2023-01-09T16:00:00
Apologist Joel Furches explores one of life’s big questions
In the Tsodilo Hills of Botswana, called the ‘Mountain of the Gods’ by the local people, lies a hidden cave. Within the cave is a rock carved to look like a serpent. The soil around the rock conceals ancient stone blades, likely used to make living sacrifices to the carved rock. This, archeologists have claimed, may be the earliest-known evidence of religion, said to be 70,000 years old.
In 1997, a spectacular comet hung in the night sky, visible for almost a week. While the world looked at the dazzling wonder suspended among the midnight stars, little did they know that a small group of cultists were… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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2025-08-31T05:00:00Z
Mike Bird and Tom Wright tackle three big listener questions. First: did Jesus know he was God - and if so, in what sense? Tom explores how Jesus reframes what we mean by “God,” drawing on the Gospels and Philippians 2.
2025-08-29T09:42:00Z
For years, Tom Wright has been accused of denying penal substitutionary atonement (PSA) - but is this fair? In a special bonus episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom sits down with Mike Bird to clarify his true views on the cross, challenge common caricatures, and invite listeners into a richer, more biblical understanding of atonement that goes beyond slogans and controversy.
2025-08-24T05:00:00Z
In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle church divisions, explain the differences between covenant theology and dispensationalism, and explore the Salvation Army’s unusual stance on sacraments. They dig deep into Hebrews 6, wrestling with what it really says about salvation security.
2025-08-27T08:47:00Z
Taylor Swift’s engagement to Travis Kelce is more than a celebrity love story - it’s a mirror for our own longings and the pressure to “have it all.” As Swift’s journey resonates with millions, this article explores the relentless burdens modern women face and the deeper freedom Jesus offers: not in perfection or applause, but in knowing we are already enough.
2025-08-21T08:00:00Z
Is Christianity’s decline a modern phenomenon, or has the West been losing its spiritual glue for centuries? In this thought-provoking Unbelievable? conversation, historian Bijan Omrani and writer Paul Kingsnorth explore how technology, culture, and shifting definitions of faith have shaped the church’s relevance - and whether today’s spiritual revival is the real thing or just another fleeting trend.
2025-08-16T09:00:00Z
Do animals deserve moral standing, or is morality a uniquely human trait? In this article, we examine whether animal rights arguments from Peter Singer and others hold up, and why the Christian worldview sees humans - not animals - as responsible moral agents called to care for creation.
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