presence of God.

Steve shares of his personal practices of finding God but also how from living in Texas, his world view has expanded in terms of appreciating how different Christians express their faith.

 

'Rather than retaliate the mongrel mob came to our church'.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.steveelers.com/">Dr Steve Elers</a> is a Maori Anglican Priest from Palmerston North who currently resides in Texas where he is the Associate Professor of Communication at LeTourneau University, an interdenominational Christian&nbsp;university.
Back home in New Zealand, Steve shares an incredible story of gang members coming together in a church service and not retaliating after a murder because they sensed the presence of God.
Steve shares of his personal practices of finding God but also how from living in Texas, his world view has expanded in terms of appreciating how different Christians express their faith.
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Where Dr Steve Elers  Maori Anglican Priest & Academic Finds God 

Sheridan Voysey is an author, speaker and broadcaster.  Having started his broadcasting career in Brisbane he has spent the last 15 years living in the UK.  He is the author of 8 books, presenter of Pause for Thought on BBC Radio 2’s & his writing has been featured in various publications, including writing for Our Daily Bread, a devotional read by 90 million people daily

Sheridan is also the Founder of Friendship Lab and his TED X Talk  “How To Start A Friendship Revolution” has reached over 44k views on You Tube. 

 

Sheridan Voysey is an author, speaker and broadcaster.&nbsp; Having started his broadcasting career in Brisbane he has spent the last 15 years living in the UK.&nbsp; He is the author of 8 books, presenter of Pause for Thought on BBC Radio 2&rsquo;s &amp; his writing has been featured in various publications, including writing for Our Daily Bread,&nbsp;a devotional read by 90 million people daily
Sheridan is also the Founder of <a href="https://www.friendshiplab.org/">Friendship Lab</a> and his TED X Talk&nbsp; &ldquo;How To Start A Friendship Revolution&rdquo; has reached over 44k views on You Tube.&nbsp;
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