N. T. Wright: “Few questions have stirred as much conversation, devotion, and debate in the Christian story as this: Is Jesus God, or is He the Son of God?When we open the New Testament, we do not step into a world of abstract philosophy, but into the living drama of Israel’s God fulfilling His promises. The language we find is steeped in Jewish monotheism … [Read more...] about Is Jesus God or the Son of God?
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Love Your Enemy in 2025: Faith, Politics & Command of Jesus
Jesus: When I first said, “Love your enemy,” the world already knew war, oppression, and injustice. Rome ruled by the sword, and many believed strength came from crushing one’s foes. Yet I told them to bless those who cursed them, to pray for those who mistreated them, because love is the only force that can break the cycle of fear and vengeance.Now, in … [Read more...] about Love Your Enemy in 2025: Faith, Politics & Command of Jesus
Mother Agapia: Faith, Walls & the Living Church of the Holy Land
Archbishop Desmond Tutu: My dear friends, the Holy Land is not merely a place on a map. It is the living cradle of our faith — the streets where Christ walked, the hills where He prayed, the valleys where He healed. But today, the Body of Christ here suffers under the weight of walls, checkpoints, and the slow erosion of community.I have seen walls before. … [Read more...] about Mother Agapia: Faith, Walls & the Living Church of the Holy Land
Jesus in 2025: A Rooftop Cry to the God Who Listens
What would it sound like if Jesus in 2025 sat beneath the night sky and poured out his heart to the Father—not with sermons or miracles, but with raw, aching questions? This series invites us into that intimate space, where Christ grieves over misunderstanding, prays for the lonely, and quietly asks if love still has a place in today’s world.He is not preaching … [Read more...] about Jesus in 2025: A Rooftop Cry to the God Who Listens
The Way of Pain: Jesus’ Final Hours in 14 Heartbreaking Stations
Dr. Elias Moretti, Historian of Early ChristianityBefore you enter this sacred monologue, understand:These 14 steps — and the one that followed — were never meant to be just religious ritual.They were memory carved into movement.In the centuries after Jesus of Nazareth was crucified under Roman rule, early believers in Jerusalem retraced His path not to glorify … [Read more...] about The Way of Pain: Jesus’ Final Hours in 14 Heartbreaking Stations
The Lost Teachings of Jesus: Truths We Weren’t Ready to Hear
Two thousand years ago, Jesus turned to His disciples and said words both revealing and restrained:“I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now.”— John 16:12What were these many things?His disciples, already overwhelmed by talk of betrayal, death, and spiritual paradox, were not yet ready. Not ready to hear truths that would stretch their … [Read more...] about The Lost Teachings of Jesus: Truths We Weren’t Ready to Hear
Spiritual Warfare Prayers: 6 Biblical Steps to Defend Your Soul
Craig Groeschel:Let’s be real — most of us don’t wake up in the morning feeling like warriors. We feel distracted, overwhelmed, tired… and maybe a little spiritually out of sync. But what if I told you that every single day, you’re walking into a battle — whether you see it or not?You don’t need to be afraid. You just need to be aware.You are not fighting for … [Read more...] about Spiritual Warfare Prayers: 6 Biblical Steps to Defend Your Soul
Was Jesus God or prophet? A Deep Dive into Jesus’s Identity
Krista Tippett:Across centuries and continents, few figures have stirred more passion, debate, and devotion than Jesus of Nazareth. Was he a prophet or God? A revolutionary or a redeemer? A man of peace or the founder of a faith that would shape empires?In this series, we gather diverse voices—historians, theologians, mystics, and moral leaders—from across … [Read more...] about Was Jesus God or prophet? A Deep Dive into Jesus’s Identity
From Division to Devotion: Global Faith Talks with Tucker & Kirk
Karen Armstrong: Over the centuries, religion has shaped the human journey—our wars and our peace, our fears and our hopes, our institutions and our revolutions. Yet today, as our world grows more connected, our faiths often seem to drift further apart.I have spent much of my life studying the sacred texts and traditions of the world’s religions. What I have … [Read more...] about From Division to Devotion: Global Faith Talks with Tucker & Kirk