Wycliffe College

Bishop Stephen Andrews shares his thoughts with James Scholl, in light of the division witnessed at the recent Anglican Synod, on how the church has and is handling theological rifts.

In Explaining Evil, Dr. Franks explores the views of four prominent philosophers, an Armenian, a Calvinist, a Darwinian, and a Platonic view, presenting their arguments for why evil exists.

Dr. Franks discusses Theistic Libertarianism, Theistic Compatibilism, Atheistic Moral Realism and Atheistic Moral Non-realism, covering topics including free will, theism, atheism, goodness, Calvinism, evolutionary ethics, and pain.

Passage: Ezekiel 37

Out of God's temple flows a great life-giving river. What we are given here is a vision of abundance, healing, preservation, and prosperity.

This sermon was preached by Thomas Power on 4 April, 2019 in Founders' Chapel, Wycliffe College, Toronto. It was later re-recorded. This sermon is part of the Wycliffe Faculty Sermon series on the Book of Ezekiel. For more information, visit: www.wycliffecollege.ca/ezekiel

Dr David Robinson, in conversation with Scott Leveille, discusses who the Patristic fathers were, why do we view them as authoritative, and why we should consider listening to them today. To close the conversation the question was raised, if the church disappeared tomorrow what would Toronto notice?

Dr John Bland was our guest and in conversation with Stephen Hewko, explored the world of mathematics and its relationship to the journey of faith.

Jonathan, possibly only North America's only icon carver, talks to Jordan about his fascinating journey from being a good ol' baptist boy to the Eastern Orthodox Church. After being disillusioned with contemporary art and giving up being an artist he discovered the hesychastic tradition, a mystical tradition of contemplative prayer in the Eastern Orthodox Church, and found himself being drawn to iconography.

Barth Netterfield, a Canadian astrophysicist and a Professor in the Department of Astronomy and the Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, was a key member of the instrument team for BOOMERANG, the experiment that made one of the first accurate determinations of the age, geometry, and mass-energy content of the universe. Barth, in conversation with Patrick Franklin, Associate Professor of Theology at Tyndale Seminary, discusses his work in astro-physics, the universe, and the discoveries that have been made. He also discusses his faith and how it ties into his studies.

Founders' Chapel 100th Anniversary - Leonard Griffith Sermon by Wycliffe College

An interesting night of discussion on things that go BUMP in the night. Two-thirds of the close to fifty people in attendance raised their hand when asked if they had experienced or knew someone who experienced a paranormal event. The topics ranged from the difference between demonic possession and ghostly encounters and the friendly/protective ghosts versus the maleovolent. David Reed, Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Theology at Wycliffe College, has studied the paranormal and was consulted for forty episodes of Ghostly Encounters, which ran from 2005 to 2011, shared his opinion of how we should view these phenomenons.

Passage: Ezekiel 37 - Restoration of the house of Israel

Sermon by Annette Brownlee in Founders' Chapel, Wycliffe College, Toronto. This sermon is part of the Wycliffe Faculty Sermon series on the Book of Ezekiel. For more information, visit: www.wycliffecollege.ca/ezekiel