# Nathan Moore

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BONUS SERIES: Making Space For Radical Imagination in Criminal Justice

Ep3: Agents of change on the inside A special series of podcasts recorded live in association with the University of Liverpool’s Making Space for Radical Imagination project.   Academics from the University of Liverpool ran a series of Challenge Labs, taking views from across society about crime an…

BONUS SERIES: Making Space For Radical Imagination in Criminal Justice

Ep3: Agents of change on the inside A special series of podcasts recorded live in association with the University of Liverpool’s Making Space for Radical Imagination project.   Academics from the University of Liverpool ran a series of Challenge Labs, taking views from across society about crime an…

Episode 171 - The Only Proper Democracy In The New Testament Kills God

A battered prisoner stands in front of a provincial governor, and the governor tries to remind him who holds the cards: “Don’t you realise I have power either to free you or to crucify you?” The reply from Jesus is only one sentence, but it detonates every inflated claim the state can make: “You wo…

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma & Blue's Coffee & Tea

What do whales have to do with AI? Nick ponders in this episode as his moviegoing experience is interrupted by slop. In non-slop related news, Nick tries (keyword: tries) to discuss Jane Schoenbrun's newest film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, a meta-meta take on the beloved queer romance-sla…

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Join an unforgettable year at Sheffield FC, recognised by FIFA as the first football club ever formed. The club helped shape the modern game and is one of only two clubs to receive the FIFA Order of Merit, alongside Real Madrid. However, life at Sheffield FC is far from glamorous. The club now play…

Episode 172 - From Melchizedek To King Charles III

Power feels like a human project until you read the Bible closely. We follow the Scripture’s repeated claim that rulers are “raised up” by God, and that authority is conferred from above, not assembled from committees, ballots, or sheer force. That one idea turns a lot of modern assumptions upside …

Episode 173 - 1 Samuel 8 And The Birth Of The Centralised State

1 Samuel 8 is one of the Bible’s most quoted passages on politics, and it is often used as a proof text against monarchy. We think that misses the point. The anger in the chapter is not aimed at “having a king” in the abstract, but at rejecting the Lord as king and demanding a ruler made in the ima…

Episode 174 - Stop Shouting At Servants And Talk To The King

A single line in Romans 13 can dismantle a lifetime of political instinct: “the authorities that exist have been established by God.” We sit with that sentence without softening it, and we do it with the most confronting historical reality Paul’s first readers faced, Nero on the throne. If Paul can…

Antioch Conversations: Nathan Moore on Calling, Discipleship, and Spiritual Growth

In this episode of Antioch Conversations, Pastor Andy Comer sits down with Nathan Moore to talk about Nathan’s journey into ministry, his family, and his new role at Antioch. They explore discipleship as a lifelong process of pursuing Jesus, growing through Scripture and community, serving others, …

Episode 175 - Why Eusebius Thought A Christian Emperor Made Sense

A cross in the sky, a battle won, persecution ended and suddenly the Roman Empire has a Christian on the throne. That single turn of history still triggers strong reactions: some call it deliverance, others call it corruption. We slow the moment down and try to feel what fourth-century believers fe…