Ezekiel Shibemba
Ezekiel shares why the presence of God is so vital for preachers and why we can trust the authority of the Bible.
Gavin Peacock
en-gbSeptember 21, 2022
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About this Episode
Gavin is a former professional footballer and BBC pundit who is currently an associate pastor in Canada. We talk about his journey from the pitch to the pulpit and various aspects pf preaching.
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