Our Christianity for the Everyday podcast is currently paused and will not be releasing new episodes in the near future. We will keep you up to date with any plans to relaunch.
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Public theology is about how the very good news of Jesus relates to all of life. We like to quote Gerard Manley Hopkins’ statement that “Christ plays in ten thousand places.” In our podcast we aim to find those myriad ways in which Christ plays in our lives, so that we can play alongside him. Join our team and invited guests as we explore Christianity and the everyday from the most mundane aspects of our lives with their hidden glory, to geo-political issues that impact upon them.
Proverbs, especially its short quotable quotes, are lively, colourful, provocative, and often funny. They’re a pretty good read in their own right. But outside of being relatable and a reasonably fun time, why should Christians read the book? It’s part of the canon, yes, but what’s it there for?
Phones and other digital devices dominate our day-to-day lives, offering both essential productivity and utility functions, but also embedding habits that aren’t always healthy for us. Dr Darren Whitehead’s church experimented with a 40-day fast from their phones, and built in some brilliant community practices along the way.
In our first episode of Season 2, we talk to Dr Ian Randall, who talks to us about his research into spiritual revival, the charismatic movement in Catholicism, and the relationship between Protestants and Catholics.
Hannah Nation introduces her recent book, Faithful Disobedience: Writings on Church and State from a Chinese House Church Movement, helping us to better understand the extraordinary story of the Church in China, and to learn vital lessons as Western Christians.
Cory Brock and Gray Sutanto discuss their new book, Neo-Calvinism: A Theological Introduction. Find out about how Neo-Calvinism speaks to how we are to live as citizens of God’s kingdom amidst our secular societies today.
In this episode of the podcast we have an enlightening conversation with Holly Whitelaw who helps us to explore and better understand the profound interconnection of soil health, climate health and human health.
In this episode of the podcast we have a ranging and informative conversation with Dr Derek C. Schuurman about ChatGPT and the rise of AI in the modern world. Dr Schuurman is a professor of computer science at Calvin University who teaches and writes extensively on computer science, AI, engineering, and the theology and philosophy of technology. During the interview he helps us understand ChatGPT, what it does and how it works, and helps us to approach and think about it and AI more broadly within a humane and Christian framework.
Welcome to the KLC podcast, Christianity for the Everyday, Episode 9, titled: Union with the Resurrected Christ with G. K. Beale.
In this episode of the podcast KLC Associate Fellow Dr Temitope Noah joins us to have a conversation with Dr Robert Kolb, author of the new translation of Martin Luther’s seminal work, On the Freedom of the Christian, with Crossway.
In this episode of the podcast we have a conversation with Russell Gehrlein, author of “Immanuel Labour–God’s Presence in Our Profession: A Biblical, Theological, and Practical Approach to the Doctrine of Work.”
In this episode of Christianity for the Everyday we have a conversation with Calvin Seerveld who served as professor Emeritus in Aesthetics at the Institute for Christian Studies in Toronto for many years. Now in his 93rd year of life, it was a privilege for us to hear his thoughts on a variety of subjects such as art, God’s call on us to be playful in creation, ageing, reading the Bible, and receiving and embracing the ‘hugs’ God gives his children through the creation.
In this episode of the podcast we have a conversation with Tracy Balzer about her work in the areas of contemplative and Celtic spirituality, pilgrimage and Christian holy places. We discuss the nature and importance of “Thin Places”, where God seems powerfully present; “Thick Places”, where God seems far from us; and the experience of pilgrimage to Christian holy sites. From her research, writing and teaching, to her own experience and travel, Tracy is an insightful and instructive guide for us on the pilgrim’s journey.
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