Peter Leithart, James Bejon, Jeff Meyers, and I continue our new series on the book of Acts. Within this episode we discuss chapter 1, the ascension of Christ and the replacement for Judas.

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Christians and Coronavirus: Seeking Wisdom in Time of Confusion, #6: How Should the Church Respond?

April 24, 2020 ~ Alastair Roberts ~ Leave a comment

Brad Littlejohn and I recently recorded a series of videos in which we discuss issues of wisdom that surround our response to the coronavirus crisis as Christians. In this sixth video and final video, we consider how the Church should respond.

Christians and Coronavirus: Seeking Wisdom in Time of Confusion, #3: When To Obey, When To Protest

April 20, 2020April 20, 2020 ~ Alastair Roberts ~ 2 Comments

Brad Littlejohn and I recently recorded a series of videos in which we discuss issues of wisdom that surround our response to the coronavirus crisis as Christians. In this third video, we discuss the question of how Christians ought to respond when they believe that the civil magistrate is placing excessive restrictions upon us.

Christians and Coronavirus: Seeking Wisdom in Time of Confusion, #2: Are They Allowed to Do That?

April 18, 2020 ~ Alastair Roberts ~ Leave a comment

Brad Littlejohn and I recently recorded a series of videos in which we discuss issues of wisdom that surround our response to the coronavirus crisis as Christians. In this second video, we discuss the rights and duties of the civil magistrate relative to churches.

Analog Church (Interview with Jay Kim)

April 1, 2020 ~ Alastair Roberts ~ Leave a comment

Jay Kim, pastor of teaching and leadership at Vintage Faith Church in Santa Cruz, California, and one of the leaders of the ReGeneration Project, joins me to discuss his new book: Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, and Things in the Digital Age.