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What if denying Christianity felt like freedom—but that path slowly revealed itself to be hollow?
In this episode of eX-skeptic, Jana Harmon sits down with Grenville Kent, an Australian theologian, filmmaker, and former skeptic who once believed Christian faith would restrict his joy rather than enrich it.
Grenville shares how a hedonistic, achievement-driven worldview eventually collapsed under its own weight, and how unexpected conversations, honest doubt, atheist thinkers, and a simple prayer cracked the door open to something more. Come and hear how Grenville began to experience the personal, loving God who was already pursuing him.
Guest Bio:
Grenville Kent, PhD, is an Australian theologian, filmmaker, and storyteller who blends rigorous scholarship with creative, accessible communication. He holds a PhD in Old Testament from the University of Manchester, a Doctor of Ministry in Apologetics, and several additional degrees across film, commerce, and education. He is the author of God Walks Into a Bar, a lively and engaging exploration of evidence for belief, and the creator of the internationally broadcast documentary series Big Questions. Grenville has taught Old Testament and apologetics and continues to speak and write in ways that resonate deeply with skeptics, seekers, and Christians alike.
Resources Mentioned:
Grenville’s Resources:
• Book: God Walks Into a Bar…
• Film documentary series: Big Questions
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Grenville+Kent+Big+Questions
• Academic research: https://morlingcollege.academia.edu/GrenvilleKent
Grenville’s recommended resources:
• Apologists: C.S. Lewis, Frances Schaeffer, William Lane Craig, John Lennox,
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