Up: The Union Podcast

Dan Hames speaks with Dave Griffith-Jones about escapism, Netflix binges, seeing the dentist, FOMO, how to read the Psalms, and the gospel's answer to our fear.

Emma Scrivener chats to Dan Hames about her book, 'A New Day', considering mental health, the Church, and the gospel.

In this bumper edition of the podcast, Dan Hames speaks to Colin Nicholl about his extraordinary research into the Star of Bethlehem.

Dan Hames chats with Gerrit Scott Dawson about the ascension – what it is, why it matters, and how it changes everything about your life today.

Dan Hames quizzes Mike Reeves about 'Why the Reformation Still Matters', his book co-authored with Tim Chester.

David Murray gives us a host of reasons to pursue real happiness in Christian living.

David Murray questions the popular idea that there is a difference between happiness and joy.

David Murray gives his advice on how to see more of Jesus and his salvation in the pages of the Old Testament.

David Murray explores the ways the Old Testament saints knew and trusted in Jesus as he 'tried on the clothes of his incarnation' before time.

David Murray considers whether those who lived before Jesus' birth were saved by their works, faith in God in general, by their sacrifices, or by another way altogether.

Dan Hames asks Tony Reinke how John Newton might encourage and challenge us, centuries after his death.

Tony Reinke outlines what he believes to be the heart of John Newton's pastoral care, theology, and letter writing.

Tony Reinke describes John Newton's methods of pastoral care, and opens up his heart to serve those in his care.

Tony Reinke tells the life story of John Newton, from sin and slavery to Christ and ministry.

Tony Reinke describes how he came to study John Newton, and commends his writing – especially his letters – for us today.

Graham Tomlin tells us which part of Luther's theology might be the most crucial – and which Luther himself thought of the same way.

Did Luther totally dismiss good works? Were they important in any way at all? Graham Tomlin investigates.

Dan Hames asks Graham Tomlin about Luther's famous distinction between 'law' and 'gospel', and they touch on the New Perspective's reading of Luther.

Graham Tomlin explains Luther's theology of the cross – that the death of Jesus reveals much about God, reality, and us.

Graham Tomlin talks about Luther's life as a monk and his breakthrough in understanding salvation.