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Serious Essays & Reviews for a Serious Church

The premier philosophical-theological podcast featuring the most important thinkers today — modeling irenic debate and discussion for the serious church.
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A show dedicated to discussing and reflecting on the whole Baptist story — its history, theology, and ongoing significance for the church today.

An intellectual resource for the pillar and buttress of the truth which is the church — roundtable discussions and live events on theology, philosophy, and the life of the mind.

Hanover Press is the print publication division of The London Lyceum — publishing original Protestant academic theology and re-printing classic Baptist literature with the rigor of a university press and the ecclesial focus the church deserves. Guided by over forty academic editors and pastors.

In our day it can be difficult to find a space for substantive and charitable discussion of serious theological topics. Happily, the London Lyceum aims to go against that current by providing resources for an intellectually robust Christian faith.

The London Lyceum provides a forum for rigorous and substantive dialogue regarding a broad range of theological and philosophical questions. This dialogue is crucial for the future of ecumenically informed Christian theology.

London Lyceum is one of my favorite podcasts. Listeners are exposed to important topics and scholars in church history, theology, biblical studies, and philosophy. It is free from the kind of polemics that inform too much of our discourse today.

The London Lyceum has quickly established itself at the forefront of this retrieval movement, as a center for confessionally-anchored but authentically catholic Baptist theology. I heartily commend their resources to anyone seeking to wrestle deeply with the riches of the Christian theological tradition.

The London Lyceum is working toward creating a culture of celebration within the realm of mere Christianity — cultivating the art and grace of celebrating our commonly held doctrines in a day that sneers at divine revelation.

Conversations with Jordan and Brandon sparkle with the freshness drawn from the Biblical wellsprings because of their devotion to confessing our faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.
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