Dialogue

Making sense of race and justice with Dr Anthony Bradley

We speak to Dr Anthony Bradley who is a professor of religious studies, chair of the program in Religious and Theological Studies, director of the Center for the Study of Human Flourishing at The King's College in New York City. He is also a research fellow at The Acton Institute.

Creating Breathing Space

Jesus called us to be a truth-seeking, justice-bringing, peace-loving, witness-bearing, reconciling, lamenting and healing presence in a time like this.

George Floyd, Police Brutality and Jesus: A Conversation with Bishop Vincent Matthews

We talk to our dear friend Bishop Vincent Matthews about the tragic incident surrounding the death of George Floyd. He also shares his thoughts on systemic racism, protests and how the good news of Jesus speak to all of this.

 

 

 

 

 

Ask the Capitalist Anything

Despite its many failings, Louise Mabille still thinks the free market is the best option we have and most compatible to Christian belief.

 

 

 

 

The Holy Spirit

Many people feel as if they understand who God the Father is and who Jesus is, but they become confused about the Holy Spirit. On Sunday we'll explore who the Holy Spirit is and who he is not. Importantly, we'll also look at what it means for the Holy Spirit to dwell in us richly.

 

 

Pentecost

People were praying, people were expectant, and suddenly the Holy Spirit descended on the first followers of Jesus. This week we will take a look at what this unexpected story means and the profound potential it can unlock in our lives. The Spirit has come, let's meet Him together

Ask the Marxist Anything

Jonty Langley is a Christian writer and commentator who also works for one of the oldest mission agencies in the world. He thinks Christians should embrace socialism and be warmer to Marxist thought.

 

 

 

 

 

Why the Ascension of Jesus Matters

Why the Ascension of Jesus Matters

God, Biology and Ethics

 

Join us as Prof Alexander from Cambridge University deals with questions like: Do we have free will? Robots and Consciousness? Should we edit our Children's genome? And other very tricky ethical issues. Denis Alexander is a fellow at St. Edmund's College, Cambridge and has spent the past 40 years in the biological research community. In 2012 he delivered the prestigious Gifford Lectures at St. Andrews University on the theme 'Genes, Determinism and God'.

Waiting Well: The Virtue of Patience

How to Actively Wait