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N.T. Wright is a challenging theologian for evangelicals. He defends truths that are important to us, like the resurrection of Jesus and the importance of salvation history. But he advocates for an alternative understanding of the doctrine of justification by faith, which is known as the New Perspective on Paul. In this talk, we unpack N.T. Wright’s teaching of the New Perspective on Paul.

Find more great talks like this at https://www.FOCLonline.org. What happens when leaders don’t listen well? And is there any hope for leaders who do struggle to listen? As we look at how Jesus developed Peter’s leadership in the Gospel of John, we discover that Peter had an issue with listening. In this talk, we examine Peter’s life and ministry to discuss embracing humility and looking to Jesus and focus on practical ways to incorporate listening into our daily lives.

The Gospel is the greatest story ever told. Yet, today, it seems most people in the West do not care. Church leaders and organisations struggle to get new members and connect with modern audiences. Where once the church was a cornerstone of local communities, today, many people perceive it as intolerant, unimportant, or out of touch. Peder Tellefsdal brings 20 years as a professional communicator to help rediscover the greatest story ever told to connect with modern audiences.

Academia has the capacity to impact society at every level, and so Christians serving in academia have a leveraged opportunity to bear witness to Christ. However, the academic calling also poses unique dangers to Christian faithfulness. We should not be shocked, then, when we see Christians either abandon or water down their faith as they progress in their academic careers. This talk explores the explanation which Scripture gives for the perils of academia, and, therein, the antidote to them.