Danny Hampson lives and ministers in Ibiza as part of 24/7 Prayer and, he is also completing a Masters in Kingdom Theology with WTC.
Bev Murrill – The Leadership Landscape
As we continue to emerge from, and feel the effects of, the pandemic on church life and practice, what lessons have been learned from that time, and what might church leadership and community look like going forward?
Steve Watts – Church History & Humility
Contrasting the cultural arrogance borne from ignorance of the context of church history with the potential for humility, self-aware insight, and faithful witness empowered by a healthy engagement with church history.
Janey-Lawry-White – Why Study Theology?
Exploring the value of accessible theology for everyone and how vital and life-giving theological study can be for our relationships with God.
Tim Mackie – Biblical Studies and Christology
For our Christmas special, Kenny and Lucy chat with Tim Mackie, from the Bible Project, about his journey from being purely a biblical scholar, to gaining a deeper understanding of Christology and the early church fathers and mothers, and how it plays such a significant part in shaping and influencing our faith.
Bob Ekblad – Christian Nationalism
How Christian Nationalism is a present danger in the US and to some extent the UK in its pursuit of power and exclusion over love and service.
Tobias Siegenthaler – The Bible as Narrative
Tobias and Kenny talk about how developing an awareness of the interplay between New Testament and Hebrew scriptures with regards to literary and narrative links can open our eyes to fresh ways of understanding the biblical text for our world. This episode includes a BONUS blog post!
Freddy Hedley – Lamentations
TheoDisc Podcast episode with Freddy Hedley on how the concept of the ‘right to reply’ in Lamentations is instructive for us in our own concept of intimacy with God.
Lucy Peppiatt – Imago Dei Part 2
Part 2 of discussion of Lucy Peppiatt’s book, The Imago Dei, through an exploration of the doctrine of the Imago Dei and its implications.