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Paul Copan is probably best known as a wise and gracious apologist. He’s also a theologian, analytic philosopher, author and presently a Visiting Scholar at the University of Oxford. We had a superb time talking with him about his story and influences, and about hearing and talking with people.

Matthew Bingham is from the US, has studied at UCLA, Princeton and Belfast, has been a pastor in the US and in Northern Ireland, and he now teaches systematic theology and church history at Oak Hill College in London. Ken Brownell had a great time talking with him about his favourite book on this new episode of Bookmarks.

Matt Jones is a husband, father of seven, pastor of Del Rey Church, Los Angeles, a foster carer and holder of a couple of PhDs. We had a superb time talking with him about priorities, the challenges of the moment in which we live and the grace of God in the local church.

Announcing our new podcast series, Bookmarks, hosted by Dr Kenneth Brownell, in which we talk with guests about their favourite books! We begin with a fascinating conversation with Geoff Thomas.

J H. Bavinck, nephew of Herman Bavinck, is respected as the man who took Bavinck’s rich, practical, God-centred theology, and applied it in the context of missions. His great book Personality and Worldview – originally lectures to students – has now been translated by James Eglinton. (The Foreword was the last thing that Tim Keller published in his lifetime.) We had the privilege of hosting the launch of the book where we talked with James about how the gospel really does change everything!

Mary Mohler (Mrs Albert Mohler) has written a lovely book about Susannah Spurgeon (Mrs Charles Spurgeon). It was a delight and privilege to sit down with her and talk about the Spurgeons, to reflect on their example, and to hear some of her own stories! Her new book Susannah Spurgeon: Lessons for a Life of Joyful Eagerness in Christ is published by Christian Focus.