
Theopolis Institute teaches men and women to lead cultural renewal by renewing the church.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, we feature Jonathan Barlow’s lecture from the 2026 Theopolitan Ministry Conference. Barlow examines several common anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence: the fear that technology will reduce human beings to measurable outputs... more
In this lecture from the 2026 Theopolitan Ministry Conference, Dr. John Ahern argues that ornament is not an unnecessary addition to useful things, but the natural overflow of human love, gratitude, and delight. He explores ornamentation as the meeti... more
Peter Leithart, James Bejon, and Alastair Roberts continue their discussion of Judges by turning to chapter 1 and the unfinished conquest of the land. They explore how the opening chapters frame the whole book, including Israel’s tribal failures, the... more
Judges is a book of riddles, grotesque comedy, tribal fracture, liturgical chaos, and unexpected deliverance. Peter Leithart, Jeff Meyers, Alastair Roberts, and James Bejon open a new Theopolis series on the book of Judges, considering why this stran... more
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A deeply scholarly show exploring biblical theology, exegesis, liturgy, and church history through rigorous, text-forward discussions. Episodes often analyze Malachi, Revelation, and related scriptures, tying ancient temple imagery and covenant themes to New Testament fulfillment. The format frequently features a rotating set of respected Theopolis Institute scholars guiding roundtables and monologues that challenge mainstream interpretations, emphasize liturgical living, and explore how biblical texts inform church practice today. Listeners are likely drawn to rigorous biblical analysis, confessional theology, and practical implications for ministry, worship, and cultural renewal. This mix makes it a standout for pastors, seminary students... more
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Recent guests on The Theopolis Podcast include:
1. John Ahern
2. Jeff Meyers
3. James Bejon
4. Alastair Roberts
5. James B. Jordan
6. Christopher Kou
7. Dr. Esther Meek
8. Father Mark Brians
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