My Wheaton babies have graduated. What a day!

The four New Testament Gospels were anonymous – and other myths about these most influential texts.
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The first Christians did not embrace a 'slave morality' of the bullied, as Nietzsche said. They thought they'd already won! Christ's death & resurrection convinced them that they could overthrow empires - without power - merely through prayer, persuasion, service, and suffering.

Respected journalist Stan Grant joins Undeceptions Podcast to reflect on the recent tragedy at Bondi. This is quite something!
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Are There Too Many Versions of Christianity to Take Any of Them Seriously? Yes and no. Here’s my case for core Christian agreement, amidst the sometimes embarrassing variation.

Fantastic. I like this book. I hope it is widely read.

Is it too early to speak of 'Christianity's comeback'? Listen to the inimitable British broadcaster and thinker Justin Brierley as he makes a tentative case for the exhausted demise of secularism and the rise (again) of the ancient faith ... Undeceptions Podcast undeceptions.com/podcast/christ…

I’m in Nashville, recording the wonderful Egyptian Coptic singer Katy Erskander for the First Hymn project, incorporating a nearly 2000 year old melody and lyric into an amazing contemporary song — “to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit … the Only Giver all of good gifts. Amen.

Contemporary science came from medieval science, or ‘Natural Philosophy’. And Oxford’s Alister McGrath, who knows a thing or two about the subject, reckons modern science has much to learn from its medieval forebear. Fascinating stuff!
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Thank you for hosting us John Dickson!

It was such an honor to be on the podcast together. Your rapid fire approach was🔥 As always, extraordinary production quality and first rate insight.

Check out our book, Know the theologians Zondervan Publishers, for classrooms and churches!

This is fun—your 86min rundown of the Top 20 theologians of history, complete with a case for why Theology matters even if God doesn't exist! Listen, wherever you get your podcasts, or just head to undeceptions.com/podcast/the-th… Undeceptions Podcast Jennifer Powell McNutt, PhD Zondervan Academic

I'm a foreigner - so what do I know - but this was the most fair-minded, illuminating conversation about American sociology and politics (specifically, white rural Trump voters) I have ever heard.
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My dear American friends, please read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest.

Some churches really try to make the guest speaker feel at home … 😄 Thank you, Ada Bible Church!

I think there might be a renaissance of Christianity in the next 10 years. This is partly because I see strong signs of disillusionment in secular culture and partly because I think many will see that Christianity offers the most coherent account of science, ethics, and meaning.

Easter is over and Undeceptions Podcast powers on with a brand new episode. We've got the one and only N.T. (Tom) Wright on powers, principalities, and politics, aka Political Jesus! Listen, wherever you get your podcasts, or head to undeceptions.com/podcast/politi… Shout out to Michael F. Bird, too.

Interesting, to say the least!

This day between Good Friday and Easter Day has its own traditional name, meaning, and set prayer in the Book of Common Prayer. “Easter Even” is a time to reflect on burying our wayward “affections” before enjoying Christ’s resurrection.

I’m wearing my Good Friday t-shirt today, which contains an exact stencil of the earliest depiction of Jesus on a cross. It’s the Greek word ‘cross’ (stauron; accusative) as written by the scribe of our earliest copy of Luke’s Gospel, Papyrus 75, circa AD 200. The scribe cleverly