Tom 'NT' Wright

In a captivating discussion, NT Wright, a leading Bible scholar, teams up with Tom Holland, a bestselling historian, to dissect the life of St. Paul. They delve into how Paul's transformative experience on the road to Damascus led him to challenge societal norms and redefine power through suffering. Holland shares insights on Paul's radical teachings and their profound effects on Western civilization. The duo also explores the revolutionary ideals of equality and dignity fostered by Judeo-Christian values, highlighting their resonance in today’s world.

Tom Wright, British Anglican bishop and renowned New Testament scholar, explores new birth, baptism, and the Spirit through the Bible’s sweeping story of creation and renewal. He discusses whether ordinary careers can be genuine callings, how churches discern ministry, and why Paul focuses on Adam when describing humanity’s fall.

Tom Wright, British Anglican bishop and renowned New Testament scholar, explores whether Christians can serve in the military while pursuing peace and protecting the vulnerable. He discusses Romans 13, just war, conscience, and moral ambiguity. Wright also considers temple and marriage as pictures of new creation, then revisits Anglicanism’s origins through Tyndale, Frith, and the English Reformation before Henry VIII.

Tom Wright, theologian and New Testament scholar, offers a concise mini bio and voice throughout. They explore Pentecost and the Spirit as God dwelling in people. Short takes on daily dependence, spiritual gifts like tongues and healing, praying within the Trinity, and hope for renewed Spirit-led renewal. Conversation is honest, pastoral, and challenging.

Tom Wright, Anglican bishop, New Testament scholar, and bestselling author, tackles the Rapture debate and the often-misread promise of 1 Thessalonians 4. He discusses Jesus’ return, resurrection, renewed creation, and how to navigate disagreements with loved ones. Wright also explores apostleship, prophecy, spiritual authority, and whether baptism and communion are best called sacraments or ordinances.

Tom Wright, theologian and former bishop, shares personal memories and reflections on ministry. He recalls first preaching moments, mentors and memorable projects in Durham. He talks about love for the Isle of Harris, prayerfulness and the Hebrides revival. He describes favorite poets, music, daily prayer routines and what historical era he would visit.

Tom Wright, Anglican bishop, theologian, and renowned New Testament scholar, explores the mystery of Hebrews’ anonymous authorship and considers possibilities such as Apollos. He challenges simplistic ideas about hell, judgment, mercy, and final loss. He also discusses the Apocrypha’s value for understanding Second Temple Judaism and the New Testament, while weighing questions of canon.

Tom Wright, British Anglican bishop and renowned New Testament scholar, explores three provocative questions. Should anyone pray for Satan? What did Jesus mean by “paradise” to the thief on the cross? And how does spiritual pruning prepare believers for holiness and fruitfulness? A thought-provoking journey through evil, resurrection, purification, and the Christian imagination.

Tom Wright, British New Testament scholar, Anglican bishop, and prolific author, explores what Jesus meant by “the end of the age.” He discusses the temple’s destruction, apocalyptic judgment, faith and works, and the formation of God’s worldwide family. He also considers Paul’s vision of resurrection and a renewed earth where heaven and earth come together.

Tom Wright, British Anglican bishop, New Testament scholar, and bestselling author, tackles listener questions with Michael Bird. They explore how to recognize a faithful church, separate essential beliefs from personal preferences, and use catechisms to tell the biblical story. The conversation then turns to unevangelized people, divine mercy, judgment, and whether God’s love leaves room for hope.