Jesus the Game Changer: Hosted by Karl Faase

Karl Faase interviews New Testament scholar, Darrell Bock as he talks on how we can be confident in the truth Jesus' existence, as well as his own conversion to Christianity.

Karl Faase interviews Dale Kuehne, professor of politics, who speaks on the importance of democracy, the history and impact of the Christian monastic movement, and what society was like in Jesus' time.

Karl Faase interviews Brian Rosner, Principal at Ridley College in Melbourne, as he talks about the way in which Jesus spoke on money, how materialism affects the heart and the importance of being generous.

Karl Faase interviews Bishop Harry Jackson, who talks about his own journey in living out Jesus' teaching on justice and care for all, as well as the game-changing impact and courage of Martin Luther King Jr.

Karl Faase interviews Tom Price, an academic tutor at the Oxford centre for Christian Apologetics, and an apologist for Ravi Zacharias international ministries. Karl is talking to Tom about Jesus as a hero.

Karl Faase interviews Tom Greggs, who holds the Mariscal Chair of Divinity at the University of Aberdeen. Tom has made a study of the life an impact of German theologian and author Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Karl Faase interviews sociologist, Rodney Stark, author of more than 40 books, including 'The Rise of Christianity'. A common theme throughout his books, is the growth of Christianity from a small movement in Galilee to the majority religion of the Roman empire.

Karl Faase interviews Rico Tice, senior minister for evangelism at All Souls, Langham Place and co-author of 'Christianity Explored'.

Karl Faase interviews Peter Harrison, director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at the University of Queensland. He is best known for his writings on religion and the origins of modern science.

Karl Faase interviews Paula Gooder, a British theologian and a lay-reader in the Church of England. Paula has a PHD from Oxford and is theologian in residence with the UK Bible Society.