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Trinity Forum Conversations is a podcast exploring the big questions in life by looking to the best of the Christian intellectual tradition and elevating the voices, both ancient and modern, who grapple with these questions and direct our hearts to the Author of the answers. We invite you to join us in one of the great joys of life: a conversation among friends on the things that matter most.

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Latest Episodes

How can we cultivate a faith that endures and flourishes?

Author, Anglican priest, and Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Tish Harrison Warren shows us how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. By drawing on themes from her new ... more

In a culture shaped by distraction, anxiety, and constant noise, how do we focus on what matters most?

In this special episode, we're sharing a conversation from a recent Trinity Forum event featuring Ben Sasse—former U.S. Senator, university presid... more

In March, we welcomed Malcolm Guite for an in-person event to celebrate his new book, Galahad and the Grail, which is the first in his Merlin’s Isle trilogy published through Rabbit Room Press.

While he was with us, Malcolm sat for this podcast inte... more

We live in an unforgiving age. Even as we know that Jesus commanded forgiveness, extending it can seem impossible, impractical, self-harming, even unjust.

In these times of outrage and fear, what can help us become forgiving people?

Author Amy Orr-... more

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Recent Guests

Ben Sasse
Former U.S. Senator, university president
University roles, public service
Episode: A Conversation With Ben Sasse
Amy Orr-Ewing
Oxford-based theologian, author, and scholar
University affiliations mentioned (Oxford-based theologian; honorary lecturer at University of Aberdeen; distinguished scholar at Wheaton College)
Episode: Forgiveness in an Outraged World, with Amy Orr-Ewing
Alan Fadling
Anglican priest, spiritual director, and president/founder of Unhurried Living, Inc.
Unhurried Living, Inc.
Episode: Living a Non-Anxious Life, with Alan Fadling
Nijay Gupta
Theologian, Julius Manti Professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary
Northern Seminary
Episode: Practicing Slow Theology with Nijay Gupta
Miroslav Volf
Theologian and scholar known for Life Worth Living and Exclusion and Embrace
Yale Center for Faith and Culture; Yale Divinity School
Episode: Discovering a Life Worth Living, with Miroslav Volf
Curt Thompson
Author and psychiatrist; host of the Being Known Podcast
Private practice / Author
Episode: Hope in the Darkness with Curt Thompson
Alan Noble
Associate Professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University; Editor-in-Chief of Christ in Pop Culture; author of multiple works
Oklahoma Baptist University; Christ in Pop Culture
Episode: Affirming God's Goodness Amidst Suffering, with Alan Noble
Molly Worthen
Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and author of 'Spellbound'
University of North Carolina
Episode: Charisma in Leaders: The Hidden Dynamic with Molly Worthen
Keith Getty
An extraordinary hymn writer, musician, and catalyst for the modern hymn movement
Getty Music
Episode: Singing at Christmas and How it Forms us

Hosts

Cherie Harder
President of the Trinity Forum with frequent involvement in conversations on faith and public life.
Sheree Harter
President of the Trinity Forum, involved in conversations about faith, culture, and public life.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 295 ratings
  • Better together - Trinity Forum and Malcolm Guite

    I have listened to Trinity Forum and i have listened to Malcolm Guite, but together they are the best of each. I had never heard MG speak to me this way. This is a conversation to be saved, to be savored and to be remembered. Thank you both.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Diego Cantú
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent, highly thoughtful engagement with contemporary life through the lens of the best of Christian tradition.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    SquareRecord902
    7 months ago
  • This show represents what the leftist academy that claims to be Christian thinks

    All of their guests seem to come from the academy or agree with that perspective. Too often they seem to place allegiance to the leftist elites views ahead of what the Bible says or seeking truth.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    This Ken
    United States10 months ago
  • Just What I Need

    Just discovered Trinity Forum Conversations and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. Great topics with great guests covering today’s concerns and the timeless ones I haven’t heard discussed anywhere else.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bren6771
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fantastic

    I am so glad that I came across this podcast. The conversations are very encouraging and challenging. The variety of speakers in each episode lends to learning how to recognize that we are not all created the same, but we can learn to love each person where they are, and grow more like Christ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mbooras
    United Statesa year ago

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Guests are often prominent scholars and writers, adding credibility and insight.
Thoughtful, high-caliber guests and rigorous discussions on faith and culture.
Listeners praise the depth and breadth of topics, from theology to public life.

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A Conversation With Ben Sasse
Q: Why pursue end-of-life content and a podcast about hope, joy, and meaning?
The conversation suggests a commitment to sharing life-giving perspectives, offering solace and practical wisdom, and encouraging broader cultural conversations about mortality, dignity, and faith, especially as digital media amplifies narratives about dying in public.
A Conversation With Ben Sasse
Q: How did you and your family absorb the shock of a terminal cancer diagnosis?
He explains the practical and emotional aftermath, the shift toward focusing on time with family, the role of a supportive medical team, and the sense that the diagnosis reframes priorities toward gratitude, presence, and meaningful service rather than fear.
A Conversation With Ben Sasse
Q: What formed Ben Sasse? How did Ben get to be Ben?
Ben describes a foundational upbringing in a Christian home, exposure to hardworking family values, and a grounding in theology that shaped his view of public life, government, and vocation. He emphasizes the influence of Two Kingdoms theology and a habit of thoughtful reading and dialogue.
Living a Non-Anxious Life, with Alan Fadling
Q: What advice would you give to those who live among anxious people—how can they be a conduit of peace without absorbing the anxiety themselves?
Become less anxious yourself by practicing the peace of God and cultivating a non-anxious presence. Your calm presence can be a powerful form of ministry and support for others dealing with anxiety.
Living a Non-Anxious Life, with Alan Fadling
Q: How can we balance serving others and leading with our jobs while avoiding continual hurry and burnout?
Adopt a rhythm of life—engage and disengage, work and prayer—so that when you step back, you receive from God and can give more effectively. Sabbath and rest aren't laziness; they're strategic to sustained fruitfulness.

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What is Trinity Forum Conversations about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program features deep conversations with theologians, historians, poets, and public intellectuals who explore how faith informs culture, leadership, and everyday life. Episodes often center on forgiveness, suffering, discipleship, and the role of Christian thought in public life, weaving biblical perspectives with philosophy, history, and the arts. A standout pattern is pairing rigorous intellectual inquiry with practical spirituality—covering topics from slow theology and non-anxious living to the meaning of gratitude and the impact of charisma in leadership. The format tends to attract listeners who value thoughtful, well-reasoned dialogue at the intersection of faith and culture, and who appreciate guest expertise across theology, e... more

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1. Ben Sasse
2. Amy Orr-Ewing
3. Alan Fadling
4. Nijay Gupta
5. Miroslav Volf
6. Curt Thompson
7. Alan Noble
8. Molly Worthen

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