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GodPod is a regular podcast from St Mellitus College. Theologians Graham Tomlin, Mike Lloyd, Jane Williams and the occasional guest speaker get together to discuss burning issues of God, theology, life and much more, over a supply of coffee and biscuits. Do you have a question for the team? Email it to godpod@htb.org.

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In this episode of GodPod’s Visionaries series, Graham Tomlin and Jane Williams delve into the life and legacy of John Calvin, a towering figure in the Protestant Reformation whose intellectual rigor and theological insights have left an indelible ma... more

In this episode, Jane and Graham embark on an in-depth exploration of Martin Luther, a seminal figure whose bold actions and revolutionary ideas ignited the Protestant Reformation.

Alongside this week’s guest, Robert Kolb, they uncover the persona... more

James K. A. Smith joins Graham Tomlin and Michael Lloyd for this latest instalment of GodPod’s Visionaries series.

Together, they journey through the life and thought of St. Augustine of Hippo, one of the most influential figures in Christian theo... more

Welcome to season two of Godpod’s Visionaries series – delving into the lives and legacies of titanic figures in Christian thought.

First up is Dietrich Bonhoeffer, with guest-expert, Tom Greggs. This conversation delves into the remarkable story o... more

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Robert Kolb
Professor of systematic theology, expert on Martin Luther
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Episode: Visionaries: Martin Luther with Robert Kolb
James KA. Smith
Author of On the Road with St. Augustine, The Real World Spirituality for Restless Hearts
Calvin College / Fuller Seminary (implied by bio in episode)
Episode: Visionaries: St. Augustine with James K. A. Smith
Tom Greggs
Director of the Center for Theological Inquiry, Princeton
Center for Theological Inquiry, Princeton
Episode: Visionaries: Dietrich Bonhoeffer with Tom Greggs
Jessica Martin
Dean of Chelmsford Cathedral and expert in English literature and theology.
Chelmsford Cathedral
Episode: Visionaries: John Milton with Jessica Martin
Jeremy Begbie
Thomas A. Langford Distinguished Research Professor of Theology at Duke University School
Duke University
Episode: Visionaries: Johann Sebastian Bach with Jeremy Begbie
Dr. Claire Gilbert
An author and lecturer, and former founding director of the Westminster Abbey Institute.
Independent Academic
Episode: Visionaries: Julian of Norwich with Claire Gilbert
Stephen Backhouse
Expert on Søren Kierkegaard, author of the biography 'Kierkegaard, A Single Life'
Consultant and advisor
Episode: Visionaries: Soren Kierkegaard with Stephen Backhouse
Dr. Barnabas Aspray
Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at St. Mary's Seminary & University
St. Mary's Seminary & University
Episode: Barnabas Aspray: Jesus, the Refugee? - Godpod 197
Krish Kandiah
Theologian, author, and founder of Sanctuary Foundation
Episode: Krish Kandiah: radical hospitality - Godpod 196

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Graham Tomlin
Co-host of GodPod; theologian with St Mellitus College

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Visionaries: Martin Luther with Robert Kolb
Q: What did Luther mean by justification by faith, and why was it such a revolutionary doctrine at the time?
Luther's view reframed righteousness as a relational trust in God rather than human performance, shifting identity from works to being God's child through faith in Christ; this faith-based righteousness overthrows the prior dominance of works, reforming beliefs about salvation and how people relate to God.
Visionaries: Dietrich Bonhoeffer with Tom Greggs
Q: What were Bonhoeffer's core sources of influence in shaping his theology?
The three major influences discussed are the liberal German tradition via Von Harnack, Karl Barth's dialectic and ecclesiology, and the Lutheran Renaissance that re-emphasized Luther's sources and the authenticity of confessional life.
Visionaries: Thomas Aquinas with Andrew Davison
Q: What are Aquinas's primary ideas that have shaped the way we are today?
Aquinas's legacy includes his contributions to the understanding of the relationship between grace and nature, and his influence on human rights and international law principles.
Visionaries: Thomas Aquinas with Andrew Davison
Q: What drew you to Thomas Aquinas in the first place?
Andrew found his writing appealing due to its fearlessness, bridging science and faith without apprehension.
Visionaries: Soren Kierkegaard with Stephen Backhouse
Q: How did Kierkegaard's thoughts on individuality contrast with the societal norms of his time?
He believed in the importance of individual existence against the backdrop of mass culture, advocating that followers of Jesus must reject mere societal identity and embrace personal responsibility.

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The show centers on thoughtful explorations of theology, Christianity, and religion through deep-dive conversations with theologians, scholars, and clergy. Episodes frequently analyze historical figures (such as Aquinas, Milton, Bach, Julian of Norwich, and Kierkegaard) and their ideas, tracing their influence on faith, philosophy, culture, and modern life. A consistent thread is how belief intersects with reason, culture, and human experience, often framed by a hospitable, coffee-and-biscuits informal atmosphere. A standout trait is the guest roster, which blends renowned academics with church leaders and public theologians, offering both rigorous analysis and accessible storytelling. This combination is likely to appeal to listeners who e... more

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2. James KA. Smith
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