Online Conversation | C.S. Lewis: The Most Reluctant Convert with Max McLean What is it about C.S. Lewis’s story and writing that continues to resonate so strongly? Through his portrayal of Lewis in the recently premiered film, The Most Reluctant Convert, actor Max McLean explores C.S. Lewis's enduring legacy as he enacts Lewis’s journey from hard-boiled atheist to renowned Christian
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Online Conversation | Finding God in the Garden with Andrew Peterson In his lyrical and insightful new book, The God of the Garden, singer-songwriter Andrew Peterson reflects on the formational significance of place and symbolism of nature in the spiritual life. On Friday, December 10th we hosted an Online Conversation with Andrew on what it looks
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Online Conversation | The Golden Key with Jerry Root We are releasing our exclusive conversation between Trinity Forum President Cherie Harder and Dr. Jerry Root from The Rabbit Room’s 2021 “Hutchmoot Homebound" conference. Root gives a beautiful defense of the imagination that edifies our need to explore fantasy, fiction, and beauty as spiritual beings. G.K. Chesterton,
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Online Conversation | Practicing Gratitude with Diana Butler Bass How do we practically cultivate and sustain a life marked by gratitude? On November 19th we hosted an Online Conversation with Diana Butler Bass to explore the transformative, subversive power of gratitude for our personal lives and communities. Through her book, Grateful, cultural observer and theologian Diana
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Online Conversation | Justice, Mercy, and Overcoming Racial Division with Bishop Claude Alexander and Dr. Mac Pier What is required of people of faith in addressing racial divisions in the church and in society? In Required: God's Call to Justice, Mercy, and Humility to Overcome Racial Division, theologians Bishop Claude Alexander and Dr. Mac Pier discuss how
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Evening Conversation | Beyond Ideology with Peter Kreeft and Eugene Rivers What is ideology? What do our ideological frameworks help reveal about ourselves, others, and the world around us — and what do they obscure? What are the consequences of an era when seemingly every human issue is viewed through an ideological lens, and if there’s
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Online Conversation | Hope, Heartbreak, and Meaning with Kate Bowler What do you do when life doesn't work out the way you thought it would? In her most recent book, No Cure for being Human (And Other Truths I Need to Hear), Duke professor and best-selling author Kate Bowler explores this question in wrestling with
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Online Conversation | Understanding Transhumanism with Richard Mouw and Rosalind Picard On Friday, September 10th we hosted theologian and author Richard Mouw and scholar and inventor Rosalind Picard as we explored the interconnection of AI, transhumanism, and human flourishing. This online conversation was part of our series on "Discovery and Doxology" in partnership with BioLogos
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Online Conversation | Public Faith in Polarized Times with Mark Labberton, Claude Alexander, and Walter Kim In a public square increasingly riven by tribalism, identity politics, and polarization, how can Christians wisely and faithfully engage? On Friday, August 13th, we hosted a timely conversation with Mark Labberton, Claude Alexander, and Walter Kim on ways of
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