There are a tonne of resources online, but how do you know what’s going to be helpful?
The following are just a few websites, podcasts, and apps that we recommend for growing in life and faith.

Podcasts and Websites

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Vicar’s Choice

A podcast for “when life and faith go off script”. Delving into issues of faith as it actually connects with the questions of life.

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Podcast conversations with ordinary people who are helping to bring a bit of heaven Down to Earth. Hosted by our Curate, Rev. Andy Dickson.

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Kate Bowler is an author, speaker, podcaster and more. She provides many resources for those wanting to find faith in the messiness of life.

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In conversation with artists, activists, and faith leaders, Rev Dr. Jacqui Lewis explores the transformative potential and urgent need for radical love in our times. 

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‘1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture’ is a film about the first time the word ‘homosexual’ appeared in the Bible, and the subsequent harm that it has caused.

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A modern take on the timeless wisdom of the Christian mystics through meditation and practice. For people searching for more meaning, intimacy, and presence in life.

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Curate’s Choice

A website filled with videos and resources that help with understanding the Bible. They also have an excellent podcast.

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Taking academic thought around the Bible and making it understandable for everyone. A podcast and much more.

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A podcast exploring the many connections between creation, the Bible, and living in Aotearoa.

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Hosted by Palestinian Christians, the podcast explores the intersection of faith and justice in Palestine-Israel.

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Conversations and stories from people who have wrestled with faith/church and sexuality.

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A critically acclaimed multi-series drama following the life of Jesus. Available free on The Chosen website.

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Apps

Download the following from your app store:

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An Aotearoa Anglican app of biblical reflection and prayer.

Tui, tui, tuituia mātou.

Tuia

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A website filled with videos and resources that help with understanding the Bible. They also have an excellent podcast.

Bible Project

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A progressive Christian app that offers daily reading plans, podcasts, and devotionals. It's intended to be inclusive of all Christians, including those who are LGBTQAI+

Our Bible

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Daily Bible readings, a weekly memory verse, engaging questions to pause and talk about, and prompts for reflection and prayer.

Lectio for Families

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Sacred Space

Daily guided prayers, readings, and prompts for being with God.