Richard Johnson Lecture Podcast

The Richard Johnson lecture, named in honour of Australia's first chaplain Richard Johnson, is an annual public event that seeks to highlight Christianity's relevance to society and to positively contribute to public discourse on key aspects of civil life. Here is the podcast of all the lectures from 2014 to today.

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We have quite a bank of lecture recordings since the first one was delivered back in 2014 so we decided to make them easily accessible to you all through this new podcast. We hope you enjoy it.
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Against Bitterness: how do we live with suffering? (Audio)

Stan Grant delivers a searing diagnosis of our times where chronic loneliness, runaway technological development,…

Against Bitterness: Q&A Session with Stan Grant (Audio)

Theologian and writer Stan Grant delivers a searing diagnosis of our times where chronic loneliness,…

Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us – Q&A

In this episode, you’ll hear the Q&A session following Tim Winton’s 2024 lecture, Exiles at…

Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us

Writer and activist Tim Winton delivers the 2024 Richard Johnson Lecture titled, Exiles at Home:…

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Against Bitterness: how do we live with suffering? (Audio)

Stan Grant delivers a searing diagnosis of our times where chronic loneliness, runaway technological development,…

Against Bitterness: Q&A Session with Stan Grant (Audio)

Theologian and writer Stan Grant delivers a searing diagnosis of our times where chronic loneliness,…

Is Christianity Bad News for Women?

Amy Orr-Ewing delivers the 2017 Richard Johnson Lecture, “Is Christianity Bad News for Women?”

A public faith: serving the common good

Miroslav Volf's lectures from the 'ReThinking: A Public Faith' conference.

Crossing the Great Divide: Building bridges in an age of tribalism

The Western world is seeing a collapse in people’s faith in institutions, democracy, and even…

Out of Site: Attentiveness in a dismissive age

We commonly hear that the times in which we live are “unprecedented”. Not entirely without…