Here on God in The Ordinary we talk a lot about how our regular days and roles help us to reveal God to those around us. So, is there still a place for big Christian conferences and larger gatherings of Jesus-followers? This week we chat to Paul Harcourt who’s the current National Leader of New Wine, a yearly Bible festival in the UK. Paul helps us to think about how we can encourage each other through big get-togethers as well as how we can take what we learn at such meetings back to our day-to-day living. We talk about how to discern and listen out for the voice of the Holy Spirit, and how we can become the kind of people who respond to His directions. Paul helps us to think about the importance of demonstrating the Gospel, not just proclaiming it, and gives some great advice on how to start each day. We also discuss the new adventure Paul’s son with autism is beginning and we reflect on how parents need to trust God in all stages of their children’s lives. Join us as and be encouraged through this podcast, then head on over New Wine’s website (you’ll find the link in the show notes) to find some inspiring and motivating teaching on joining God in building His Kingdom, right where you are.