Teh-O-logy

What comes into our mind on mission and evangelism? Is it a one-off outreach, a tour, or perhaps a call? Where do we go? There is a big need for international and rural outreach but what about our own city and our own country? With the growing concern on urban mission and evangelism, Dr. Michael Crane of Radius Global City Network (a church planting network affiliated to Gospel City Network) sits down with our host, Ezra to talk about doing urban mission and evangelism within the local Malaysian context.

The early churches were deeply involved with the political affairs...that until we learned how corrupted the Church became and thus, the Reformation during the 1500s became a blessing. However, the Enlightenment period called for the total separation between the Church and the secular world. Today, we're thinking whether should the Church be involved with the secular affairs and how can the Church play a role in the development of the local society. Joining the host, Ezra, over a cup of tea is Rev. Stephen Chin of the Anglican Diocese of Kuching and Brunei Darussalam on what the Church can do for the world and sharing some practical examples on how to bridge the two worlds of sacred and secular.

The Church is a beautiful a place; a safe haven and a home to many but lies a secret: Everyday Christians are either lack of understanding in faith or perhaps, couldn't care about exploring the faith on a deeper level. The Church can disciple the heart but can it disciple the mind? Apologetics provides the answer but how? Join the host, Ezra, as he sits down with the co-founder of Explain Apologetics, Samuel Nesan to talk about discipleship of mind and heart through apologetics.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, an Orthodox Jewish rabbi once said, "we should thank God for skeptics to raise doubts in us as believers". They exists in the Church and make our comfortable butts burn like hell. Are they blessings or the wrath of God to the Church? What is God saying to the Church through the skeptics? Join the host, Ezra, as he sits down with philosopher and Christian apologist, Dr. Henry Teh of Ratio Christi Malaysia to discuss skepticism, faith, the skeptics, Christians and the local Church.

Should women preach, teach and lead? Are we going to hell when a woman takes the pulpit in the Church? If men could, why not women? Ezra sits down with Rev. Jacqueline Rodwell, an ordained Anglican priest to discover the root of the problem.

We're sitting down with the founder of Real Love Ministry, Rev. Edmund Smith to talk about LGBTQ+, the local Church and how to unconditionally love, care and show concern for them.

With the crazies we hear within Malaysian politics, what would Jesus do? We're sitting down with Jo Fan Pang, a human rights activist and social justice advocate to talk about what it means to be involved with politics and how to deal with the present-day governance as the Church.