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In Conversation with Jennie & Mark

In Conversation with Jennie & Mark

By: Jennie & Mark Adams
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Tune in to In Conversation with Jennie & Mark, a fun and engaging podcast where two lively vicars share their thoughts on the Bible passages they’ll be exploring in church next Sunday. With a light-hearted approach, they dive into the scripture, offering fresh insights, quirky reflections, and plenty of laughs along the way. Whether you’re preparing for Sunday service or simply looking for a thought-provoking and enjoyable listen, this podcast is the perfect way to get inspired and find joy in God’s word. Join the conversation and see what’s on their minds this week!

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Episodes
  • In Conversation with Jennie & Mark: Matthew 4:1-11 Can I tempt you?

    In Conversation with Jennie & Mark: Matthew 4:1-11 Can I tempt you?
    Feb 18 2026

    As Lent begins we take a look at Matthew 4:1-11, consider what it means to be 'led by the Spirit into the wilderness' and ask which of the temptations would tempt us most.
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    22 mins
  • In Conversation with Jennie & Mark: Matthew 17:1-9 Transfiguration - F1 pit-stop or Gloucester services?

    In Conversation with Jennie & Mark: Matthew 17:1-9 Transfiguration - F1 pit-stop or Gloucester services?
    Feb 11 2026

    Join us as we discuss mountaintops, journey stops and everyday non-mountaintop faith
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    18 mins
  • In Conversation with Jennie & Mark - Matthew 6:25-end: Unhelpful Advice?

    In Conversation with Jennie & Mark - Matthew 6:25-end: Unhelpful Advice?
    Feb 4 2026

    We look at Matthew 6:25-end, ask whether 'Do not worry?' is useful advice and what Jesus really meant.
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    21 mins
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