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Hosted by Oak Hill College · religion · EN · 32 episodes
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Deep Roots is hosted by Oak Hill College. The show has published 32 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "One way to build ministry resilience" (27 February 2026, 29 minutes), "The Mission of God" (9 February 2026, 37 minutes), and "Learning From Liberation Theology" (8 December 2025, 43 minutes).
Deep Roots publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for Deep Roots is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Deep Roots requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Deep Roots's contact route on record: public web form.
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Oak Hill College hosts Deep Roots, a religion show with 32 episodes published.
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Episode #32
<p>Pastoral ministry is deeply rewarding — but it can also be deeply lonely.</p><p>In this episode of Deep Roots, Jonny Reid sits down with Andrew Nicholls, Director of Pastoral Care at Oak Hill College, to explore what...
Episode #31
<p>What if mission isn’t just one theme in the Bible — but the very framework that holds the whole story together?</p><p>In this episode of Oak Hill College’s Deep Roots Podcast, Chris Howles is joined by Revd Dr...
Episode #30
<p>In this episode of Deep Roots, the podcast from Oak Hill College, Jonny Reid, Director of Engagement at Oak Hill College and church elder in Oxfordshire, speaks with Luke Foster, Tutor in Doctrine and Church...
Episode #29
<p>Why should Christians—especially pastors and Bible teachers—bother with biblical languages today? In this episode of Deep Roots, Jonny Reid sits down with Rev. Dr. Andrew Cowan, Oak Hill College’s new tutor in Greek...
Episode #28
<p>What does it mean for the local church to truly “send well”? In this episode of Oak Hill College’s Deep Roots podcast, host Chris Howles sits down with Bradley Bell and Larry McCrary from The Upstream Collective...
Episode #27
<p>What happens when leaders don’t truly know themselves? </p><p>In this episode of Deep Roots, Jonny Reid talks with Dr. Mark Stirling, Programme Director of Oak Hill’s MA in Contemporary Christian Leadership. Together...
Episode #27
<p>This time on the Deep Roots Podcast, we are joined by @EmuMusic - Philip Percival and Alanna Glover talk with Jonny Reid about three big questions that the church needs to wrestle with in church music and...
Episode #26
<p>Technology is changing at lightning speed—but how do we keep up without losing our sanity? In this episode of Deep Roots, Jonny Reid and Robin Barfield dive into the moral panics of the past (yes, people once feared...
Episode #25
<p>Fresh off of the plane from Seoul, South Korea, Chris Howles the Director of Cross-Cultural Training here at Oak Hill College shares his experience from The Fourth Lausanne Congress. 5000 believers gathered from...
Episode #24
<p>Oak Hill Visiting Lecturer Natalie Brand in conversation about a beautiful doctrine that's at the center of the gospel and church life together.</p> <p>Deep Roots is a podcast produced by Oak Hill College. Join us...
Episode #23
<p>Kristi Mair talks with Eric Ortlund and Andrew Nicholls about how we actually come to know what is true, and how that underlies much of the Christian life. The conversation explores, among other things, how facts on...
Episode #21
<p>Eric Ortlund and Andrew Nicholls talk with Tim Ward about sermon application and why it's crucial to think through what preaching actually is.</p>
Episode #20
<p>David Baldwin and Tim Ward are joined by Jeremy, a graduate of Oak Hill who worked for a number of years as a language consultant living among Kurdish people. There are 300,000 Kurdish people in the UK, and plenty of...
Episode #19
<p>Kristi Mair and Andrew Nicholls chat to Oak Hill's new Principal Revd Dr James Robson about how God has shaped his life and his longing for the best kind of theological education.</p>
Episode #18
<p>Sofi Abebe digs deep into 1 Peter, drawing on her research, in conversation with Matt Bingham and Tim Ward.</p>
Episode #17
<p>Kristi Mair and Tim Ward hear from Matt Bingham about his upcoming book on the spiritual lives of great saints from the past.</p>
Episode #16
<p>Our Muslim neighbours are people made in God's image, worthy of our respect, who need to hear about Jesus. Rob Scott has lived and ministered among Muslim people in London for many years. He speaks about his own...
Episode #15
<p>Why do so few churches do it? Are there good reasons to consider it seriously?</p> <p>Our guests Adrian and Jon think there are. Today's two guests are Adrian Reynolds, Head of National Ministries at the Fellowship...
Episode #14
<p>Deep Roots is a podcast produced by Oak Hill College. Join us for monthly conversations about theology and ministry. To find out more about Oak Hill College visit: www.oakhill.ac.uk</p>
Episode #13
<p>David, Sydney and Tim focus on the role of characters in John's Gospel. Why are they there? How should we relate to them?</p>
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