Paul Davenport and Josh Dean conclude a two part series about pride and how it is characterised in the Biblical narrative.  This section shows how the Bible, and especially Jesus, uses stories and parables to help us think deeper and challenge ourselves. 

In a two part mini series Paul Davenport talks to Josh Dean about pride and how it is characterised in the Biblical narrative but also about how the Bible uses stories, or parables, to help us think deeper and challenge ourselves. 

Paul talks to Dan Parsons about another important word in the New Testament - the concept of 'grace'.  The conversation focuses on Ephesians chapter 2 and shows how a religion based on rules and laws is bound to fail, but grace is much more powerful. Listen in to find out why!

What does faith look like in the real world?  In this conversation Dan Weatherall talks  to Mick and Karen McNeil about faith in action in their daily lives, how it shapes the way they deal with life's experiences, whether at work or home or in the context of global events such as Coronavirus. 

Is faith a simplistic, blind belief in something? Is it a gift that some people have and so are able to trust in something without question or doubt?  Or does it require evidence which is open to doubt, questions, even confusion? Josh Dean and Paul Davenport discuss some Biblical examples of faith and find that it really is not so simple after all.

Is there such a thing as genuine predictive prophecy? Is the point of prophecy in the Bible to predict the future so that we know what's coming or does it serve some other purpose?  Is prophecy intended to bring people who don't believe to embrace faith in God or is it directed at people who already have faith?  All of these questions and more are discussed in this conversation by Dan Weatherall and Paul Davenport.