Frequentsee Conversations

Katia Adams and Liam Parker (of Flow Church UK) discuss the future of the Church, Judgement v Compassion, and true persecution (in the time of COVID-19). Katia is a Church Planter and ministry leader in Boston, Massachusetts. Liam is the leader of Flow Church UK.   

As a Christian, it's so easy to assume that the people around you know who Jesus is and what He did. But what if they don't? "Who is Jesus?" is one of the most important questions people are asking, but we rarely take the time to explicitly share about Him. In this episode, Katia takes the time to answer questions about the person of Jesus. She tackles the myth that "he was just a good man", and shares personal stories about how Jesus has transformed her personal world. 

There's a temptation in every Christian's heart to work hard for her/his breakthrough. But hustling for your breakthrough is the exact opposite of stewardship. In this episode, Katia exposes the worldly expression "hustle", that's been creeping into the Christian vernacular, and reminds us that rest is the best position to take ground in the kingdom of God. 

Katia Adams wraps up the mini-series on leadership. As she discusses influential books and describes what mentorship means to her, we uncover a lot of great tips on leadership. You are sure to be encouraged and challenged after her authentic responses to the questions: how did you develop your leadership skills? And, what skill was the most difficult to develop?

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Julian Adams and Liam Parker (of Flow Church UK) discuss current events including the death of George Floyd, protests, and Covid-19. Julian gives insight into what influence in the kingdom of God is meant to look like. He also shares from his heart about the effects of racism and white privilege on society, and how we can combat them. 

As believers, we are often called to step outside of our comfort zones to take risky steps of faith. When approaching those decisions, how do you determine if something is a good decision or a "God decision?" Join us for a discussion on how pragmatism and the prophetic play into Julian and Katia’s decision-making process. As they talk about their approach to faith decisions, they also give us great leadership tips on how to proactively build a community that expects God to speak.

In the course of history, many revivals have come and gone. With each one looking different, it's no wonder people question what revival is supposed to look like. As someone who has lived through many revivals, Julian has a unique perspective on this topic. He believes that revival is meant to be a "go and show" movement, taking the power of the Holy Spirit out of the church to awaken the world. The best days of revival are happening now, and the world needs to be shown what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

One of the most common questions our team is asked is "How do you live a supernatural lifestyle naturally?" Living a life connected to the spirit brings about the fruits and gifts of the spirit. By showing up to a community ready to share the fullness of God inside of us, the supernatural becomes natural. This provoking episode provides practical advice on how to bring the miraculous into your everyday life.

Many of us know that God is speaking, but are unaware that our internal world is wired to receive from God in a specific way. In this episode, Julian unpacks five common prophetic personality types. We hope that you will recognize how God is speaking to you, by learning about how the expressive, contemplative, strategic, mystic, and adventurous prophetic personalities tend to hear from God.

Our culture seems to be increasingly enthralled by new age demonstrations of power. The world is longing for the authentic move of the Holy Spirit, which always points to Jesus as the only way. Join Julian and Katia as they enter the discussion on spirituality, answering questions about angels and demons and discussing their tips on interacting with the spiritual realm.

What would it look like if we fully understood God’s design for the roles and authority given to men and women? With the rising popularity of the feminist movement and the discussions rising within churches today, the topic of gender equality could not be more relevant. Julian and Katia are passionate about bringing revelation and clarity to this topic. By opening up about how they function within their family, they define what they believe and show us the importance of understanding truth.

Today's generation is crying out for community. With the advent of social media and other technology, it is becoming increasingly challenging to find belonging. In this episode of Frequentsee Conversations, Julian and Katia talk about how to create a "tribe." They help us understand how the family of God is meant to relate to each other and the non-believer. 

What is a prophet? In this episode of Frequentsee Conversations, Julian de-mystifies the prophetic into terms average people can understand. He shares his story about how he discovered he was a prophet, and Katia shares what it's like to be married to a prophet. We talk about the 5-fold gifts, as described in Ephesians, and how the movement of the prophetic is changing. 

Gratitude and generosity are some of Julian and Katia's highest core values. In this episode of Frequentsee Conversations, we discuss practical generosity in the context of the Kingdom of God. We cover topics like prosperity preachers, engaging faith while giving, and generosity in marriage. 

In the very first Frequentsee Conversations podcast, we introduce Julian and Katia Adams, the directors of Frequentsee. The couple share their hearts for ministry, give background to why they do what they do, and encourage us to stop living small and insignificant lives.