Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology Luke Bretherton delivers a BBC Radio 4 Lent Talk

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Regius Professor Luke Bretherton delivers a BBC Radio 4 Lent Talk

Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology Luke Bretherton delivers a BBC Radio 4 Lent Talk titled 'Power and Community', speaking on power, love and the Passion.

The Lent Talks are a series of personal reflections on power inspired by the story of Jesus' Passion. Comprising six essays, the series traces the hidden currents of power in everyday life, exploring how it shapes us, how it operates, how it wounds, and how it can be resisted, claimed, and reclaimed.

Listen to the lecture here. 

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