The Plumb Line

I started listening to the very first episode released in 2019 about a month ago, and have made my way through the 2019 episodes and the start of 2020. I’ve just finished the second one in lockdown. I don’t know why I haven’t come across this podcast before - it may be because I’m a southerner rather than a northerner - but I wish I’d been aware of them sooner. I love the unpolished and authentic conversations between these two friends. It’s a privilege to hear their insights on life, culture, entertainment, church and faith in the UK. It’s a joy to hear their banter and love for each other. The guest episodes have also been great. These podcasts have encouraged me to get back into regular Bible reading and times of prayer, and to continue to invest in my local church. They’re hugely encouraging in general, and I’ve been recommending them to other Christian women I know. I hope that by the time I’ve caught up to the present day, they’ll have released a few more new episodes!

I thoroughly enjoy listening to the plumb line because it is made by women who have been saved by an amazing God and are just sharing their lives and thoughts on that and many other things. It’s like the best bits of after-church-chat, with a gentle Sheffield accent, plenty of tangents and just enough biblical insight. Especially enjoy the guest episodes as they open up a world totally unknown to me (eg the daily fight of women in the upper echelons of academia) and of course the plumb crumble each time. I am trying to do something cool so that I will eventually be invited on to chat with Cat and Cat.

What an amazing way to think, giggle and cry through the things of God and how his word relates to his people. In a world of US male presenters in this area it is especially good to hear sisters from the northern UK creating this content. Plumb on you crazy Cats!

Really interesting interviews and topics, by two lovely down to earth hosts. Thank you ladies!