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Daniel 4 and Healthy Cultural Roots (Clarke Scheibe)
This talk looks at Daniel 4. At the center of this story stands a tree which reflects life and human culture. Holding the Bible in one hand, and looking at culture in the other, we will see that like Nebuchadnezzar we are called into God's
On the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (Luke Martin, professor at Eton College, UK)
In 1988 William Alston, American philosopher, put forward three models which aim to explain the scriptural claim that the Holy Spirit ‘fills’ believers. Alston pointed to weaknesses in two of the models and thus favoured one model: the ‘Sha
Living ”as if”: Christians and Atheists looking over their shoulders at one another (Clarke Scheibe)
This talk is looking at this cross-pressured space where atheists and Christians often live inconsistently with their own presuppositions, with atheists living as if God exists, and with Christians living as though God does not. How is this
Don’t Smile At Me - Billie Eilish and the New Pop (Liz Snell)
If you haven't heard of Billie Eilish, you will soon. The Californian musician is just 17 but has rocketed to fame in the past few years for her moody lyrics, genre-bending musical style, and unusual fashion sense. Hailed by many as the new
Understanding Jordan Peterson, Part II: The Phenomenon (Clarke Scheibe)
This follow up talk on Jordan Peterson aims not at the theological but at the cultural and political. This talk seeks to answer two questions: How did Jordan Peterson become popular? and How has he remained popular? The answers are surprisi
To What Serves Mortal Beauty: God and Human Attractiveness (Liz Snell)
Our cultural obsession with human beauty has led to many damaging results, both physical and psychological. Yet fascination with human beauty is present in every culture and era. Is our love of beauty just a social construct, an adaptive fe
Daniel 3: From Peter Pan to Faithful Christian (Clarke Scheibe)
This is a look at Daniel 3, the story of the three friends thrown into the fiery furnace, yet preserved by God's power. This story challenges us to move away from the Peter Pan Syndrome (https://labri.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=c4f77
Brave New World and Our Cult of Happiness (Liz Snell)
Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel, published in 1931, envisions a future world governed by the mantra, “Everybody’s happy now.” Today, many of the once-shocking predictions in his novel have already come to pass as we sacrifice questions of h
Hospitality as Christian Witness (Clarke Scheibe)
Hospitality is often reduced to 'hosting' but should be seen as a faithful Christian witness not just in our homes, but intimately in our own person and widely out in society. This talk develops our understanding of Christian hospitality th
Truth by Fiction: How Telling Tales Helps Us Live in Reality (Liz Snell)
In an era deemed post-truth and awash in fake news stories, do we really need more fiction? Explore the ways great stories can help us dwell more deeply in reality, experiencing the wonder, heartache, and hope of truth. The Copyright for al
