Our new podcast with Luke Cawley and Kristi Mair is all about apologetic practice, and we just dropped the entrée episode. Have a listen on Spotify, open.spotify.com/episode/1qleY7… On Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wel… or subscribe to watch the video version free: entertheinvisiblecastle.com/p/invisible-ca…

We love the brilliant new invisible castle podcast, on apologetic practice, featuring Luke Cawley and 𝐃𝐫 𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐳𝐭𝐢 𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐫 ! Video (free if you enter your email): entertheinvisiblecastle.com/p/invisible-ca… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0aaObD… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/to-…

Episode one of our podcast just dropped, featuring Luke Cawley and Kristi Mair in conversation about why 'to be alive is to experience God'. We'd love to hear what you think of it! Video: entertheinvisiblecastle.com/p/invisible-ca… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0aaObD… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/to-…

“To be alive is to experience God” is the title of our first podcast episode. If you wanted to have a listen, it’s here and on most other streaming platforms: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0aaObD… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/to-…

Somethingism by Luke Cawley is out next week! Many people today identify as "spiritual but not religious". This book gives a fresh evangelistic approach that will help connect that sense of spirituality with the hope of Jesus. Preorder your copy to read with a friend, or buy

"Somethingism: A Guide for Parents" by Luke Cawley rootedministry.com/?p=32985 #rootedministry #parenting #hope #church

Somethingism by Luke Cawley is out next week! Many people today identify as "spiritual but not religious". This book gives a fresh evangelistic approach that will help connect that sense of spirituality with the hope of Jesus. Preorder your copy to read with a friend, or buy

My new book, Somethingism, is out next week. It’s aimed at anybody who has a sense there’s something more than the physical or material, and who wants to explore that sense. It also gives a fresh language & approach for those seeking to share their experience of God with others.

"To look on the smashed body of Jesus is to glimpse what occurs when forgiveness is extended for all that will ever need forgiving. It fractures and snaps even God himself." - Luke Cawley gcdiscipleship.com/article-feed/c…

The sense that there is “something more” to life is not a vague force or feeling—but rather a Someone—and that someone is the Son of God. The Good Book Company USA The Good Book Company AU The Good Book Company UK giveaway and review: diveindigdeep.com/blog/book-revi…

Luke Cawley's new article for parents is worth a read.

The first chapter of my new book, Somethingism, is free to read online.

Engaging the question 'why should I believe?' doesn't just involve reason or arguments... there's a whole web of stuff going on. Luke Cawley and Kristi Mair recorded a conversation about this (& holistic apologetics) for the podcast: open.spotify.com/episode/78qvSq…

Take a look... this is part of a podcast series I've been recording:

Is it possible to encounter God? Luke Cawley explores this question and many others in his new book, Somethingism. It's the perfect book to help anyone connect their sense of something more with Jesus. Take a look at the first chapter! files.thegoodbook.com/dl/1ml1e8agpt8…

Is it possible to encounter God? Luke Cawley explores this question and many others in his new book, Somethingism. It's the perfect book to help anyone connect their sense of something more with Jesus. Take a look at the first chapter! files.thegoodbook.com/dl/1ml1e8agpt8…

🤔"This slim volume can easily be read in one sitting but is worth reading again, slowing down to ask the three reflective questions that conclude each chapter." 📚John Woods reviews Somethingism: Exploring Our Sense of More by Luke Cawley: e-n.org.uk/reviews/2025-0…

“Doubt is not the enemy of faith” is the theme of the latest conversation I’ve had the joy of recording with Kristi Mair and Dave Benson. It was great to chat about the relationship between doubt, faith, and certainty—both in our own lives and in the church. It’s here...