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William Lane Craig and Alex O’Connor face off in the ultimate God debate. They spar over cosmology, morality, the resurrection, and the challenge of suffering - especially animal suffering. Don’t miss this gripping, thought-provoking exchange on the biggest questions.

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Theologian Brian Brock joins the show to reflect on the ethical challenges Christians faced during the COVID pandemic - and what we can learn from Martin Luther’s response to plague in the 16th century. From worship restrictions to vaccines, discover how history can equip the church for future crises.

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Educator and poet Dr Crystal Hurd joins Ruth Jackson to explore C.S. Lewis’s vision of leadership - not as power, but as quiet faithfulness. They discuss how Lewis’s life and fiction celebrate ordinary people who shape others by character and care, and why “lighting the corner you’re in” can change ...

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Tom Wright and Mike Bird explore how Christians can resist political and ideological capture, offer hope and meaning amid chronic illness and suffering, and teach a more biblical vision of the end times - one rooted in resurrection and new creation, not escapism.

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William Lane Craig and Alex Malpass go head-to-head on the Kalam cosmological argument: Does the universe need a cause, and if so, must that cause be God? Hosted by John Nelson, this episode dives into infinities, Hilbert’s Hotel, and whether the argument really points to a divine creator.

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