Hi Reader,
Every once in a while, I sit down with someone whose influence will still be shaping the church a century from now. N.T. Wright is one of those rare voices.
In today’s episode, we go way back, long before the bestselling books, Oxford lectures, or global influence, to explore the early habits, unexpected turns, and deep formation that shaped one of the greatest theological minds of our time.
Tom opens up about his childhood, the moment he first sensed a call to ministry, and the decades of disciplined curiosity that built the foundation for his scholarship.
We also dive into his views on spiritual warfare, why demonizing our opponents is such a trap for leaders, and the surprising habits that have sustained him into his mid-70s.
If you’ve ever wondered what forms a thinker like N.T. Wright—or what it might take to grow into your own calling—this episode is rich, raw, and deeply encouraging.
🎧 Listen now and take the next step toward healthier leadership. Watch it on YouTube or tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.
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