The N.T. Wright Podcast

Tom Wright is unquestionably one of the most influential NT scholars of our generation. It’s hard to overestimate the influence he has had on the Church’s understanding of Jesus and Paul.But what makes this great man tick? We asked you what you’d like to know about the man behind the theology. As a result, we ended up asking him everything from what his favourite childhood bo

Tom took some time to talk with Shane Blackshear on his podcast Seminary Dropout in May of 2015. Some things discussed on the show……associating Reformed theology with people like John Piper, Tim Keller, and others with similar theology, and that sometimes causes confusion to know that Wright sees much of his own views in line with reformed tradition, when it seems like his

Trevin Wax interviewed Bishop NT Wright for the Said At Southern Podcast. You can find a full transcript of the conversation on his website Kingdom People. This podcast was recorded on the campus of Asbury Theological Seminary on November 15, 2007.

N.T. Wright is back for a third time to talk to the guys over at Nomad Podcast back in October of 2013.Okay, so perhaps on a popular level a new N. T. Wright book launch doesn’t quite match the razzmatazz of Rob Bell, but for those with a hunger for some meaty theology (written in a pleasingly engaging style), then it doesn’t get much bigger than this.Tom Wright is a rare breed

Another interview of N.T. Wright from the Nomad Podcast back in October of 2011.Tom Wright was in town recently for the British New Testament Conference, so we took the opportunity to drag him away from his lunch (and a heated debate with a colleague) and ask him a few questions about his new job, his new book, and whether God is going to blow this world up. The belief that God is

This was from an interview N.T. Wright had with the people from the Nomad podcast back in February of 2009.The inaugural Nomad podcast kicks things off with a chat with arguably the most influential New Testament scholar of our generation, Tom Wright (I know, we don't know how we got him either!). Tom tells us everything we need to know about the Bible and community.

From a lecture given on December 31st, 1996 at Yale University.Boldly stating that historians can construct a sketch of Jesus that makes sense both historically and subsequently serves as the beginning point of Christian theology, N.T. Wright shapes this talk around 7 points of discussion about Jesus. Wight asserts that Jesus claimed to be a prophet and a messiah, was a teacher of

The fourth of four talks given at the 2002 C.S. Lewis Institute seminar "Finding and Following the True Jesus".

The third of four talks given at the 2002 C.S. Lewis Institute seminar "Finding and Following the True Jesus".

The second of four talks given at the 2002 C.S. Lewis Institute seminar "Finding and Following the True Jesus".