Great ways to keep learning and growing.

Read an article: 

Check out the five-part Wise Peacemaker blog series for an in-depth exploration of triple listening and the topics covered in the five sessions of Reimagine. 

To help you listen to the culture we’re in, sign up to our Connecting with Culture blog, out every Friday. And to help you imagine what your frontline could be like, sign up to our Word for the Week devotional series, reflecting on a Bible passage with a frontline focus every Monday. Get both to your inbox free. 

To get a deeper understanding of whole-life discipleship and its biblical foundation, read ‘What is a whole-life disciple?’ To learn more about why it’s worth embedding spiritual practices in your everyday life, and get tips on how to do it, read ‘Spiritual practices: your invitation to experiment’. 

Run a Wisdom Lab: 

Our Wisdom Lab small group guides are designed to help you explore some of our culture’s thorniest issues – so you can become wise peacemakers where you are. First run as online events, we’ve adapted them for use in small groups, to spark a better conversation on topics including racial injustice, sexuality, and the role of AI.  

You probably won’t solve all the world’s problems, but you will learn how to live attractively and faithfully as a disciple in our culture. 

Listen to a podcast:

The Whole Life Podcast  

Connecting the Christian story with all of life. LICC’s Paul Woolley and Grace Fielding are joined by well-known experts to discuss just about everything, from AI taking over the world to what makes good stand-up, from the existential dread of ecological crisis to the simple benefits of prayer. There’s literally everything to talk about and just under an hour to talk about it.   

Unscripted   

Vulnerable, candid conversations about hot topics like online dating, career choice, feminism, and holidaying with your significant other before you’re married. In chats hosted by LICC’s Ennette Lainchbury, each topic is addressed in an informal, relatable, and biblical way, modelling how to critique, celebrate, and shape contemporary culture to be more kingdom-like.