Into the Pray

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Dear All
You can watch a video presentation of this podcast here.
Thank you for listening to Into the Pray — our little offering of sanity amidst the ramping chaos of the Church and the anti-Christ world.
You can support this work here.
Title music can be listened to here.
When the term "wounded prophet" is used, often by church pastors, what is really going on?
Of the biblical Prophets, Abraham Heschel wrote:
"The sorts of crimes and even the amount of delinquency that fill the prophets of Israel with dismay do not go beyond that which we regard as normal, as typical ingredients of social dynamics. To us a single act of injustice – cheating business, exploitation of the poor – is slight; to the prophets, a disaster. To us injustice is injurious to the welfare of the people; to the prophets it is a deathblow to existence: to us, an episode; to them, a catastrophe, a threat to the world."
Thank you...and thank you for listening.
My books are available here with info about the latest, The Glorious Few, here. Order our new gospel tract for your parish here.
You can watch my "whistle-stop" response to the horrible situation with Hillsong here.
Our flagship content: 🚢 🔥
2023: The Glorious Few
2022: Homosexual Household Disrupted
2022: Repent Now; He Loves You.
2021: Calling YESHUA
2020: The Draft - A Conscription of Conscience
2019: Body Zero - Radical Preparation for the Return of Christ
2018: The Bothy Sessions - Mental Health & the Church
2016: Jesus Come
Come, Lord Jesus!
Love,
Nick & Mairi xx

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Greetings All!
We hope this song of worship is a blessing to all of you who happen to listen to this podcast and who are longing for your John-14-home. God bless, N&M
Please seriously consider supporting our full-time ministry as we head into another increasingly "radicalised" year of service for the soon-to-come Lord Jesus. Neither of us now have salaries and the work we do in the background to produce all that we do is significant. As I explain in this teaching session, regular videos/podcasts will resume, Lord wiling, when we have a home to move into. You can support us here. Thank you.
The YouTube version of this song can be viewed here.
Title music can be listened to here.
Also of note:
Back in the spring of this I year, I published the seminal work, "The Glorious Few: Redeeming Radicalisation in the Kingdom of God."
In the period of 2 weeks following publishing, several major things happened all at once that could have happened at any point in the previous 9 years. The disruption of the Lord culminated in Mairi resigning from her role as a Teacher of French in a large secondary school in Edinburgh and was a disruption that I wrote about prophetically in the book's epilogue. This episode of the Into the Pray podcast is Mairi's testimony and, as the final podcast in our home where the podcast began, please let me encourage you to listen with a prayerful heart. Perhaps you'd also share the episode to your networks.
Finally, what would Nick say to your local church and leadership? The 1% Church.
Maranatha!
My books are available here with info about the latest, The Glorious Few, here. Order our gospel tracts for your parish here.
Our flagship content: 🚢 🔥
2023: The Glorious Few
2022: Homosexual Household Disrupted
2022: Repent Now; He Loves You.
2021: Calling YESHUA
2020: The Draft - A Conscription of Conscience
2019: Body Zero - Radical Preparation for the Return of Christ
2018: The Bothy Sessions - Mental Health & the Church
2016: Jesus Come
Come, Lord Jesus!
Love,
Nick & Mairi

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When we say that, "The no.1 collateral damage for the prophetic messenger is relationship"....what do we mean?
We thought the best way to answer this is to give a bit of insight into the first 8 years of our married lives/public ministry together.
On our wedding day, it was prophesied over us that we would "live loud" for God, and that we would be reformers in the spirit of Jeremiah 33.
This is the calling of all of us today, in one form or another.
We talk about marriage quite a bit in this episode - mainly because it's preeminently important as a socio-cultural issue in our disintegrating world - but we will also be doing more specific content on marriage later in this season... biblical illiteracy is rife.
If the redefinition of marriage in 2014 was the litmus test to gauge the prophetic eagerness of the Church, God knows that we urgently need a new Reformation. COVID-19 is surely a rousing, coffee-smelling gift to the Body of Christ.
It's our longing that as we have given just a little glimpse into the path that we have travelled, including a little detail about the collateral damage in relationship that we've experienced, we trust that you will be provoked into more wholeheartedness in prioritising, loving and following Jesus.
He's coming; we must get ready.
Please share this for us! Please also get in touch with questions and thoughts and suggestions for guests you'd like to hear on the show.
Next week we'll be poring more over 1 Corinthians and Ephesians, so why not tell a mate?
Until next week...
Maranatha/love
N&M

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On the Into the Pray #podcast this week, we’re joined by Ryan Kondo, a bro from t’other side of the large, oceanic mass (we did say that we don’t like overused, meaningless cliche!).
Bringing with him a mighty wealth of experience leading worship and pastoring teams around the world, we’re so pumped to host him in this convo.
All of us tracking with these podcasts over the last 2.5 months have had an earful about the chaos in the Body, the ensuing chaos unfolding in the world and the double-minded Church that would prefer to sing songs of blessing at this time rather than bow the knee.
Seriously.
The emerging division within the Body of Christ - even concerning this one solitary issue of repentance - is only going to accelerate and accumulate, until finally the Bride is fully prepared in corporate harmony, singing “Come, Lord Jesus!”
So we’ve focused enough (for now) on the chaos and now we’re pivoting into more of a hopeful sense of what Father God is planning.
This preparation of the Body of Christ for His return is impossible without this prescribed prophetic polemic, but is also a very hard gig for anyone who is faithful in responding to it.
This is why we talk this week to Ryan who is very qualified indeed to help us all in learning that the oiliness of anointed, lingering, prayerful worship is to be found at the very epicentre of a radical preparation for the return of Christ - the very heartbeat of “Maranatha!”
Despite the warfare, the rebuke, the admonition, and because of the pressure and pressing and breaking, we need to understand that singing and musicianship and corporate worship are just beginning to really find their place on Earth.
Beloved, He is en route and, although some of us might think that we understand how to worship, we actually think we’re only just starting.
Ryans’s song that he mentions at the end is found here:
https://music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B07MCLFMWV?do=play&trackAsin=B07M7XT2Z7&ref=dm_sh_hb7Y722ExqN3X9D2mnrp5eIzn
Please get in touch and let us know what kind of content/emphases you’d like us to explore with guests moving into Summer 2020.
Love and maranatha,
N&M xx

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Hello!
Welcome to Into the Pray and thank you for listening. (Don’t miss an extended YouTube conversation between Nick and Steve Buckley on Boxing Day here).
This is the final episode of Into the Pray for 2021 and we couldn't be joined by better people!
Please stay tuned to the end of this podcast where Gwil performs an impromptu acoustic version of his new song, Like Jehovah.
Gwil & Beth Davey are involved in the leadership of New Hope Christian Centre in Norwich, England. You can watch this podcast here.
Gwil is a gifted worship leader and singer/song-writer (please see his Spotify artist link here) and has a new single out, entitled Like Jehovah, in January. Here's a the pre-save link for that new song!
Beth is also involved in leading an exciting and pioneering work with children for the surrounding Norwich vicinity. Please take some time to read Beth's blog here.
It is a fitting end for this final episode in our "All the Prophets" season to be one in which ‘beholding worship’ has its place: when all is said and done, there is no-one like you, Jehovah.
Thank you to Gwil and Beth for joining us and sharing so honestly.
Relevant content/links from recent podcasts are as follows:
1. Where is this Coming? (video)
2. Fake Prophets Do Not Mean Zero Prophets (info)
3. Is Your Church Faithful? (letter & podcast)
4. Is the Holy Spirit correcting you? (blog & video)
5. Why I love (but disagree with) Christian Concern (video)
Thank you very much for your ongoing prayers for healing as Nick is still rather sick. The process is not necessarily overnight! We share more on our Patreon page for those of you who would like to walk this journey more closely with us.
If you would like to support our work, (including a full-length audiobook version of Body Zero) you can do so here and/or here.
Our flagship content: 🚢 🔥
2021: Calling YESHUA
2020: The Draft - A Conscription of Conscience
2019: Body Zero - Radical Preparation for the Return of Christ
2018: The Bothy Sessions - Mental Health & the Church
2016:

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