'That We May See' is a Christian podcast hosted by Joel Lacey and Jeff Jacob. Discussing a large range of topics from practical issues faced by young Christians to the vital truths of Scripture, 'That We May See' is designed to direct young people to the Word of God.
"Lord, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see." - 2 Kings 6:17
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What does it mean to worship God?
In this episode of That We May See, David McGahie insightfully leads an encouraging conversation about the believer’s call to worship.
Together, we explore why God alone is worthy of our worship, what it looks like for worship to come genuinely from the heart, and the danger of simply going through religious motions. The conversation considers worship as more than something we do in a meeting — it is a whole-life response to who God is.
Join us as we look at what it means to worship God sincerely, intentionally, and with our whole lives.
“Lord, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see.” — 2 Kings 6:17
7 Aug 2026
20: Is God Good? (with Paul McCauley)
Paul McCauley returns to the podcast to join Jonny, Luke and Peter for a thought-provoking conversation about some of the most difficult questions people ask when reading the Old Testament.
Together, the team explores these challenging topics, addressing common objections and examining them through the wider story of the Bible. Rather than avoiding the difficult passages, they consider how God's justice, holiness and mercy are revealed throughout the Old Testament and ultimately fulfilled in Christ.
A recurring theme throughout the discussion is that many misconceptions about God's character arise from an inadequate understanding of two realities: the devastating seriousness of sin and the incomparable goodness and holiness of God. By placing these difficult passages within their biblical context, the conversation offers a fresh perspective on God's moral character.
7 Jul 2026
19: Exploring Evangelism (with Tim Coltman)
In this encouraging and challenging episode, Jonny and Joel are joined by Tim Coltman to explore the vital subject of personal evangelism and what it means to share the good news of Jesus Christ in everyday life.
Drawing from Tim’s experience and practical insights, the conversation considers how ordinary moments can become opportunities for gospel witness, whether in conversations with friends, interactions at work, or relationships within our communities. They also discuss how evangelism has evolved in a digital age, exploring both the challenges and unique opportunities presented by social media, online platforms, and an increasingly connected world.
Along the way, they reflect on the biblical responsibility believers have to proclaim Christ, the fears and obstacles that often hold us back, and how we can grow in confidence and faithfulness as witnesses to the gospel. This episode offers both encouragement and practical wisdom for anyone who wants to be more intentional about sharing their faith in a culture that is increasingly sceptical yet deeply in need of hope.
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