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Tired of conversations that skim safely across the surface?

Access podcasts, video and articles from thought leaders and everyday practitioners to inspire your next conversation.

Deeper Questions

Deeper Questions

Submerge in Wonder, Surface with Hope

The Deeper Questions podcast makes space for reflection and intelligent conversation about God. There's a Christian angle to every episode, but we also take the time to listen to sceptics and the place of doubt in a post-Christian world.

God in 60s

God in 60 seconds

Ready. Set. God.

What can you learn in 60 seconds? You might be surprised! Check out sound bites from our team of creators. Every minute starts a unique conversation about the bigger questions of life. Listen to one, binge the rest. Then stay for a conversation.

Reel Dialogue

Reel Dialogue

Film through the lens of Faith

Grab some popcorn and find your seats to discuss how movies shape the way we see life. Discover Reel Dialogue through reviews, podcasts and events that connect the Christian faith to real conversation. Having a great time is just the beginning.

Third Space Starter Kit

Ready to start your own Third Space? Download our kit and get your group off to a good start.

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when there is no time to breathe
City Bible Forum
What does Jesus say are the costs and benefits of following him?
Glenn Hohnberg
How could a good God allow suffering?
David Murrow
David Murrow is the author of 'Why men hate going to Church'
John Anderson
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson speaks about what has inspired him in leadership
James Garth
What does missing airline MH370 tell us about searching for the truth?
Glenn Hohnberg
Is there only only one way to God?
Dominic Steele
The purpose of the Old Testament laws and their function today
Ian Powell
We were made for so much more: eternity