In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom Wright and Mike Bird engage with deeply personal and theologically rich questions. They explore how the grace of God meets us amid identity struggles, wh...

Is our obsession with personal autonomy leading to fulfilment - or fracture? Max Jeganathan (author of The Freedom Trap) and Andrew Copson (CEO of Humanists UK) explore the purpose, power, and pitfall...

Christian physician Dr Erik Strandness weighs in having listened to Rabbi Jonathan Romain and Dr. Mark Pickering debate this tough subject, and finds that how we perceive purpose and suffering plays a...

"To change the world we must be good to those who cannot repay us" tweeted @Pontifex aka Jorge Mario Bergoglio, or Pope Francis, in October 2014 The papacy of Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been extraordin...

Reflections on the Ontological Argument: Part 1 of 4

Erik Strandness explores the hiddenness of God

Erik Strandness offers his insights on a recent Unbelievable? episode, which featured a debate over the problem of divine hiddenness between atheist public philosopher Julian Baggini and Oxford Univer...

An under-reported story of the tumultuous first months of the second Donald Trump administration is how his team are brutally cutting back long-established federal institutions.

Apologist Adam Coleman considers a famous exchange between two great abolitionists, and the meaning and purpose that God gives us

Author Joel Furches considers practical principles and actions in response to abuse in the Church

In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom and Mike dive into two foundational topics: the resurrection and the role of apostles in the early church. What did first-century Jews believe about res...

Dr Tim Wyatt explores the complex relationship between Christianity and technology in today's digital age. From neo-Luddites to techno-optimists, discover the balanced path for believers in the midst ...

Author Joel Furches explores one of the least understood and most overlooked rational arguments for God, and addresses its objections

Can a pro-life Christian anaesthetist take part in surgical abortions, even if they are simply ensuring the mother is safely put under and do not do the actual abortion? What about the nurse checking ...

If God exists, why isn't His existence obvious to everyone? In today's Unbelievable? debate, public philosopher Julian Baggini and Oxford University's Dr. Max Baker-Hytch go head-to-head on the proble...

Erik Strandness reflects on a debate between a Christian evolutionist and an atheist, and wishes some more intelligent designs were acknowledged

Philosophical reflection on infinity leads to inevitable conclusions about the nature of reality and the existence of a powerful personal creator

Elon Musk, the mercurial billionaire who owns Twitter, is increasingly wielding his enormous political power via his social media network, interfering in politics in America and far beyond.

In this episode we revisit our last conversation on contraception (linked below) with Dawn McAvoy from the "pro-women pro-life" movement Both Lives, and reconsider why so many women today are turning ...

What was Lewis' favourite Shakespeare play? Dr Sarah Waters, assistant professor of language and literature at Sterling College, Kansas, delves into Lewis' literary accessibility and theological insig...

Joshua Broome in conversation with Billy Hallowell

This week's episode picks up on our last conversation with paediatrician Julie Maxwell from 2023, and in particular the sweeping changes made to how gender-questioning children are treated in Britain ...

Is the Christmas story a comforting myth or a historical reality? NT Wright explores the evidence behind the Gospel narratives, challenging modern scepticism and affirming the season's wonder as the m...

Is the Christmas story a comforting myth or a historical reality? NT Wright explores the evidence behind the Gospel narratives, challenging modern scepticism and affirming the season's wonder as the m...

Join an electrifying debate exploring life's ultimate questions: What's the purpose of existence? How do God and atheism shape our understanding of the cosmos, consciousness, and meaning? Recorded at ...

In this episode we discuss what the bill proposes, the campaign that built up to the debate, how MPs discussed and voted on the bill, and what happens now.

What divides Catholics and Protestants theologically? How does the role of Mary and the authority of scripture shape the faith journeys of believers in these traditions?

This soldier was reading the Bible for fun, but it led to serious soul-searching and heartfelt prayer

Gathering thinkers on different sides of the "assisted dying" debate leaves many unanswered objections to the UK's proposals to introduce euthanasia

Evangelicals are often blamed for voting for a man who is not a model of virtue and holiness. So why do Christian voters make this choice?

As the UK prepares for a crucial parliamentary debate on the Assisted Dying Bill, the Unbelievable? podcast delves into this emotionally charged issue. Unlike in countries such as the USA, Canada, and...

On November 22nd 1963, Clive Staples Lewis - Jack to his friends - died in Oxford, England. However, 61 years after his death, is CS Lewis still relevant? We hear from former pastor-turned atheist, Da...

In light of recent events in the Church of England, culminating in Archbishop Justin Welby's resignation, Drew Cordell looks at whether there is any hope

Apologist Joel Furches explores the evolution of religion, focussing on the most ancient religion still practised today

This week we speak with church pastor and author Ed Shaw about John's book on friendship, and in particular how it intersects with those who are same-sex attracted like him.