Mark Sampson explores how the values, desires and logic of capitalism shape our lives, and outlines some responses from a Christian theological perspective.

Michael Schluter outlines the relational dimension at the heart of God, the scriptures, the cross, and the church, before exploring how relational thinking provides a lens for viewing the world and defining issues like development, poverty and social action.

With 2009 marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of his The Origin of Species, Nick Spencer tells the story of Darwin's religious journey and reflects on what we might learn from it for the dissussions surrounding creation and evolution today.

Professor Prabhu Guptara is Executive Director, Organisational Development, of the Wolfsberg Executive Development Centre, a subsidiary of the Union Banque de Suisse. In this lecture at LICC, Prabhu brings his global business experience, historical perspective and theological acumen to bear on the global economy, exploring the influence of the Bible in fundamentally re-shaping the primitive societies of the West, fuelling their economic growth, colonial power abuses, and eventually leading to exploitation.

During the last 200 years evangelical interpretation of Genesis 1-3 has often been caught up in the 'science and Christianity' debate. As a result these chapters have been treated as a quasi-scientific text. As Ernest Lucas explores, while Genesis may not answer our modern scientific questions, it conveys fundamental spiritual truths that are as relevant today as they were to the ancient Hebrews: truths about the world, human nature, sin and salvation.

A collection of recordings from the LICC Imagine Conference 2005. The 8 - disc set contains 7 plenary talks and 2 seminars covering a wide range of issues in contemporary whole-life disciple making. Plus the original 2003 Imagine thesis - a helpful entry point to understanding the significance of whole-life discipleship today.

In this address held at LICC, Jill Garrett analyzes the results of the research she conducted for the DTi - the largest ever in the UK. What kind of leaders do people want? How does that measure up to Biblical norms? What are the implications for Christians? Jill finds a surprisingly subtle range of leadership pictures. She offers a web-based tool to help identify the kind of leader you are. 80-minute CD. Highly recommended. £3.75 plus P & P.

TV producer Andrew Graystone and friends discuss what role Christians should play in shaping our country's media. £3.75 plus P & P.

One of John Stott's great themes, recorded in 1998 and reissued to celebrate LICC's Silver Jubilee. In this talk, by LICC's founder, John explains that for each of us to be whole as God intended, all of life should fall under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Radical discipleship, thus, has many dimensions: intellectual, moral, vocational, social, political and global. But these are all integrated in our commitment to the person of Christ. The handout accompanying the talk can be found at www.licc.org.uk/lordship

In this 4 part audio CD set, Graham Cray, Bishop of Maidstone, draws on his extensive experience as a theologian, teacher and church leader to encourage Christians engaging with this crucial challenge: whole-life contemporary disciple-making in the local church.

In a country where millions don't even know why Easter is a public holiday, how can we reach the UK? In this practical and biblically astute presentation, Mark Greene analyses where we are as a nation and as a church, and what really needs to change if we are to live and share Christ in our radically and rapidly changing culture. Recorded live at one of the Imagine Workshops, Mark explores the significance of whole-life discipleship. £3.75 plus P & P.

One of John Stott's great themes, recorded in 1997 and reissued to celebrate LICC's Silver Jubilee. In this talk, by LICC's founder, John looks at the authority of the Bible. Exploring how Jesus viewed the writings of the Old Testament Scriptures and explaining the uniqueness of the Apostles, John shows how we need to both submit to and listen to the Bible if we are to follow Christ today. The handout accompanying the talk can be found at www.licc.org.uk/bible

Curt Hopkins, A Vodafone MD, finds entertaining and uncomfortable similarities between Soviet ideology and contemporary Western corporate praxis, offering a critique, and a way forward based on Romans.

Are you experiencing the tension between conflicting pressures of work, family and church life?

Based on first hand experience of a pressurised life, Paul Valler, former Finance and HR Director of Hewlett-Packard Ltd, digs deep to uncover the root cause of our symptoms and inspire people to make the right choices.

Paul Chandler offers a fresh approach to Christians wanting to engage with Islam, and shares stories of how Muslims are finding Christ within their own culture.