2025-10-13T17:00:00
Ruth Jackson is joined again by Professor Alister McGrath, to discuss theology in a multi-part series. They explore what those in Christian ministry learn from C.S. Lewis - the “very ordinary layman” who helped shape modern faith. Alister reflects on Lewis’ approach to prayer and spiritual growth, his vision for Mere Christianity and how his theology speaks to the challenges of living faithfully in a post-Christian culture. The conversation also considers how Lewis’ thought encourages unity across denominations and offers wisdom for addressing today’s ethical and social issues.
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2026-11-09T11:27:00Z
Could artificial intelligence threaten humanity — and is the Antichrist an algorithm? N.T. Wright draws on his encounters with tech billionaire Peter Thiel to explore AI, the end times and why Christians must take responsibility for the future.4
2026-11-05T18:00:00Z
From being forced out of Turkey to evacuating war-torn Beirut, Cambridge scientist Denis Alexander tells Professor Andrew C. Scott how a remarkable life in science strengthened his commitment to exploring Christian faith.
2026-11-05T10:24:00Z
What does it really mean to love your neighbour? Should Christians give more generously, rethink their support for local churches, or prioritise saving lives over saving souls? John Nelson is joined by Princeton philosopher Matthew Adelstein and Christian charity leader JD Bauman to explore effective altruism, asking whether following Jesus should radically change how we spend our money, choose our careers and care for others.
2026-10-26T12:00:00Z
What if everything we think we know about reality is only part of the story? Could the stories we dismiss as fantasy actually reveal something true about the world? And have we become so accustomed to seeing life in a particular way that we’re missing something extraordinary?
2026-10-20T13:16:00Z
Just because we can do something, does that mean we should? What happens when our technology advances faster than our ability to control it? And have we created things we may no longer be able to stop?
2026-10-12T18:00:00Z
Can something – or someone – be beautiful, charismatic and deeply dangerous at the same time? And why is the world so rarely as simple as “good people” and “bad people”?
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