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Chris Moore talks to Lee Gatiss and Mark Smith about Donatism and its implications for today.

Chris Moore, Lee Gatiss and Kirsten Birkett discuss the heresy of universalism and why it is so prevalent in contemporary theology and church life.

Lee Gatiss reflects on Gafcon Kilgali with some comments from other participants

Ros Clarke talks to Andrew Atherstone, a member of the Anglican Consultative Council, about the Anglican Communion: what it is and why it matters.

George Crowder interviews Rob Munro, the new Bishop of Ebbsfleet about his life and faith, his role as bishop, and the current situation in the Church of England.

Kirsten Birkett and Ros Clarke consider some of the issues of class in UK society and particularly how they relate to church and ministry.

Tony Cannon asks recently retired vicar of Hailsham Parish Church, David Bourne, and chartered accountant and church member, Colin Dadswell how they went about setting up a parish trust. Church Society cannot give legal advice and it would be very wise for a church to take independent legal advice before setting up such a trust, especially as PCC members are trustees of the PCC charity and there n...

Ros Clarke joins Chris Moore and Lee Gatiss for a discussion of the ancient heresy of Marcionism and some of its contemporary forms.

Chris Moore and Lee Gatiss are back to discuss ancient and modern heresies regarding the Trinity.

Ros Clarke talks to Lee Gatiss about what actually happened at Synod last week, and why we have much to give thanks for.

Lee Gatiss asks Ros Clarke what's coming up this week at Synod and how listeners can pray for those who will be participating, as well as for the outcomes.

Lee Gatiss and Ros Clarke discuss the Church of England Evangelical Council responses to the House of Bishops' proposals.

Chris Moore and Lee Gatiss tackle another set of heresies, this week looking at different ways of getting the doctrine of Christ wrong.

Chris Moore and Lee Gatiss begin a new mini-series on the podcast, examining some of the ancient heresies and their contemporary forms to be aware of. This episode looks at the doctrine of revelation.

Lee Gatiss interviews Martin Davie about the purpose and practice of having bishops.

Talk on 1 Timothy 3 by Revd Dr Lee Gatiss, at the Junior Anglican Evangelical Conference 2022 (The Household of God).

This week, in our mini-series looking at perspectives on leadership, George Crowder interviews Kirsten Birkett.

Talk on the laity by Dr Ros Clarke, at the Junior Anglican Evangelical Conference 2022 (The Household of God).

In the second episode of this podcast mini-series, George Crowder talks to Geoffrey Firth, an RAF chaplain, about his perspective on leadership.

In advance of the 2023 FWS Conference on leadership, George Crowder interviews David Peet about his experience of leadership in the secular world. This is the first in a leadership mini-series on the podcast, which will include a number of interviews with secular and church leaders.

Talk on Presbyters by Revd Dr Lee Gatiss, at the Junior Anglican Evangelical Conference 2022 (The Household of God).

Ros Clarke asks John Dunnett, Director of Strategy and Operations for CEEC, about what might happen next following any changes to the Church of England's doctrine and liturgy as a result of the Living in Love and Faith process.

Talk on Bishops by Revd Dr Rob Munro, at the Junior Anglican Evangelical Conference 2022 (The Household of God).

Ros Clarke chats to John Dunnett to find out more about the work of the Church of England Evangelical Council.

Chris Moore and Lee Gatiss discuss how preachers can constantly be working to be better at their task.