Oct 14, 20261h 59m
"Wildlife and the Wild Woman are both endangered species... The feminine instinctive nature has been looted, driven back, and overbuilt." For many women, the words of Dr. Clarissa Estes tell a story that represent them...
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L'Abri Canada
Hosted by canadianlabri · religion · EN
About this Podcast:
A podcast resource providing audio of the most current lectures given at L’Abri Fellowship Canada, near Victoria, B.C. If you'd like more information, see https://www.canadianlabri.org/
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What has L'Abri Canada covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Wolves and Wild Woman: A Christian Perspective on the Resurgence of the Divine Feminine (Hannah Eichelberger)" (14 October 2026, 119 minutes), "Two Readings of the Bible: Death as natural vs death as curse (Clarke Scheibe)" (17 July 2026, 120 minutes), and "Genuine Connection or Simulated Emotion? The Idolatrous Allure of Large Language Models (Robb Ludwick, Dutch L'Abri)" (11 July 2026, 122 minutes).
How often does L'Abri Canada publish?
L'Abri Canada publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 104 minutes across 100 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on L'Abri Canada?
Booking probability for L'Abri Canada is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. L'Abri Canada requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. L'Abri Canada's contact route on record: public web form.
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Recent episodes
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- Jul 17, 20262 hour
In the tension between evolutionary theories and creationist accounts, some have felt that one solution to bridge the divide is to see Adam and Eve as two hominins given an awareness of the divine ("breathed in life")...
- Jul 11, 20262h 2m
Certain forms of AI are increasingly being experienced as personal contact. In a time of growing anxiety and loneliness, more and more people are turning to LLMs for easy and convincing companionship and advice. What...
Episode #119
Grief and the Psalms (Liz Snell)
Jul 4, 20261h 33mGrief was once thought of as a linear process that helps us to "get over" loss. But as the book of Psalms shows us, grief is an ongoing dialogue between loss and redemption. In this talk, we'll explore how the grief...
Episode #118
Incorporating the Biblical Worldview: A Case for Curiosity and Creativity (Clarke Scheibe)
Jun 27, 20262h 14mWhile Christians accept that Jesus should not only be Saviour but Lord over all their life, many remain confused about how to do this in their work and in their interests. This talk will look at how we can apply a...
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- May 4, 20261h 11m
What on the surface seems like just another conversion story in the book of Acts is in fact an epiphany of the wideness of the gospel for the world. It was not only a sign that the gospel was spreading to "the ends of...
Episode #116
Forming, Filling, Naming: The Lost Words as Creational Enchantment (Christian Eickenroht)
May 4, 20261h 11m“Once upon a time, words began to vanish from the language of children.” So begins the preface to The Lost Words, written by Robert Macfarlane and illustrated by Jackie Morris. Words for childhood like acorn, adder, and...
- May 4, 20261h 40m
"For we are strangers before you and sojourners, as all our fathers were. Our days on the earth are like a shadow, and there is no abiding." (1 Chronicles 29:15) Pilgrimage is a metaphor that lends embodiment and...
Episode #114
Jesus: Myth, Failure, or Lord? (Clarke Scheibe)
May 4, 20262h 1mThis talk will look at three views - that Jesus was a mythic creation to mimic the Greek gods, that Jesus was historical figure but a failed prophet that the church has propped up through desperation, and that Jesus was...
- May 4, 20261h 59m
Guest speaker Mark Ryan join us to discuss the complicated relationship Christians have to Israel. He is the director of Sage Christianity, adjunct professor of Covenant Seminary, associate professor of Calvin Seminary...
- May 4, 20261h 39m
We are assured in the Bible that God oversees and provides not just for nature and for all of humanity, but for especially his own children. Jesus said we are not to worry for doesn't our heavenly Father love us more...
Episode #111
Holy Silence, Music, and Rest (Jonno Saunders)
May 4, 20261h 55mNobody wants constant noise, in music or in life—we need to rest. Rest is a musical term, and in music it's about breathing, embodying the holiness of time, and giving space to others. We'll explore what music has to...
Episode #110
AI and Human Dignity (Dr Frank Stootman)
Apr 24, 20261h 54mArtificial Intelligence (AI) has increasingly advanced such that human intelligence and creativity is easily challenged and superceded by this technology. What does this mean for being Human? Do significant differences...
- Feb 11, 20261h 26m
Our dear Brett Cane, retired Anglican priest, had an operation for stage 2A lung cancer last January followed by chemotherapy in the Spring and recovery over the Summer. He will speak on his experience and weave it...
Episode #108
Meaningless Jobs (Clarke Scheibe)
Jan 15, 20262h 4mIn recent years, many have expressed the proliferation of meaningless jobs. This goes beyond the burden of mundane tasks. It is the burden of not knowing if most of your working life has any benefit to society beyond...
- Sep 8, 20251h 30m
The titular characters in Frederick Buechner’s historical novels Godric (1980) and Brendan (1987) are wayward priests and unsaintly saints, “just as clay-footed and full of shadows as the rest of us,” and yet...
Episode #106
The Abnormality of Death (Clarke Scheibe)
Aug 22, 20251h 40mJust thinking about hearing a diagnosis that we have a terminal illness sends a shiver up the spine and dampens the joy in the heart. Our life so significant, only to be snuffed out in a moment. It is a subject we'd...
- Jun 4, 20251h 37m
In this passage we see a scorned woman who is desperate to approach Jesus, despite his being the invited guest of a wealthy and righteous man. To everyone's shock, Jesus welcomes and praises her. This event taught the...
- Feb 26, 20251h 9m
The table is set: In his 1633 Still life with an overturned silver tazza, glassware, pies, and a peeled lemon on a table, Willem Claeszoon Heda spreads before us a theologically rich feast. This painting is an exemplar...
- Jan 24, 20251h 59m
Christians have been pressed once again to reconsider what is a biblical way of being politically and culturally engaged. In light of the US Election and in light of increased calls here in Canada to return our...
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Mark Ryan
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Marta Crilly
Boston College
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