Ask NT Wright Anything

Tom Wright, Anglican bishop and renowned New Testament scholar, explores how believers can know they belong to God’s family. He discusses whether sin could ever return in the new creation, drawing on Revelation’s vision of evil’s final defeat. He also considers how humble acts of mercy, justice, peacemaking, and faithfulness fit into God’s ultimate renewal of the world.

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, the British Anglican bishop and acclaimed New Testament scholar, explores whether Britain is seeing a quiet Christian revival. He examines the unsettling judgment of Ananias and Sapphira, the church’s holiness, and the risks of living in God’s presence. He also discusses Christian unity, ecumenical hopes, the decline of New Atheism, and why faith is fundamentally a team sport.

Tom Wright, British Anglican bishop and renowned New Testament scholar, tackles three fascinating questions. He revisits the council of Acts 15 and the authority of creeds, explores biblical righteousness through Abraham, Phinehas, Tamar and Paul, and reimagines Jesus’ Ascension as the joining of heaven and earth. Scripture, church history and theology collide in a lively discussion.

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.

N. T. Wright, Anglican bishop, theologian, and renowned New Testament scholar, explores three biblical puzzles. Why does Mark end so abruptly, and could its original beginning and conclusion be missing? What is Acts really about as the gospel journeys from Jerusalem to Rome? Wright also tackles the Old Testament’s troubling violence, Israel’s failures, divine judgment, and the story’s culmination in Jesus and the cross.

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.

Which Anglican tradition best supports faithful Christian life? The discussion turns to Genesis 1 and the controversial “gap theory,” then explores 2 Peter’s imagery of fire, judgment, and the destiny of creation. Is the world headed for destruction, or transformation into a renewed creation?

Tom Wright, Anglican bishop, New Testament scholar, and acclaimed author, explores whether humanity is fundamentally good or sinful, and how people reflect God’s image despite brokenness. He investigates the mysterious identity of John’s “beloved disciple” and revisits the Sermon on the Mount, asking whether its demanding vision is legalism or a picture of kingdom life.

They wrestle with craving ordinary pleasures more than spiritual reading and reframe how prayer and secular joys can coexist. They discuss whether working in the defense industry raises moral limits and when conscience should guide career choices. They trace where Pilate likely judged Jesus and how public trials and eyewitness memory shaped the Gospel stories.