
Conversing with Mark Labberton invites listeners into transformative encounters with leaders and creators shaping our world at the intersection of Christian faith, culture, and public life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

The Old Testament, Walter Brueggemann said, is an old text that simply refuses to stay old. "It reads like it was written yesterday." For him, God offers no artificial closure, but is active in the meantime, and at peace with the "unfinished."
Walt... more
Why are we still "kicking the hornet's nest"? The last time Mark Labberton interviewed Daniel Zoughbie (UC Berkeley/UCSF) for his expertise on international diplomacy in the Middle East, there was not yet an Iran war. Regardless of your geographical ... more
What is it that actually forms our inner reality? Our values, our perspective, our judgment, our understanding of wisdom about the issues that really matter? What difference does that make in Christian character formation? The American church consist... more
Can technology be leveraged for the human good? Or will AI technology and its explosive expansion bring about the opposite—a culture that reduces our magnificent humanity to means for technocratic ends?
"We can either create the Tower of Babel or w... more
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I find the various guests and topics discussed relevant, engaging, and insightful, which keeps me listening.
This episode was especially insightful and important. I pray it gets a wide listen.
Each episode of Conversing is a thoughtful narrative gift. Mark and his guests bless me with their thoughtful discussions, their intellect, and their insights. I leave each episode restored and refreshed in my faith…deeply grateful for Fuller, technology, and podcasts. Thank you to all who participate in and produce this podcast.
Hey Fuller, it’s time to accept that LGBT people exist. ONE HUNDRED episodes, and not one mentions Queer issues. Then again, Fuller doesn’t even allow Queer people to attend the school. These are just more podcasts that keep Fuller students and listeners ignorant of the real world.
I love this show. So insightful in terms of theology, Christian thought, culture, everything! My only complaint is the theme music. It hurts my ears and I skip through it or literally rip my headphones out every time it comes on! Please consider a change!
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A thoughtful interview series that centers conversations with leaders, scholars, journalists, and artists at the intersection of Christian faith, culture, and public life. Episodes routinely explore resilience, justice, education, technology, peace, and governance through the lenses of theology, history, and lived experience, often weaving in personal stories to ground complex ideas. The show stands out for its slower, contemplative interview style, a preference for linking timeless spiritual practices with pressing modern issues, and guests who span religion, academia, media, and the arts to illuminate how belief informs action in society.
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Recent guests on Conversing include:
1. Daniel Zoughbie
2. Brian Patrick Green
3. Jeff Schloss
4. Tim Shriver
5. Christian Wiman
6. Shadi Hamid
7. Jim Wallis
8. Gregory Boyle
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