BONUS EPISODE: Live from the Dwellings Cohort: David Legge explores the gift of imagination and its place in the life of faith. Reflecting on the work of the Holy Spirit, he considers how God forms vision, awakens desire, and invites us into His purposes. A thoughtful and encouraging invitation to receive and pursue the dreams and visions God places within us.

Live from the Dwellings Cohort: Mark Bishop, Phil Williams, and Amy and Adam Jones reflect on the story of St. Paul’s Shadwell and the wider quiet revival unfolding around it. Set within a historic conservation area, this conversation explores church planting, hybrid expressions of church, and the power of partnership in reaching local communities. From the House of Prayer to new ventures among young families, it offers a hopeful vision of renewal shaped by creativity, collaboration, and faithful presence.Download our free tools: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Join the online Training Circle: www.dwellings.info/trainingcircleCheck out our in-person cohort: www.dwellings.info/cohort2627

Archie Coates reflects on a quiet revival emerging across the UK, marked by a growing spiritual hunger and openness to the Holy Spirit. Kathryn and Archie discuss what happens when a new generation encounters the presence of God, and how simple faithfulness and expectancy are creating space for renewal. A hopeful and discerning conversation about awakening, the work of the Spirit, and what it means to steward revival in this moment

Ian and Amelia Bain join the conversation to share their journey of cultivating a house church movement in Phoenix, Arizona, and the lessons they are learning about discipleship, leadership, and life together in community. Reflecting on the simplicity of the house church model, they explore how love, humility, and faithful presence become the foundation for lasting revival. A hopeful and grounded conversation about what happens when renewal grows through relationships rather than structures.Download our free tools: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Join the online Training Circle: www.dwellings.info/trainingcircleCheck out our in-person cohort: www.dwellings.info/cohort2627

Josh Benadum joins Kathryn to explore the quiet work of revival taking shape through ordinary believers and everyday discipleship. Drawing from his journey from overseas mission work to cultivating faith communities on college campuses, Josh reflects on how small, unseen acts of faithfulness form authentic disciples and lasting communities. Together they discuss relational church life, intentional disciple-making, and the hopeful vision behind his book A Life that Leads. A grounded and encouraging conversation for anyone longing to see renewal grow through simple, faithful presence.Download our free tools: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Join the online Training Circle: www.dwellings.info/trainingcircleCheck out our in-person cohort: www.dwellings.info/cohort2627

Jon McGinley and David Vincent join David Legge to explore the strategic way of Jesus and how He built capacity in people while reshaping priorities for lasting kingdom impact. In a church culture often driven by activity and urgency, this conversation invites leaders to reconsider formation, strategy, and what faithful ministry looks like today. A thoughtful and hopeful dialogue for anyone longing to see renewal rooted in the way of Jesus.Download our free tools: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Join the online Training Circle: www.dwellings.info/trainingcircleCheck out our in-person cohort: www.dwellings.info/cohort2627

Live from the Dwellings Cohort: Sarah Jackson, who serves as Head of Church Revitalization Trust within the Church of England, is helping steward renewal and church planting in one of the most historic and complex church landscapes in the world. The Church of England carries centuries of tradition, yet it is also navigating profound cultural shifts, spiritual hunger, and new questions about what faithful presence looks like in this moment. Hear how the Spirit is moving both through established institutions and through quiet, grassroots faithfulness. Whether you’re leading within a denomination, planting something new, or simply praying for awakening in your own context, you’ll find Sarah’s perspective steady, wise, and hopeful.Explore the Dwellings Pathway: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Become a Dwellings Supporter: https://dwellings.info/give

What happens when centuries of history meet a fresh move of God? Simon Ponsonby joins Kathryn and David to reflect on St. Aldates' rich past, the quiet revival in Oxford, and how the Spirit is stirring hearts today.Explore the Dwellings Pathway: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Become a Dwellings Supporter: https://dwellings.info/give

David and Kathryn talk about the concept of the 'Quiet Revival' after their return from London and Oxford, where the term was developed to describe a distinctive of today's awakening in the Church. They talk about the importance of honoring past moves of God while being able to also perceive the new thing that God is doing in our day.Explore the Dwellings Pathway: https://dwellings.info/pathwayJoin the Dwellings Community FacebookGroup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/www.dwellings.info/Become a Dwellings Supporter: https://dwellings.info/giveChapters00:00 Introduction to Season Six08:26 Impact of Quiet Revival in the UK13:26 Scripture Reference: Isaiah 4320:44 Understanding Perceiving the New Thing26:31 Response to Outpourings

One of the common questions we are asked regarding house churches is, How do you practice leadership? Team member David Legge walks through a Biblical understanding of leadership as it pertains to a house church. You’ll hear Kathryn and David discuss the five-fold leadership outlined in Ephesians 4, and a weave of leadership that doesn’t look as hierarchical, but still has Bibical order. You’ll hear about how elders and house church leaders likely worked in the cities where the earlychurch began, and how we might model ourselves in similar ways. We also talk about women in ministry, looking at examples in Scripture of how Jesus built his church. In a subject that can feel overwhelming or even controversial,  we hope that you might find helpful ways to look at church leadership in your own context through this discussion.