The Lost World of Genesis
John Walton on why Genesis 1 shouldn't be read as a science text but taken seriously for what it is. 
The true nature of the gospels
Richard Burridge discusses historical study of the gospels and the type of literature they are.
Oral Tradition: a reason to trust the gospels
Darrell Bock argues for the trustworthiness of oral tradition.
Nativity Naivete
John Dickson responds to journalist Andrew Bolt's first attempt at Biblical criticism. 
Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World
A review of the latest book from former Bishop John Shelby Spong.
O Little Town of Bethlehem - or not
Why scepticism over the Gospels' claim that Jesus was born in Bethlehem may not be well founded.
Can we trust the Old Testament?
Iain Provan responds to the claim that no biblical scholar takes the Old Testament seriously.
The Old Testament: A context for Violence
Iain Provan discusses the violence found in the Old Testament.
The relevance of the Old Testament today
Iain Provan explains what the Old Testament has to say to people today.
The Bible’s gift to the West
Iain Provan discusses the consequences of Western Culture abandoning the Bible
Can we trust the Bible?
Craig Blomberg on the existence of Jesus and the trustworthiness of the New Testament.
Accuracy in Oral Tradition
Prof. Craig Keener talks to Simon Smart about why we can trust the New Testament stories about Jesus
