
Gospel Conversations takes a creative approach to attaining a deeper understanding of the gospel and what it means to us today. Our speakers are not ministers, but range from a diverse community of Christian thinkers who lead their various fields of knowledge in history, design thinking, theology, philosophy, and organisational leadership—among others. Each month we host a live event in Sydney, th... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Nothing is more foundational to the traditional gospel than a ‘theory of sin’. But for most of us, it is a messy topic that we have not thought about enough. Hence Christianity has all too often suggested a dark anthropology that defines humanity as ... more
This is the third in Ben Myer’s wonderful series on the thinking of the early church fathers. This talk examines their view on the burning question of discipleship - what does it mean to follow Christ in how we live particularly in the public square?... more
Welcome to our final conversation with John Behr on Maximus. Alongside this episode you’ll find the handouts John distributed — well worth having open as you listen, as he works through them closely and the text repays careful attention.
If you have... more
If you are about to embark on an important meal, it is nice to begin with some antipasto. Well this talk is my ‘antipasto’ for John Behr’s final talk on Maximus, the third of the great Church Fathers whose theology he has summarised for us. This talk... more
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What a joy this podcast has brought to me - I only discovered this in the last few months but the catalogue of past episodes is a delight. Clear and compelling explanations of scripture and the writings of the patristics. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and insight.
I’ve only recently started listening to this podcast after a ministry colleague suggested it. I’m absorbed in listening to this podcast’s current and back episodes, and find it excellent for expanding my understanding alongside revising what I’ve learned in my Christology unit of study. Ready to dive back into my early church writings with fresh enthusiasm and appreciation!
Very good podcast. Conversations are rigorous, challenging and thought-provoking.
This stuff is great. It’s all about getting theology out of its sometimes stuffy quarters into the exciting world of work and creativity, where real life happens. Love your work Tony and co.; it’s inspiring, down to earth, real, intellectually engaging, and is helping re-vision Jesus not as a religious figure, but as a brilliant Someone you’d love to introduce to your mates.
Probably not for those highly committed to any certain theological position at all costs. Then again...maybe it is.
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A scholarly-leaning theology show that unpacks early church thought, patristics, and the ongoing relevance of Christian doctrine for modern life. Episodes often center on figures like Maximus the Confessor, Gregory of Nyssa, Irenaeus, and Augustine, exploring topics such as deification, creation, theosis, and the interpretation of Scripture. Conversations bridge deep historical analysis with practical implications for discipleship, ethics, and contemporary culture, including debates over original sin, the meaning of death, and how doctrine informs public life. A distinctive thread is reframing theology as a living, dialogue-driven enterprise—often challenging conventional modern assumptions and inviting listeners to rethink how faith shapes... more
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