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What does it mean to make art as a Christian? Regent graduate David Taylor explores the deep connections between art, theology, and vocation, reflecting on belovedness, the work of the Holy Spirit, creative community, and the missional purpose of art. In a world on fire, could making art be a way of making home and pointing us toward a truer story?

In Part One of this two-part series, Jens Zimmermann explores how digital technology and AI are reshaping our understanding of what it means to be human, offering a Christian perspective rooted in creation, incarnation, and human dignity.

This reflection explores Mother Teresa’s experience of prolonged spiritual darkness and her sense of God’s absence. Rather than weakening her faith or commitment, this suffering became deeply connected to her ministry and helped her identify more fully with the loneliness and abandonment experienced by the poor.

It's a special bonus anniversary episode! Hosts Rachel and Claire chat with current and former students who, inspired by the Regent College Podcast, "upped stumps" (thanks, Susie) and came to Vancouver to study at Regent College. Susie, Jacob, Silja, and Rachel share their journeys to Regent, reminisce about favourite past episodes, and reflect on how they are experiencing, or have experienced, life at Regent.