Andrew Beaujon - author of Body Piercing Saved My Life - in conversation with musicians, students and interested church people about the Christian music subculture and the place of the church in the cultivation of the arts.

Using a series of poems by the monk-poet Kilian McDonnell and music created by an ensemble led by Gord Johnson, we unpacked the parable of the Prodigal Son in a dramatically new way.

In this previously unheard 2005 ideaExchange presentation, Jamie Howison examines how C.S. Lewis' books - and specifically The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe - reflect a theological view of substantial depth and nuance.

Bramwell Ryan offers an analysis of the current situation, and an invitation to the church to begin to imagine how this shifting media reality might actually offer fresh opportunities for the shaping of the culture in which we live.

Kara Mandryk, of Providence College, examines if we can we reframe and adopt the three primary monastic vows of poverty, chastity and obedience in an effort to live more monastically.

Dr Christopher Holmes, a professor of theology at Providence Seminary, explores what drove Dietrich Bonhoeffer to join the plot to kill Hitler, and to disavow his pacifist convictions.

On the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht, Dr Christopher Holmes of Providence College reminds us that God's claim upon us is real and challenging... even dangerously so.

Dr. Pierre Gilbert of Canadian Mennonite University walks us into the world of the demonic and guides us through the twin perils of total unbelief and a kind of unhealthy over belief.

Jamie Howison examines jazz musician John Coltrane's search for truth.