Christianity Now Podcast

Christianity Now

Religion EN ↓ 28 episodes

A podcast about life, belief, ministry, and more as we move together towards the heart of the 21st century. Hosted by Dr. Joshua Ziefle, it is a joint effort of the Northwest University College of Ministry and Center for Calling and Theological Formation. Christianity Now features a variety of guests discussing their lives, faith, interests, and areas of study, and what all this means for the Christian faith in our time.

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Latest episode

Nov 11, 2025

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Episodes

Episode III: Public Theology & More 30.11.2020

In our third episode, I talk with Dr. Bill Oliverio, Associate Professor of Theology at Northwest University. Dr. Oliverio is new to our faculty this semester, and has an unique set of teaching duties. Join us for our conversation as we discuss the idea of "public theology" and more!

Episode II: Christian Missions and Human Trafficking 01.11.2020

In our second episode, I talk with Professor Lisa Russi, Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies at Northwest University. Our conversation relates to her work in the missions field in Asia and Europe amongst women in the sex trade.

Episode I: Politics & Faith 23.09.2020

In our inaugural episode, I talk with Dr. Andrew Kaufmann, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Northwest University. Our conversation touches on some relevant topics and ideas about religion and politics in advance of the upcoming election.

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