Agile expert, Michael Lloyd, shares valuable insights on dysfunction mapping, team dynamics, coaching, and iterative hypothesis testing in agile environments. The podcast explores the importance of observation in agile coaching, the collaborative nature of dysfunction mapping, measuring impact, and using dysfunction mapping as a versatile toolkit for solving real problems.

Rev Dr. Michael Lloyd, principal of Wycliffe Hall and champion of faith and creativity, delves into the pressing issues surrounding culture wars and the church's relevance. He questions whether the decline in creativity has rendered the church less appealing. Lloyd critiques relativism, revealing its flaws and highlighting a unified moral stance rooted in monotheism. He urges a revitalization of the arts within the church to bridge gaps with modern society and emphasizes how personal creativity reflects our divine identity.

Michael Lloyd, author of Cafe Theology, discusses the reasons behind God creating creatures like wasps and the problem of suffering. The podcast explores God's power, human free will, theological perspectives on evil, and practical ways to respond to doubt and suffering.

Author Michael Lloyd, explores Christian responses to evil and suffering, including the doctrine of the fall, compatibility with evolution, and the possibility of a fall of angelic beings. The podcast discusses theories on suffering, human and angelic falls, and the interplay between human responsibility and external influences.

Michael Lloyd, Author of Cafe Theology, discusses his journey towards becoming a theologian, the role of a university chaplain, making theology accessible, determining the truth of theological doctrines, and why he believes in God despite his doubts.