Why the Transmission of Words Mattered to Early Christians
It’s not enough to just hope we have the words of the New Testament. We need to have good grounds for thinking we possess them.
It’s not enough to just hope we have the words of the New Testament. We need to have good grounds for thinking we possess them.
If human dignity rests on intelligence, then the smartest machine wins. But if human dignity is a crowning gift from God, then no machine can out-compute it, automate it, or take it away.
Join Christopher Watkin as he and guests explore the deeper questions artificial intelligence raises about work, worship, truth, power, and what it means to be human.
Andrew Wilson talks with Collin Hansen about happiness: what it is, where to pursue it, and how to make it last forever.
When ‘judge not’ is used to shut down moral conversation, it’s asserting we don’t have the right to correct each other’s views. But we need to be deeply concerned with one another.
Christians fight with spiritual weapons against principalities and powers, not with guns and bombs against other human beings. But we’re still at war.
Benjamin Gladd explains how connections between the Old and New Testaments reveal the Bible’s overarching story of redemption.
Alister McGrath joins Collin Hansen to discuss C. S. Lewis, Tim Keller, and the role of apologetics in preaching and cultural engagement.
The modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
Allen Guelzo joins Collin Hansen to discuss the failures, resilience, and self-correction of Western civilization.
Collin Hansen talks with Brad Edwards about the need for the church amid rampant anxiety, division, and individualism.
Sasse has a lot of hard-earned wisdom to impart, including some that only comes when facing a terminal diagnosis. He’s inviting us to walk with him through that dark valley.
As AI companions grow more sophisticated at providing validation, the question becomes more urgent: Where will you find your identity?
Kathy Keller joins Collin Hansen to discuss losing Tim, sin as the biggest problem in the world, and what the gospel offers.
In our mundane lives, we must dare to risk suffering for the sake of the good.