In this Black History Month special and Season Two finale of the | Practice Podcast, Dave Ellis sits down with Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the first Black woman bishop in the Church of England — a leader whose life and ministry embody courage, compassion, and conviction.With warmth and honesty, Bishop Rose reflects on her journey from Montego Bay, Jamaica, to the halls of Parliament, and what it truly means to live out faith when it’s costly.In this episode:Hearing God’s call at 14 years oldNavigating racism, rejection, and resilience in ministryWhy faith and justice belong togetherHow forgiveness and integrity shape authentic discipleshipWhat it means to be a confident Christian todayThis conversation is a powerful reminder that discipleship isn’t performance — it’s integrity, conviction, and grace in action.👉 Watch, comment, and share the journey🙏 Join the Practitioners’ community for exclusive episodes and behind-the-scenes reflections: www.patreon.com/c/thePracticeplus“People ask why I stay in a church that’s behaved badly toward women and Black people. I tell them — because I know who called me.” — Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin#ThePracticePodcast #BishopRoseHudsonWilkin #FaithInAction #Discipleship #AuthenticFaith #BlackHistoryMonth #ChurchOfEngland #JusticeAndMercy #ChristianPodcast #DaveEllis

In this episode, I sit down with Gary Kinton, Phase Manager at The Carpenter’s Arms — a Christian rehab for men — to hear his remarkable journey from prison to purpose.Together we explore:What true discipleship looks like in recoveryThe pain and practice of forgivenessLearning to let go and live freeHow the words of Jesus about forgiving enemies take root in real lifeThis is a story of redemption, courage, and costly grace — an honest look at how faith transforms even the hardest places.🎧 Listen to the extended conversation on the | Practice+, here where Gary and I talk openly about sex, the Bible, and following Jesus in a modern world.

the | Practice Ep. 12 with Dr. Lucy Peppiatt – Discipleship That Heals: From Surface to Soul

Go beyond surface-level faith and discover how discipleship can truly heal your heart, mind, and soul. In this episode, Dr. Lucy Peppiatt shares practical insights, inspiring stories, and spiritual wisdom to help you grow deeper in your faith, overcome past hurts, and experience lasting transformation.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• How discipleship can bring emotional, mental, and spiritual healing

• Practical steps to deepen your faith and grow spiritually

• Stories of real-life transformation through intentional discipleship

Perfect for anyone seeking personal growth, emotional healing, or a closer walk with God.

Get Dr. Peppiatt's book here: The Disciple

Go Deeper here: the | Practice+

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the | Practice Ep. 11 with Chine McDonald "God is Not a White Man."

This is the members’ trailer for my conversation with Chine McDonald on the | Practice podcast, where we explore her groundbreaking book 'God is Not a White Man.'.In this episode, we dig into questions of race, justice, and faith, reflecting on the church’s response to recent protests, the legacy of George Floyd, and what true unity in the church should look like.Join us as we wrestle with challenging questions about identity, power, and belonging — and explore how communities of faith can move from conversation to real, transformative action.If you’ve ever wondered how the church might embody justice, reconciliation, and authentic unity, this conversation is for you.

You can find Chine's book here: [God is Not a White Man] Buy me a coffee on Patreon here: [Thank You!]

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Welcome to the | Practice Podcast, where faith meets real life. In Episode 10, we dive deeper into what it truly means to follow Jesus — not just in theory, but in everyday practice. Each episode features honest conversations, inspiring stories, and practical insights to help you grow in character, courage, and Christlikeness. Exciting news: You can now go even deeper with | Practice+ Patreon, where uncut episodes, exclusive small group resources, and extended conversations are available. Don’t just believe. Become. Watch, reflect, and take your next step — your journey to living out faith starts here. Patreon The views and opinions expressed by the host and participants in this podcast are solely their own.

Dave returns with Season 2 of the | Practice podcast.The new series isn’t due until September… but this is a message that can’t wait.

In this pre-season special with the guys at The Carpenter’s Arms, we unpack some of the most sobering words Jesus ever spoke: “I don’t know you.” These aren’t throwaway lines — they appear in Scripture multiple times, each one a loving but urgent warning.

Here’s the truth: being a true disciple of Jesus is not just about knowing you’re saved. ’ It’s about walking in an authentic, living relationship with Him — one that shapes our hearts, our choices, and our hope.

The Bible says His return will come like a thief in the night. The world isn’t getting any easier, and just like Covid caught so many unprepared, the Second Coming will take many by surprise. Only this time… eternity hangs in the balance.

This isn’t fear-mongering. This is the same urgent love that moved Jesus to warn, to call, and to invite — because He wants none to perish. The good news? His arms are still open. The invitation is still on the table. But the time to respond… is now.

Whether you’ve walked with Jesus for years, drifted away, or have never called yourself a Christian, this conversation will challenge you to wrestle with the most important question of your life:

Does Jesus know me?

the | Practice Podcast— Episode 8: Season Finale

The | Practice — Episode 8: Juice WRLD, Culture, and the Church: Who's Leading Who?"

Get ready for a powerful finish to the season! In thisunmissable episode, Dave is joined by special guest Nathan Bernard-Carlin for a deep, raw, and real conversation. They dive into the life and influence of Juice WRLD — the late rap icon whose music still echoes in the hearts of millions of young people today. What made Juice WRLD's voice so powerful, and why does it still matter now more than ever?

But that’s just the beginning. Dave and Nathan tackle thebig questions facing the Church today: Has the Church stayed true to itsmission of justice, truth, and transformation? Or has it become just anothervoice lost in the noise of culture? Who's leading who — is the Church shapingsociety, or is society shaping the Church?

This episode is bold, honest, and packed with insights thatwill challenge and inspire you.

Don’t just listen — share it with someone who needs to hearit.

the | Practice Podcast EP. 7

When God Speaks: Hearing His Voice and Becoming Who You’re Created to Be.

You know those friends you don’t see often, but when you do, it’s like no time has passed? In this episode of The Practice Podcast, Dave reconnects with one of those friends—James Sherrenham—for a heartfelt and deeply honest conversation.

Together, they unpack what it means to truly hear the voice of God and how that intimacy leads us into a real, vibrant relationship with Him. They talk about the everyday practice of tuning in, slowing down, and becoming the kind of people God has created us to be—not through striving, but through surrender.

This episode is all about growing in your walk with Jesus, learning to listen, and staying faithful in the small things.

If you’re serious about your discipleship journey—or even just wondering what that journey could look like—this episode is for you.

Listen now, share it with a friend, and join us as we keep practicing the way of Jesus together. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review to help others discover the path of spiritual growth.

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