DST Podcast

A conversation with Sheryl Jacob on the importance of mental health, the stigma related to mental health among Christians and how the church can respond to the needs of those struggling with mental health issues.

The episode is hosted by Ranjit David and Arvind Balaram.

A conversation with Adi on God’s design for work, navigating the brokenness of work and why our work matters to God and people.

The episode is hosted by Ranjit David and Arvind Balaram.

A conversation with Akshay Rajkumar on effectively communicating the message of the gospel to our contexts and the dangers of over-contextualising and under-contextualising.

The episode is hosted by Ranjit David.

DST aims to equip Christians theologically for ministry in an Indian context. Find out more about DST and our courses here - https://delhischooloftheology.in/

A conversation with Nigel Ajay Kumar on engaging with culture effectively as Christians and exploring the interplay of theology and culture.

The episode is hosted by Arvind Balaram.

DST aims to equip Christians theologically for ministry in an Indian context. Find out more about DST and our courses here - https://delhischooloftheology.in/

A conversation with Sujith Jacob on the prosperity gospel, exploring the various facets of the teaching, and its implications for the church and our context today.

The episode is hosted by Arvind Balaram and Ranjit David.

DST aims to equip Christians theologically for ministry in an Indian context. Find out more about DST and our courses here - https://delhischooloftheology.in/

A conversation with Anand Mahadevan on some of the most common questions Christians wrestle with on suffering and thinking theologically and pastorally about suffering.   

The episode is hosted by Ranjit David.   

DST aims to equip Christians theologically for ministry in an Indian context. Find out more about DST and our courses here - https://delhischooloftheology.in/

The Delhi School of Theology (DST) Podcast is a space for conversations on issues that are relevant in our Indian context from both a theological and practical perspective. The podcast's first season covers a wide range of topics like faith and work, theology of suffering, mental health, theology and culture, prosperity theology, theology and contextualisation and looking at some difficult Bible passages.

The podcast is hosted by Arvind Balaram and Ranjit David. The guests featured in this series are Anand Mahadevan, Sujith Jacob, Nigel Ajay Kumar, Akshay Rajkumar, Adi P, Sheryl Jacob and Tom Golding.

DST aims to equip Christians theologically for ministry in an Indian context. Find out more about DST and our courses here: https://delhischooloftheology.in/