If the biblical Sabbath is Saturday, why do Christians worship on Sunday? N.T. Wright traces the Sabbath through Scripture to show how Jesus’ resurrection reshaped time, rest, and the meaning of God’s Kingdom
In this wide-ranging interview, Lord Nigel Biggar - Oxford theologian, Anglican priest, and Conservative peer - argues that Christians must stop outsourcing public courage and can’t hide behind niceness when truth and justice are contested.
He never sought authority, avoided institutions, and disliked administration, yet CS Lewis has led millions into faith. What does his influence tell us about leadership, persuasion, and belief today?
An atheist philosopher and a Christian scientist ask whether the universe looks “designed” or whether we’re reading meaning into the maths. From fine-tuning and multiverses to time, salvation and aliens, this conversation goes to the edge of science and faith.
Can Christians work within unjust governments? What actually changes with the New Covenant? And what does the future hold for Anglicanism amid global shifts and internal tensions?
Does your everyday work really matter to God? Why did Jesus have to be fully human and fully divine? And how should Christians live faithfully while waiting for Jesus’ return?
Last year, the democratically-elected MPs of Britain’s House of Commons passed by a margin of 23 votes a bill to introduce assisted suicide for the first time. Before it can come into force, the bill has to also be approved by the UK’s unelected upper chamber of parliament, the House of Lords. Here it has started to founder, as opposition grows and the parliamentary procedure is gummed up by a thousand separate amendments.
Read storyThis episode tackles the uncomfortable question of why the church—and especially the evangelical tradition—can be so vulnerable to abuse. Psychologist Elly Hanson joins us to explore the cultural and psychological weaknesses that abusers exploit, drawing on her work for the Church of England’s investigation into John Smyth.
In the final episode of our series on the Bible’s big story, we explore the often-overlooked theme of New Creation. Why does the Christian hope for resurrection, heaven, and the renewal of all things matter for how we live and make decisions today?
In this episode we discuss the mysteries of the cosmic universal story of redemption – with a lamb slain from the foundation of the world alongside a real historical man dying in a real place and time once and for all.
In this special edition of the CS Lewis Podcast, we’re sharing a conversation first recorded for the Lesser Known Lewis podcast, kindly made available for our listeners.
This is a special episode taken from the Lesser Known Lewis podcast, a podcast which focuses on CS Lewis’ essays and short works, which Ruth Jackson was a guest on in 2024. She discusses CS Lewis’ speech ‘Christian Apologetics’ and provides insight into her background with Lewis.