Podcasts
Other PodcastsSessions by Stephen & Mara Clemich from our weekend away
Without toning down the offence or the magic we are going to be looking for the next 9 weeks at God’s outrageous grace for us and how we live it out.
Without toning down the offence or the magic we are going to be looking for the next 9 weeks at God’s outrageous grace for us and how we live it out.
The Bible is filled with examples of an intimate God, one keenly interested in connecting with ordinary people. Yet somehow intimacy with God eludes us. How can we enjoy a vibrant moment by moment relationship with our heavenly father.
Our theme for the Autumn term 2008, revisiting the 10 commandments
Our annual leaders' training weekend - a mixtire of teaching, testimonies and plans for the future
OH1's summer theme explores some of life's big questions - creation, suffering, sexuality and so on.
OH2's summer theme looks at some of life's 'big questions'
Encounters with Jesus - Spring / Summer 2008
Our teaching series for the first half of 2008 looks at Jesus' life as portrayed by John's gospel
OH2 teaching from the 'Encounters with Jesus' series
Weekend Away 2008: A love observed
Laurence Singlehurst joined us for our annual OH weekend away in Shropshire,
Autumn 2007 - Daniel
In this fascinating book we see a man who lived as a courageous follower of God in a strange culture at odds with his values. A culture not too dissimilar to our post-Christian, post-modern society.
Listen to the teaching brought by Gabriel Smy and the team from City Life Church in Cambridge at the annual O.H. weekend away.
Student alpha runs twice during the year in Loughborough.
Spring Term 2006 - Transforming Relationships - Love
In Spring 2006 the church looked at Transforming Relationships based on 1 Corinthians 13.
Each year everyone involved in leadership within Open Heaven goes away for a weekend.
Autumn 2007 - Daniel
The feed URL for this podcast is (copy this into iTunes or similar):
http://www.openheaven.org/rss/podcasts.xml?category=21
- Daniel Chapter Twelve: 'Keeping the end in mind'
-
Sunday 2nd December 2007» Download
Sam wraps up this term's theme about Daniel.
- Daniel Chapter Nine: 'How to improve your prayer life'
-
Sunday 11th November 2007
» Download
Mel Cave explores prayer.
- Daniel Chapter Six: 'A profile in courage'
-
Sunday 4th November 2007
» Download
Ness looks at Daniel 6 during our baptisms meeting.
- Daniel Chapters Four & Five: 'The ultimate source of our problems'
-
Sunday 28th October 2007
» Download
Our joint OH1 and OH2 gathering of the term with guest speaker Lawrence Singlehurst from Cell UK.
- Daniel Chapter Three: 'What does it mean to have faith?'
-
Sunday 14th October 2007
» Download
Naomi's talk and response time exploring what it really means to have faith.
- Daniel Chapter Two: 'Knowing God when the bottom falls out'
-
Sunday 7th October 2007
» Download
Rich explores Daniel 2, relating it to his own life story.
- Daniel Chapter One: 'Strangers in a Strange Land'
-
Sunday 30th September 2007
» Download
Welcome to our podcasts section...
What is a podcast? A podcast is a web feed of audio files placed on the internet for anyone to download or subscribe.
How do I listen to one? Like most podcasts, you can listen to each 'episode' by clicking individual links on our site. Or alternatively you can use specific podcasting software to make the process a little more automated, and keep up with latest episodes. Apple's iTunes has built-in support for podcasting. You can subscribe to podcasts in iTunes by entering the feed URL. Once subscribed, the podcast will be downloaded automatically. You can choose to update podcasts weekly, daily, hourly, or manually.
RSS If you use Mozilla Firefox, Apple's Safari, or other browser that supports RSS (short for 'Really Simple Syndication'), your browser should automatically detect the feeds attached to our podcast pages, and you can use these to syndicate the podcasts into your browser. For example, clicking the orange icon in the address bar in Firefox will allow you to add a podcast feed to your Bookmarks toolbar.