Are young women being left behind in the 'Surprising Rebirth'? Justin speaks to two Gen Z women who are embracing Christian faith from different ends of the political spectrum.
Are young women being left behind in the 'Surprising Rebirth'? Justin speaks to two Gen Z women who are embracing Christian faith from different ends of the political spectrum.
The fire of Notre Dame in Paris seemed to embody the decline of Catholicism in France. However, just as the cathedral has risen from the ashes, so too has the Catholic church with record numbers of adults baptised in the past 2 years...
Is Artificial Intelligence overtaking our culture? Is an AI girlfriend a legitimate relationship? How should Christians respond to the promise and perils of new technology? And what will the dehumanising of society mean for The Surprising Rebirth Of Belief In God?
Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger shares his surprising journey from skeptical philosopher to Christianity in a compelling conversation with Justin Brierley.
Jonathan Pageau joins Justin and Belle Tindall to discuss God, symbolism, atheism, and Jordan Peterson’s evolving spiritual views.
Why are young men returning to faith? From Joe Rogan to UK church trends, Justin explores the 'Quiet Revival' with experts like Anthony Bradley, Lucy Peppiatt, and Jon Tyson—discussing masculinity, spirituality, and the future of the Church.
New York pastor Jon Tyson, Dr Anthony Bradley and evangelist Glen Scrivener outline the opportunity for Christian mentors to model examples of true masculinity to young men.
In the era of Trump 2.0, is the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship co-opting Christianity for conservative political purposes?
Renowned Christian philosopher William Lane Craig engages Goff on whether a 'limited' God makes sense of science, philosophy and the resurrection.
Justin Brierley speaks on why the search to make sense of human existence, human value and human purpose are pointing many people back towards God.
Does Ayaan see a similar rebirth among her peers? How does she respond to criticism of her own conversion being 'political'?
Is the new interest in Christianity being co-opted for political purposes? How should Christians engage in politics?
