
The Davenant Institute advances and renews Christian wisdom for the contemporary church. We seek to sponsor historical scholarship at the intersection of the church and academy, build networks of friendship and collaboration within the Reformed and evangelical world, and equip the saints with time-tested resources for faithful public witness.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 218 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||

A lecture with Q&A entitled "A Very Celtic Christmas: Incarnation and Christology in Celtic Christian Theology" by Dr. Matthew Hoskin. Much is often made of the “closeness” of “Celtic” Christian spirituality to the rest of the created order and the “... more
What is the end of Protestant retrieval? After some lively response to a recent Ad Fontes article, "The End of Protestant Retrieval", we brought together Wyatt Graham, John Ehrett, Michael Lynch, and Steven Wedgeworth to discuss what Protestant retri... more
A lecture with Q&A given by Professor Ryan Hurd entitled "Introducing Lombard’s Sentences: The Nature and Method(s) of Scholastic Theology." Professionalization is the word which best describes the advance from patristic to medieval theology (as the ... more
Audio from The Davenant Institute's event "Beyond Rules and Roles: Scripture and the Sexes", held April 2024 at 3Crosses Church, CA. Lectures delivered by Dr. Alastair Roberts.
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Excellent discussions with Davenant faculty.
Have really appreciated the reboot of the show as it has begun posting episodes from recent lectures (though the earlier interviews were good as well). Thank you for sharing these resources!
Has introduced me to a wonderful corner of the reformed world I never knew about
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Content is likely to center on various aspects of Christian theology and its implications in contemporary society, exploring the intersections of historical scholarship with modern church practices. Episodes may feature discussions on significant theological figures, concepts like political theology, and social justice, while bringing attention to how historical perspectives can inform current discussions within the Reformed and evangelical communities. The podcast probably emphasizes community engagement and personal moral responsibility, suggesting a thoughtful exploration of faith in today's world.
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