Join Sam Fornecker on the latest episode of The Ridley Podcast for a conversation with Brian Rosner about how the gospel addresses the collective identity crisis of modern society, and explore how the gospel addresses arguably the most urgent question of modern people: Who am I?

Join Sam Fornecker, Alice Soulieux-Evans, and Jake Griesel, as the gang draw together key themes and insights that have arisen from the seminal reformation texts studied thus far on The Ridley Institute Podcast's New Parker Society series. New episodes coming this fall!

Season 3 of the Ridley Podcast kicks off with Steve Tong. We discuss his new book and how the English Reformers sought to give visible form to the invisible Church, through a gospel-centered ecclesiology and a Bible-based liturgy-and what these efforts can teach believers today.

On the next episode of the Ridley Podcast, join Sam for a conversation with Paul Louis Metzger, professor of Christian theology and theology of culture at Multnomah University and Seminary, focusing on Paul's book, More than Things: A Personalist Ethics for a Throwaway Culture.

Join Sam on the Ridley Podcast, for a chat with Dani Treweek, about her recent book on the subject—The Meaning of Singleness: Retrieving an Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church - assessing the Church's frequent failure to walk well alongside single people.

Join Sam Fornecker on the latest episode of the Ridley Podcast for a chat with Dr. Paul Copan about violence in the Bible: from criminal justice to divine smiting, from cursing psalms to holy war, from his recent book, Is God a Vindictive Bully?

Join Sam Fornecker and Andrew Davison on the Ridley Podcast for a chat about how the Christian tradition enables us to grapple with the theological implications of exobiology, helping us grow in our understanding of the core doctrines of the faith, here and now.

In this episode, Sam chats with Michael Rhodes about his recent book, ⁠Just Discipleship: Biblical Justice in an Unjust World, considering a range of questions: What is justice? What does God say about justice? How does the Church model a different way of being in the world?

In this latest episode, Sam chats with Abigail Hull Whitehouse about the season of Advent. They discuss the meaning of this season, the apocalyptic theology, and how listeners can "bring Advent home" through spiritual disciplines and practices, both individually and as families.

Join Sakhone Fornecker for a chat with Fellipe do Vale, about his book, Gender as Love, on how to understand gender theologically, in a way both grounded in the biblical story and engaged with contemporary life. The Ridley Institute St Andrew's Church Baker Academic

Join @SamFornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with David Gustafson about his recent book, Gospel Witness through the Ages. Eerdmans Publishing Trinity Evangelical Divinity School bit.ly/3Hjytok

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a conversation with C. Kavin Rowe about his recent book, Leading Christian Communities. Eerdmans Publishing bit.ly/4820H1S

On the @RidleyPodcast, Sakhone Fornecker chats with philosopher Esther Lightcap Meek about her book, Doorway to Artistry: Attuning Your Philosophy to Enhance Your Creativity (Wipf & Stock, 2023). bit.ly/4a14jmj

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with Helen Collins about charismatic Christianity. bit.ly/3vir3iQ

On the latest episode, Sam Fornecker chats with philosopher R.J. Snell about his latest book, Lost in the Chaos: Immanence, Despair, Hope (Angelico, 2023). bit.ly/3VF5Zhh The Ridley Institute Stay connected with us: ridleyinstitute.com

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with Rosaria Butterfeld about her recent book, Five Lies of an Anti-Christian Age (Crossway, 2023). bit.ly/3UQu0Qz

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with Paul Miller about his recent book, A Praying Church: Becoming a People of Hope in a Discouraging World Crossway. Listen here bit.ly/4bwoxFy

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with Tim Patrck about "What role has the Bible to play in rectifying a shallow understanding of the resurrection, and its implications for our lives?" Listen now bit.ly/3z7RvNI

Join Sakhone Fornecker on The Ridley Institute Podcast for a chat with Michael Brid about his recent book, Jesus and the Powers: Christian Political Witness in an Age of Totalitarian Terror and Dysfunctional Democracies Zondervan Publishers. Listen at bit.ly/3zwDOIF

On the latest episode of the The Ridley Institute Podcast, join Sakhone Fornecker and Stephen Presley, author of ⁠Cultural Sanctification: Engaging the World like the Early Church⁠. Listen at bit.ly/4dG44hS