Coming soon, The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast. The podcast where two old friends, an evangelist and a theologian, tackle the big questions of life and faith.

In this first episode, J.John and Tom Wright tackle the foundational questions such as 'What is the Bible?' 'How do we know the Bible is the word of God?' and 'who collated the New Testament?'

J.John and Tom take a deeper look at the chronology of the Bible and discuss the important question of 'how should we read the Bible?'

In this episode, J.John and Tom look at the methodology of how we should read the Bible. They discuss which Bible translation is the correct translation and also how we should interpret the Bible.

This week, J.John and Tom go through the Lord's Prayer, line-by-line, and chat about what it really means.

J.John and Tom delve into the book of Job to tackle the age-old question of suffering and the problem of evil. Together, they explore difficult topics like the role of the devil, principalities and powers, and spiritual warfare. They also unpack the armour of God and how we can stand firm against the enemy's schemes.

Focusing on the Bible verse John 3:16, J.John and Tom unpack what Christians mean when they talk about 'the gospel'.

In this light-hearted episode, J.John asks Tom the kind of questions that reveal the man behind the books - his memories, favourite places and ways to relax, and what he’d do if he could jump through time.

This week, J.John and Tom start their conversation about St Paul which they continue over several episodes. They ask questions around what Paul would want us to understand about Jesus, the Kingdom of God, and the resurrection.

J.John and Tom explore the dramatic transformation of Paul’s life following his encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. They dive into fascinating topics like Messianic prophecies and unpack key questions surrounding Paul’s conversion and calling.

This week, J.John and Tom unpack what the phrase 'justification by faith' really means. They also take a quick dive into the lives of Martin Luther and other key figures who helped shape Christian history.

In this episode, J.John and Tom dive into the radical life of the Apostle Paul—unpacking where he wrote his letters, how he heard from God, and how his story ended. But the big question? Are the Gifts of the Spirit still active today... and what does Paul’s life reveal about that? Don’t miss this powerful conversation on guidance, faith, and the Holy Spirit in action.

J.John and Tom tackle important questions about having confidence in our salvation and how we actually put on the armour of God.

In episode 13 of the podcast, J.John and Tom talk about superstition, necromancy, and powers and principalities. They also address a common criticism faced by Christians: the perceived connections between Paganism and certain Christian traditions.

This week, J.John and Tom discuss numerous questions about the Sabbath, house churches and mistakes made by the Church.

J.John and Tom have a fascinating conversation about icons; do they help us connect with God or should they be avoided? What about Christian jewellery; should we wear a cross with or without Jesus on it? They then get onto the topic of whether or not Christians should drink alcohol.

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In this episode, J.John and Tom look at an overview of the letter to the Romans, discussing where it was written, who it was written to, and important questions over topics such as justification.

J.John and Tom continue their conversation on the letter to the Romans, focusing in on Romans 8. They also chat about how Romans should influence how we view Israel today.

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As they conclude their 3-episode discussion on the letter to the Romans, J.John and Tom talk about some of the key verses that many of us know today, including the famous verse about being transformed by the renewing of our minds.

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We kickstart season 2 with a conversation around Advent and Christmas! This week, J.John and Tom discuss questions around the actual birthdate of Jesus and look at the best ways to observe Advent.

This week, J.John and Tom discuss what really happened at the birth of Jesus. They talk about the stable, the star, the shepherds and the wise men.

Continuing the theme of Christmas, J.John and Tom look at three wise women involved in the Christmas story; Mary, Elizabeth and Anna. They also speak about the Messianic prophecies that looked forward to the birth of Jesus Christ.

In this final episode on the theme of Christmas, J.John and Tom chat about their favourite Christmas carols and ponder some dubious lyrics! They also chat about the biblical prophecies and ask whether there are any that are yet to be fulfilled.

Baptism; is it essential for Christians? Adult baptism or infant baptism? This week, J.John and Tom dive into these important questions and more!

This week, J.John and Tom take a deep dive into the meaning and mystery of the Communion, also known as Eucharist, the Lord’s Supper, or the Mass. Are these terms interchangeable, or do they point to different traditions and perspectives? Join them as they explore what Scripture, history, and Christian practice reveal about what truly happens when we share in this sacred meal.

J.John and Tom continue their conversation on the letter to the Galatians, focusing this week on chapter 1 of Paul's letter. They spend time chatting about Galatians 1:6-7 and about how we can resist a compromised Gospel.

In episode 7 of this series, J.John and Tom begin an in-depth dive into the Letter to the Galatians. This week they take time to understand the historical context to this letter and the culture in which it was written.

This week, J.John and Tom delve into the riches of Galatians chapter 2. Among other things, they discuss the verse 'it is no longer I who live, it is Christ who lives in me'.

J. John and Tom dive into Galatians 3–4! In chapter 3, they explore how Paul saw the Old Testament in light of Christ’s coming. Then, in chapter 4, they reflect on God’s perfect timing in our lives.

This week, J.John and Tom explore chapter 5 of Paul’s letter to the Galatians, diving into the meaning of the fruit of the Spirit. Together, they reflect on what it looks like to live by the Spirit and how each of us can learn to walk in step with the Spirit in our everyday lives.

In the final episode of season 2, J.John and Tom discuss the final chapter of the Letter to the Galatians, unpacking what it really means to boast in the cross of Jesus Christ.

What happens when we die? Is heaven the final destination, or is there something even greater ahead? In this episode of The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast, J.John and Tom Wright explore the Christian hope of life after death and the promise of the new heavens and new earth. Together they unpack Jesus’ words to the thief on the cross, “Today you will be with me in paradise”, and ask what the Bible really means by paradise. They also discuss what Christians mean when they talk about the “soul”, what happens between death and resurrection, and why the ultimate aim of God’s plan is not escape from earth, but the union of heaven and earth in a renewed creation. Along the way, they examine how different Christian traditions, including the Catholic understanding of purgatory, have approached these questions through the centuries. A thoughtful and hope-filled conversation about death, resurrection, and the future God has promised.

“Are you filled with the Spirit?”

“Yes… but I leak.”

In this powerful Season 3 opener, J.John and Professor N.T. Wright dive into one of the most important and personal questions for every Christian: what does it actually mean to live a Spirit-filled life?

Recorded just before Pentecost, this episode explores why the Holy Spirit is not an optional extra in Christianity, but the very presence of God dwelling within his people.

Whether you’re curious, cautious, sceptical, or spiritually hungry, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to rediscover the person and power of the Holy Spirit.

What will happen when Jesus returns? What does the Bible really teach about resurrection, judgment, and the rapture?

In this episode of The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast, J.John and Tom Wright tackle some of the most debated questions surrounding the end times. Together they explore what Christians can genuinely say about heaven, life after death, the return of Christ, and the future resurrection promised in the New Testament.

They unpack Paul’s statement that “the dead in Christ will rise first”, examine where modern rapture theology came from, and ask whether popular end-times teaching has sometimes distorted the biblical picture. The conversation also addresses the sobering question of what happens to those who reject the love of Jesus, as well as the ways apocalyptic speculation can fuel unhealthy ideology, fear, and even forms of idolatrous nationalism.

Above all, this episode is about hope, clarity, and readiness: Jesus will return, and the Church is called not to panic or speculation, but to faithful living in the present.

What place does judgment have in the story of God’s new creation? Is judgment something Christians should fear? Or is it part of God putting the world right?

In this episode of The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast, J.John and Tom explore the biblical theme of judgment through the lens of resurrection, renewal, and God’s ultimate “homecoming”. Drawing on themes from Tom's new book 'God’s Homecoming', they discuss how final judgment fits within God’s plan to restore heaven and earth together.

The conversation tackles difficult and deeply personal questions: What does it mean to store up rewards in heaven? Will our lives and actions really be examined by God? What did Jesus mean in the Sermon on the Mount when he warned about calling someone a fool? And what happens to marriage and relationships in the new creation?

Along the way, J.John and Tom reflect on two searching questions that sit at the heart of the Christian faith: 'What did you do with Jesus?' and 'What did you do with your life?'

Why does the Bible speak about a new heaven as well as a new earth? And if God is going to renew creation, why should Christians care about the world right now?

In this episode of The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast, J.John and Tom Wright explore some of the Bible’s most dramatic and misunderstood themes: the future of creation, the defeat of evil, and the fate of Satan and the fallen angels. Together they unpack what Scripture means by a “new heaven and new earth”, why Christians should care deeply about justice, stewardship, and even issues like climate change, and how God’s renewal of creation shapes the way we live today.

They also tackle big questions surrounding the devil, Armageddon, and the return of Christ. Is Armageddon meant to describe a literal physical battle? Where are Satan and the fallen powers now? And how will Jesus finally deal with evil when he returns?

A hopeful and thought-provoking conversation about the end of evil, the renewal of creation, and the victory of Christ.

Why don't Christians talk more about the return of Jesus? And what difference should it make to the way we live today?

In this episode of The J.John & Tom Wright Podcast, J.John and Tom discuss why the Second Coming has often been neglected in preaching, whether there are prophecies that still need to be fulfilled before Christ returns, and what Jesus meant when he said that the gospel must be proclaimed to all nations. They also reflect on the striking promise, "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth," and what it reveals about God's future for creation.

They also ask how Christians should live in the present and talk about how God himself will wipe away every tear.

A hopeful and practical conversation about the return of Jesus, the renewal of all things, and living today in the light of tomorrow.