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A Doubtful Saint : The Life and Work of Philip Yancey (Lacey Shelton, L’Abri Worker)
Philip Yancey is one of the highest-selling evangelical authors in the modern era, with over 15 million English books in print.
1:24:34
Leading and Following in the Spiritual Footsteps of Jesus (Peter S Williams, Christian Philosopher & Author, Southampton)
Peter presents his recent work on Christian leadership.
1:26:32
We are ALL Children of the Jesus Revolution (Rev. Glen Scrivener, author, speaker and director of the ministry Speak Life)
Whether we consider ourselves Christian or not, the Jesus movement is the most disruptive, influential and enduring revolution in history.
1:34:06

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November 2024

If God exists, why isn’t it more obvious? (Max Baker-Hytch, The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics)
Some philosophical reflections on the problem of divine hiddenness.
1:15:24
A Place at the Table (Peter Harris and Jo Swinney, A Rocha)
Since Peter and Miranda Harris co-founded A Rocha in 1983, it has grown into an international family of Christian conservation organisations.
1:38:46
Reawakening the Path to Friendship (Ingvild Hellenes, L’Abri Worker)
Statistics of people reporting that they are feeling lonely is going up, and the number of people in cities living on their own is on the rise.
1:28:56
Panpsychism, Cosmic Consciousness and the Logos Made Flesh (Jim Paul, L’Abri Worker)
Panpsychism is the theory that consciousness (or mentality) is fundamentally present throughout the natural world.
1:45:34

October 2024

The Surprising Good News About Sin (Evan Shelton, L’Abri Worker)
Why a robust doctrine of the Fall is essential for a flourishing society
1:23:24
What Money Can't Buy: a reflection on different kinds of capital (Josué Reichow, L'Abri South Brazil)
In this lecture, we will explore the world of economics from a different angle.
1:33:20
The Christian Mind and the Roots of the University (Peter Merz, L’Abri Worker)
Although now spread all around the globe, universities first came into being in the middle ages in Western Europe and nowhere else.
1:36:40
An Evening in Honour of George MacDonald (Dawn Merz, Grace Pepper, Lacey Shelton - L'Abri Workers)
This December marks the 200th anniversary of George MacDonald's birth.
1:36:54
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