A review of the relevance of the exile narratives contained in sacred scripture.

Insights into our baptismal vocation in light of the work of Anglican Archbishop Rowan Williams.

Is Kathryn Tanner's article linking the incarnation with the atonement, in light of feminist critiques, sufficient on pastoral grounds to explain the relevancy of the passion to women in modern church contexts?

A review of a chapter on Kathryn Tanner's book on the operation of the Holy Spirit.

The role of prophecy is commonly discussed and debated among Christians. The question remains: what makes a prophet? Are they chosen before the foundations of the world, or were they simply born this way? Or have they done something to have acquired this unique status? Join us as we explore this contested issue.

A review of Oliver Crisp's work on the incarnation of the Son of God and pastoral questions about how to make this doctrine relevant.

Saint Augustine, the fourth-century church father, is believed to be one of the first thinkers to develop the concept of original sin from sacred scripture; yet, theology is often contested in light of supposed advances in the material sciences. Can faith and reason be reconciled in light of these scientific and philosophical discoveries?

In what ways can we understand Jesus and the early Christian movement within its Jewish context? In what ways have Christian interpretations of the Old Testament damaged or obscured our understandings of the origins of the early Church?

Is the concept of election dangerous in the modern world?This video presents a defense of the idea of election as contained in the book Joel Kaminski's "Yet I Loved Jacob: Reclaiming the Biblical Concept of Election"

An exploration of the links between the Eucharist and the Passover In this episode, John Evans discusses the intricacies of interfaith celebration of the Passover and the links between the Eucharist and the Passover and scholarship in history.