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Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
Why does Philip Pullman hate The Magician’s Nephew?
Can fairy tales reveal God? Amy Scott Robinson on stories, faith and the human imagination
Has Christianity forgotten its own history? Why the past still matters
Does evolution point to God? Simon Conway Morris and Sam McKee on science, faith and the mystery of life
On whose secret service? The alarming rise of AI agents
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Our Latest Articles
Did the Church invent the Trinity?
Did the early Church invent the Trinity, or formalise what the New Testament already taught? Dale Tuggy and Joshua Sijuwade debate what Scripture says about the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit - and whether the doctrine of the Trinity faithfully reflects the beliefs of the first Christians.
Do We Really Go to Heaven When We Die? Tom Wright Explains
Tom Wright and Mike Bird rethink what happens after death, exploring the difference between heaven as an intermediate state and the ultimate biblical hope of resurrection and new creation. They unpack famous passages, question traditional views, and offer a richer vision of God’s plan for the future.
Are Near-Death Experiences Glimpses of Heaven? NT Wright Responds
Stories of people seeing Jesus, heaven or even hell after being declared clinically dead can be compelling. But should Christians treat near-death experiences as evidence of the afterlife? NT Wright and Mike Bird offer a fascinating response that is open, hopeful and surprisingly cautious.
Will science make religion obsolete? Two scientists debate God, AI and the future
As artificial intelligence grows more powerful and science reveals ever more about the universe and ourselves, will belief in God eventually become obsolete? Or are the biggest questions precisely the ones science cannot answer?
Did CS Lewis get Jesus and the Bible wrong?
C. S. Lewis’s influence on Christian thought is undisputed - but was he truly a theologian, and did he always interpret Scripture well? In this lively conversation, scholars Leslie Baynes and Jahdiel Perez debate Lewis’s theology, his famous “liar, lunatic or Lord” argument, and the enduring power of Narnia to communicate faith beyond the confines of academic debate.
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Ask NT Wright Anything
Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
Are people basically good or evil? Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle big questions about human nature, the identity of the “beloved disciple,” and whether the Sermon on the Mount is legalistic - or something far more radical. Discover the Bible’s vision for what it means to be truly human.
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle personal and practical questions about faith and life: What if you desire other things more than God? Can Christians work in war-related industries? And where did Pilate judge Jesus? They explore spiritual anxiety, conscience in the workplace, and the historical setting of the Gospels.
Jesus as the glory of God, Do we need to rethink the Trinity, being a force for theological sanity in your Church
Tom Wright and Mike Bird discuss how Jesus reveals God’s glory, whether the Trinity needs rethinking, and how to stay faithful when you disagree with your church’s theology. They offer practical wisdom for navigating doctrinal differences while keeping unity and humility.
Near Death Experiences, the Eternal Son, could Satan have thwarted Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle near-death experiences, the meaning of Jesus as the Son of God, and whether Satan could have derailed Jesus’ mission. They explore what the Bible says about death, the identity of Christ, and the nature of spiritual evil.
The Bible and self-forgiveness? The Ascension and were the Samaritans really Israelites?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle self-forgiveness, the history of the Samaritans, and the meaning of the Ascension for Christians today. They discuss how to heal from guilt, the complex relationship between Jews and Samaritans, and why Jesus’ Ascension is crucial for understanding his ongoing reign.
Where do Christians go when they die? Jesus kept healing on the Sabbath? And is ‘faith’ enough?
Can someone else’s faith help bring us to Jesus? What really happens after Christians die? And why did Jesus keep healing people on the Sabbath?
Why was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle why Jesus spoke in riddles, how Christians should approach divorce and remarriage, and what Isaiah 53 really reveals about Christ and prophecy. A thoughtful episode blending biblical insight and practical wisdom.
Is the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
Tom Wright tackles big questions on whether Protestants miss out by misunderstanding the Orthodox tradition, if the Greek Orthodox Church is biblical, and who the “elect lady” in 2 John really was. Plus, guidance on judgement, holiness, and Christian witness.
What Did Jesus Mean By “My Father’s House”? How should we think about euthanasia, and what are the rewards of Heaven?
This episode explores what Jesus meant by “my Father’s house,” the biblical meaning of heavenly rewards, and how Christians should approach complex questions about euthanasia, human dignity, and the hope of new creation.
Jesus and God’s wrath, was the Holy Spirit in the OT and did God really command violence?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle some of the Bible’s toughest questions: How do we understand Jesus and God’s wrath, the presence of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, and God’s commands about violence? A thoughtful, honest look at Scripture’s hardest topics.
Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Jesus as the glory of God, Do we need to rethink the Trinity, being a force for theological sanity in your Church
Near Death Experiences, the Eternal Son, could Satan have thwarted Jesus?
The Bible and self-forgiveness? The Ascension and were the Samaritans really Israelites?
Where do Christians go when they die? Jesus kept healing on the Sabbath? And is ‘faith’ enough?
Why was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Is the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
What Did Jesus Mean By “My Father’s House”? How should we think about euthanasia, and what are the rewards of Heaven?
Jesus and God’s wrath, was the Holy Spirit in the OT and did God really command violence?
Unbelievable? the Interview
Matters of Life & Death
On whose secret service? The alarming rise of AI agents
Why should Christians care about the crisis in universities?
‘Childfree’ not ‘childless’: The changing culture around choosing not to have children
Are smartphones really damaging our children? with Andy Crouch
What does it mean to be made in the image of God?
Magnifica humanitas: Will the Pope’s letter on AI make any difference?
Enough is enough: Can you have too much healthcare?
Energy abundance: Is the coming solar power revolution a blessing from God?
Why is Britain becoming ungovernable? The grey vote and the need for intergenerational justice
Autism: Disability or superpower?
Culture
‘Childfree’ not ‘childless’: The changing culture around choosing not to have children
This episode tackles two hot topics: the rising “childfree” movement and a breakthrough foetal surgery. We ask if celebrating childlessness is a problem as birth rates fall, and explore the ethical doublethink in celebrating prenatal surgery while supporting abortion for similar conditions.
Did C. S. Lewis get Jesus and the Bible wrong? Jahdiel Perez and Leslie Baynes
Should we be scared? How AI is changing morality, meaning and human identity! With Theologian Dr Brian R Brock and AI Expert Prof Nigel Crook
Autism: Disability or superpower?
From population bomb to fertility cliff edge: The ethics of birth rates
What would it take for Alex O’Connor to believe Jesus rose from the dead? Trent Horn v Alex O’Connor
Ethics
Does evolution point to God? Simon Conway Morris and Sam McKee on science, faith and the mystery of life
Does evolution point to God - or away from Him? Cambridge paleobiologist Simon Conway Morris and scientist Sam McKee join John Nelson to discuss evolutionary convergence, faith, human uniqueness, Genesis, and whether science can deepen our sense of wonder and belief.
On whose secret service? The alarming rise of AI agents
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Why should Christians care about the crisis in universities?
‘Childfree’ not ‘childless’: The changing culture around choosing not to have children
Are smartphones really damaging our children? with Andy Crouch
Blockbuster Shows
Is religion good or bad for society? | Ben Shapiro v Alex O’Connor
The Robot Race: How should humanity flourish in an AI world? (Part 2) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
The Robot Race: Could AI ever replace humanity? (Part 1) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
Do consciousness and near-death experiences point to an afterlife? | Sharon Dirckx vs Emily Qureshi-Hurst
Can Science and Religion Tell us What it Means to be Human? | Philip Ball & Nick Spencer
Christianity, the Sexual Revolution and the future of the West | Rod Dreher & Louise Perry
Is God Dead? | Prof John Lennox & Dave Rubin
Did Jesus of Nazareth rise from the dead? | Bart Ehrman & Justin Bass
Are Millennials and Gen Z ready to believe in God? | Mikhaila Peterson & Jon McCray (Whaddo You Meme)
Robots, Transhumanism, and Life Beyond Earth | Lord Martin Rees & John Wyatt
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Why I Believe
When I consider the heavens - A doctors reasoning for God | Dr Antony Latham
A military man finds God: the story of Jon Wilke
Is atheism rational? How a physicalist atheist discovered Christianity
Hope in despair: How a militant atheist encountered God
Making sense of reality: How an atheist philosopher discovered Jesus via paganism
A brief encounter: How a successful professional on Capitol Hill moved from secular humanism to Christianity
Discovering purpose: An engineer's evolution from atheism to a life filled with meaning
Transformed: How a despised Indian child became an evangelist
From radical atheist to Christian via rigorous intellectual study
Free at last: How an atheist addict was healed from addiction and suicidal thoughts
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Latest on Sexuality and gender
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Unapologetic
#121 How viruses challenge our perception of good and evil with Christian Virologist Dr Mirjam Schilling
#120 James Emery White: Is online church the way forward?
#119 James Emery White: Should we prioritise young people?
Unapologetic #118 James Emery White: Is Christ irrelevant in a post-Christian culture?
Unapologetic #117 Nicola Morrison: How to find hope in despair
Unapologetic #116 Nicola Morrison: A trip to church saved my life
The Big Conversation
The Robot Race: How should humanity flourish in an AI world? (Part 2) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
The Robot Race: Could AI ever replace humanity? (Part 1) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
Do consciousness and near-death experiences point to an afterlife? | Sharon Dirckx vs Emily Qureshi-Hurst
Can Science and Religion Tell us What it Means to be Human? | Philip Ball & Nick Spencer
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Navigating the Old Testament
Does evolution point to God? Simon Conway Morris and Sam McKee on science, faith and the mystery of life
Does evolution point to God - or away from Him? Cambridge paleobiologist Simon Conway Morris and scientist Sam McKee join John Nelson to discuss evolutionary convergence, faith, human uniqueness, Genesis, and whether science can deepen our sense of wonder and belief.
Was the Cross not enough? Rethinking the atonement with two Bible scholars | David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands
Did Jesus’ atoning work finish on the cross - or is there more to the story? Bible scholars David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands join John Nelson to rethink atonement, exploring what the cross, resurrection, and ascension really mean for Christian faith, salvation, and everyday life.
Why was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle why Jesus spoke in riddles, how Christians should approach divorce and remarriage, and what Isaiah 53 really reveals about Christ and prophecy. A thoughtful episode blending biblical insight and practical wisdom.
Is the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
Tom Wright tackles big questions on whether Protestants miss out by misunderstanding the Orthodox tradition, if the Greek Orthodox Church is biblical, and who the “elect lady” in 2 John really was. Plus, guidance on judgement, holiness, and Christian witness.
Discovering the New Testament
Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
Are people basically good or evil? Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle big questions about human nature, the identity of the “beloved disciple,” and whether the Sermon on the Mount is legalistic - or something far more radical. Discover the Bible’s vision for what it means to be truly human.
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle personal and practical questions about faith and life: What if you desire other things more than God? Can Christians work in war-related industries? And where did Pilate judge Jesus? They explore spiritual anxiety, conscience in the workplace, and the historical setting of the Gospels.
Was the Cross not enough? Rethinking the atonement with two Bible scholars | David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands
Did Jesus’ atoning work finish on the cross - or is there more to the story? Bible scholars David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands join John Nelson to rethink atonement, exploring what the cross, resurrection, and ascension really mean for Christian faith, salvation, and everyday life.
Near Death Experiences, the Eternal Son, could Satan have thwarted Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle near-death experiences, the meaning of Jesus as the Son of God, and whether Satan could have derailed Jesus’ mission. They explore what the Bible says about death, the identity of Christ, and the nature of spiritual evil.
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Does evolution point to God? Simon Conway Morris and Sam McKee on science, faith and the mystery of life
Does evolution point to God - or away from Him? Cambridge paleobiologist Simon Conway Morris and scientist Sam McKee join John Nelson to discuss evolutionary convergence, faith, human uniqueness, Genesis, and whether science can deepen our sense of wonder and belief.
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Was the Cross not enough? Rethinking the atonement with two Bible scholars | David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands
Did Jesus’ atoning work finish on the cross - or is there more to the story? Bible scholars David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands join John Nelson to rethink atonement, exploring what the cross, resurrection, and ascension really mean for Christian faith, salvation, and everyday life.
Will science and AI make religion obsolete? Paul Heslop vs Simon Walker-Samuel
Will science and AI make religion a thing of the past? In this lively debate, physicists Paul Heslop and Simon Walker-Samuel explore whether advances in technology and neuroscience will replace faith - or show why we still need it. From AI and evolution to meaning and morality, discover the future of belief in a rapidly changing world.
Did C. S. Lewis get Jesus and the Bible wrong? Jahdiel Perez and Leslie Baynes
Did C.S. Lewis get Jesus and the Bible right - or miss the mark? Lewis scholars Leslie Baynes and Jahdiel Perez join John Nelson to debate Lewis’s theology, his “liar, lunatic or Lord” argument, and the biblical imagination behind Narnia - a must-listen for fans and critics alike.
Ask NT Wright Anything
Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
Are people basically good or evil? Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle big questions about human nature, the identity of the “beloved disciple,” and whether the Sermon on the Mount is legalistic - or something far more radical. Discover the Bible’s vision for what it means to be truly human.
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle personal and practical questions about faith and life: What if you desire other things more than God? Can Christians work in war-related industries? And where did Pilate judge Jesus? They explore spiritual anxiety, conscience in the workplace, and the historical setting of the Gospels.
Jesus as the glory of God, Do we need to rethink the Trinity, being a force for theological sanity in your Church
Tom Wright and Mike Bird discuss how Jesus reveals God’s glory, whether the Trinity needs rethinking, and how to stay faithful when you disagree with your church’s theology. They offer practical wisdom for navigating doctrinal differences while keeping unity and humility.
Near Death Experiences, the Eternal Son, could Satan have thwarted Jesus?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle near-death experiences, the meaning of Jesus as the Son of God, and whether Satan could have derailed Jesus’ mission. They explore what the Bible says about death, the identity of Christ, and the nature of spiritual evil.
The Bible and self-forgiveness? The Ascension and were the Samaritans really Israelites?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle self-forgiveness, the history of the Samaritans, and the meaning of the Ascension for Christians today. They discuss how to heal from guilt, the complex relationship between Jews and Samaritans, and why Jesus’ Ascension is crucial for understanding his ongoing reign.
Where do Christians go when they die? Jesus kept healing on the Sabbath? And is ‘faith’ enough?
Can someone else’s faith help bring us to Jesus? What really happens after Christians die? And why did Jesus keep healing people on the Sabbath?
Why was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle why Jesus spoke in riddles, how Christians should approach divorce and remarriage, and what Isaiah 53 really reveals about Christ and prophecy. A thoughtful episode blending biblical insight and practical wisdom.
Is the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
Tom Wright tackles big questions on whether Protestants miss out by misunderstanding the Orthodox tradition, if the Greek Orthodox Church is biblical, and who the “elect lady” in 2 John really was. Plus, guidance on judgement, holiness, and Christian witness.
What Did Jesus Mean By “My Father’s House”? How should we think about euthanasia, and what are the rewards of Heaven?
This episode explores what Jesus meant by “my Father’s house,” the biblical meaning of heavenly rewards, and how Christians should approach complex questions about euthanasia, human dignity, and the hope of new creation.
Jesus and God’s wrath, was the Holy Spirit in the OT and did God really command violence?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle some of the Bible’s toughest questions: How do we understand Jesus and God’s wrath, the presence of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, and God’s commands about violence? A thoughtful, honest look at Scripture’s hardest topics.
Are people basically ‘good’ or ‘evil’? Who was the ‘beloved’ disciple? And is the Sermon on the Mount legalism?
What if I desire other things more than God? Can I work in war and weaponry? Where did Pilate judge Jesus?
Jesus as the glory of God, Do we need to rethink the Trinity, being a force for theological sanity in your Church
Near Death Experiences, the Eternal Son, could Satan have thwarted Jesus?
The Bible and self-forgiveness? The Ascension and were the Samaritans really Israelites?
Where do Christians go when they die? Jesus kept healing on the Sabbath? And is ‘faith’ enough?
Why was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Is the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
What Did Jesus Mean By “My Father’s House”? How should we think about euthanasia, and what are the rewards of Heaven?
Jesus and God’s wrath, was the Holy Spirit in the OT and did God really command violence?
Unbelievable? The Interview
Matters of Life & Death
On whose secret service? The alarming rise of AI agents
Why should Christians care about the crisis in universities?
‘Childfree’ not ‘childless’: The changing culture around choosing not to have children
Are smartphones really damaging our children? with Andy Crouch
What does it mean to be made in the image of God?
Magnifica humanitas: Will the Pope’s letter on AI make any difference?
Enough is enough: Can you have too much healthcare?
Energy abundance: Is the coming solar power revolution a blessing from God?
Why is Britain becoming ungovernable? The grey vote and the need for intergenerational justice
Autism: Disability or superpower?
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More Blockbuster Shows
Is religion good or bad for society? | Ben Shapiro v Alex O’Connor
The Robot Race: How should humanity flourish in an AI world? (Part 2) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
The Robot Race: Could AI ever replace humanity? (Part 1) | Nigel Crook & Anil Seth
Do consciousness and near-death experiences point to an afterlife? | Sharon Dirckx vs Emily Qureshi-Hurst
Can Science and Religion Tell us What it Means to be Human? | Philip Ball & Nick Spencer
Christianity, the Sexual Revolution and the future of the West | Rod Dreher & Louise Perry
Is God Dead? | Prof John Lennox & Dave Rubin
Did Jesus of Nazareth rise from the dead? | Bart Ehrman & Justin Bass
Are Millennials and Gen Z ready to believe in God? | Mikhaila Peterson & Jon McCray (Whaddo You Meme)
Robots, Transhumanism, and Life Beyond Earth | Lord Martin Rees & John Wyatt
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