'Running doesn't change me but running creates the space and the pause and the movement for change'.

Campbell Forlong, aka Soul Runner is a long distant runner who ran 52 marathons in 52 weeks.  Having worked as a pastor & community worker he is now for filling a lifelong dream of working as a builder.  Campbell talks of the ways he finds God and a life changing experience he had while running in Akaroa.  

To order his book go here  Soulrunner NZ

'Running doesn't change me but running creates the space and the pause and the movement for change'.
Campbell Forlong, aka Soul Runner is a long distant runner who ran 52 marathons in 52 weeks.&nbsp; Having worked as a pastor &amp; community worker he is now for filling a lifelong dream of working as a builder.&nbsp; Campbell talks of the ways he finds God and a life changing experience he had while running in Akaroa.&nbsp;&nbsp;
To order his book go here &nbsp;<a href="https://www.soulrunnernz.nz/">Soulrunner NZ</a>

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 10.30am 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 10.30am and listen live to Where Do You Find God on yoursanctuary.nz
&nbsp;
Hosted &amp; Produced by Lizzie Oakes
Audio Engineer Scott Gillen
Where Do You Find God Theme Song written and performed by Chris Dawson