Credo Podcast

Welcome back to the Credo Colloquy, where leading theologians delve into the pressing issues of theology in today’s church. In this ongoing series, Credo Editor-in-Chief Matthew Barrett sits down with… Download Audio

Christians believe the Bible is the Word of God. Naturally, when we read the Bible, we try to find not only the literal meaning, but also the spiritual meaning of… Download Audio

Karen Swallow Prior and Matthew Barrett discuss the crisis in evangelicalism due to power struggles and changing focus. They explore the impact of Victorian values on evangelical culture, the use of metaphors and imagery in shaping evangelical identity, and the influence of missions, capitalism, and entrepreneurial spirit on modern evangelical practices.

We are living in a day when the Christian church faces challenges both inward and outward. Outwardly, we see Islam advancing as a world religion. Inwardly, we are experiencing a… Download Audio

We tend to have an ideal picture of the early centuries of the church. The early church was a period of flourishing and growth, but it was also a period… Download Audio

James Dolezal and Matthew Barrett delve into the analogy of being in theology, contrasting analogical and univocal knowledge of God. They discuss Thomas Aquinas' teachings, differences in theological perspectives on univocity, the impact of Nominalism, and theological developments among Reform Scholastics.

James Dolezal discusses how Reformed theologians like John Owen were influenced by Aquinas. They explore Aquinas' metaphysics, epistemology, and the concept of participation in theology and creation. The podcast delves into Aquinas' perspective on knowledge acquisition, divine providence, pure actuality, and the implications of God's nature.

Educator Zena Hitz and an unknown guest discuss the crisis of prioritizing practicality over deeper learning in modern education. They explore the importance of pursuing activities for their intrinsic value and the role of contemplation in finding meaning and purpose. The podcast delves into Augustine's influence on the speaker's life, the transformative nature of philosophical texts, the contrast between shallow spectacles and genuine pursuits, and the significance of humility in society.

Isn’t being dogmatic a bad thing? On the contrary, dogmatics is the lifeblood of the church. In this episode, Matthew Barrett is joined by Reformed theologian Michael Allen as they… Download Audio

You’ve most likely been told that Thomas Aquinas is off limits, a theologian who will corrupt Protestants and turn them into Roman Catholics. And yet, Protestant history tells a different… Download Audio