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Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn discover how we can be faithful followers of Christ in today's culture. Listen in as they explore how the Christian faith intersects all avenues of today’s culture through conversations with leading thinkers.
You'll be equipped to engage culture as salt and light, presenting and defending the Christian faith and showing how it affects every aspect of our lives.
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Nov 17, 2023
Andrew Spencer: Building a Theology of Creation Care - EP 130
So often, Christian conversations about creation care are simply baptized notions of secular environmentalism. But Andrew J. Spencer thinks we can do better. In his new book, Hope for God’s Creation, he seeks to build a theological foundation for creation care. We talk to him about it today. (The conversation begins at 14:10.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:50), Dr. Spencer discusses innovations in energy — solar energy, nuclear energy, and fusion. And in “On My Bookshelf” (29:35) he highlights a classic book that feeds his mind and soul.
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Nov 10, 2023
Matthew Martens: Does Criminal Justice Need Reforming? - EP 129
Does criminal justice need reforming? How might the Bible inform the rule of law in the public square? Matthew Martens is a trial lawyer in Washington, DC. He has spent the bulk of his more than twenty-five-year legal career practicing criminal law both as a federal prosecutor and as a defense attorney. He joins us to discuss his new book, Reforming Criminal Justice: A Christian Proposal. He highlights the strengths of America's criminal justice system, the failures, some disturbing statistics, the importance of embracing jury duty, and more. (The conversation begins at 8:10.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:05) Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks about the Texas Rangers’ World Series, the beauty of fall sports seasons, and the virtue intrinsic to sport. And in “On My Bookshelf” (33:10), Mr. Martens recommends a book on the rise of populism.
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Nov 3, 2023
Matthew Soerens: Humanitarian Crises in Israel, Ukraine, and Sudan - EP 128
Why does every human being have dignity and worth, and why is this so important to emphasize in this moment? Matthew Soerens of World Relief joins us to discuss the many humanitarian crises in the world right now — from Israel, to Ukraine, to other places few are talking about. Right now, 35 million people are refugees, and Matthew shares how people can pray and serve. Through it all, he explores the importance of emphasizing human dignity. (The conversation begins at 8:25.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:25) Dr. Keathley and Dr. Quinn discuss actor Matthew Perry’s recent passing, specifically a pastoral response to addiction. And in “On My Bookshelf” (34:00) author Jennifer Bleakley tells us about her new book “Finding Grace: The Inspiring True Story of Therapy Dogs Bringing Comfort, Hope and Love to a Hurting World.”
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Oct 27, 2023
Jacob Shatzer: Thinking Christianly About Transhumanism - EP 127
If you could improve your body with technology, would you — or should you? These are the questions posed by the growing movement of transhumanism. Dr. Jacob Shatzer joins us to discuss this important topic, and the conversation touches on technology, artificial intelligence, ethics, and more. (The conversation begins at 8:50.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:35) Dr. Keathley talks with Dr. George Robinson about Halloween. How should Christians navigate this holiday? And in “On My Bookshelf” (29:00), Dr. Shatzer recommends a book he's reading right now.
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Oct 20, 2023
Gavin Ortlund: The Apologetics We Need Right Now - EP 126
What is the state of apologetics, and what kind of apologetics do we need right now? Dr. Gavin Ortlund returns to the podcast to discuss these important questions with Dr. Ken Keathley. What kinds of questions are people asking? What is the greatest challenge for apologetics today? What is deconstruction, and how should we respond to it? (The conversation begins at 10:20.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:10) Dr. Keathley updates us on the Speaker of the House. And in “On My Bookshelf” (30:30), Dr. Ortlund recommends a book he can't stop reading.
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Oct 11, 2023
Ant Greenham: Making Sense of the Crisis in Israel - EP 125
What’s going on in Israel, and how can we pray? Today’s episode is devoted exclusively to the biggest headline in the world right now — crisis in Israel. And since this story is rapidly developing, we’re releasing this episode early.
Here to discuss is our own Dr. Ant Greenham. Dr. Greenham served as a diplomat in the Middle East, and he joins us to explain what’s going on and why. Among the topics of conversation:
* Who is Hamas? How are they different than the PLO or Hezbollah
* What’s the difference between Gaza and the West Bank?
* Why all the violence now? What is Hamas’ goal with the violence?
* Could Iran be behind the attacks?
* How might the Islamic faith — specifically, the concept of an unknowable God — play a role in the terrorists’ motivations?
* How were the attacks comparable to previous attacks, such as the Yom Kippur War in 1973 or the Holocaust?
* What are the greatest concerns moving forward?
* And, most importantly, how can we pray?
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Oct 6, 2023
Infertility & Miscarriage Roundtable: Kristin Kellen, Jenn Hesse, Kelsey Hamilton, & Megan Dickerson
“Vulnerability breeds vulnerability.” In this first installment of Roundtables on Challenges to Humanity, Megan Dickerson talks to Dr. Kristin Kellen, Jenn Hesse, and Kelsey Hamilton about infertility and miscarriage. It’s a weighty but important conversation (which starts at 8:00). In it, you learn:
* Important statistics
* Tips for caring for people dealing with infertility and miscarriage
* Suggestions for pastors
* The need for vulnerability and support networks
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:30), Dr. Christy Thornton reflects on Ronald Acuña Jr.’s record-breaking season — and what Christians can learn.
And in “On My Bookshelf (29:30), Dr. Thornton recommends a book on the Trinity.
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Sep 29, 2023
Luke Bretherton: Rethinking Humanitarianism - EP 123
In response to the challenge of poverty and global needs, many of us default to humanitarianism as a solution. But should we? Dr. Luke Bretherton of Duke University joins us to discuss this important question. We discuss the need for a shared life, neighbor love, the importance of listening, and Dr. Bretherton’s latest book, Christ and the Common Life: Political Theology and The Case for Democracy (Eerdmans, 2019). (The conversation starts at 8:55)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:35), Jacob Haley talks to us about the 2023 Speed Chess Championship and what we can learn from it.
And in “On My Bookshelf (48:10), Dr. Keathley tells you what he’s reading right now.
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Sep 22, 2023
Paul LaPennna: Neuroscience and the Soul - EP 122
Are we only our brains? Or are we more than the sum of our parts? Dr. Paul LaPenna is an award-winning neurologist in Greenville, SC and Associate Professor of Neurology. More importantly, he’s a Christian. Dr. LaPenna tells us about his conversion, how he as a neuroscientist makes sense of the soul, and how this understanding affects his care. (The conversation starts at 7:25.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:00), Faith Steele talks to us about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. What’s the significance culturally, and how do we think Christianly about it?
And in “On My Bookshelf” (36:35), Faith returns to tell us about a formative book in her Old Testament studies.
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Sep 15, 2023
Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen: Augustine’s Approach to a Changing Culture - EP 121
How do we respond to a changing culture? Maybe we can learn something from Augustine. Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen join Ken Keathley to talk about two of Augustine’s most important works — Confessions and The City of God. On the surface, these books are wildly different. But what do they teach us about how we can defend the faith today? And how was Augustine’s world much like our own? (The conversation starts at 4:30.)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:25), Tom Beam of the Baptists on Mission tells us how we can pray and serve in light of the earthquake in Morocco. (You can support Baptist relief work here: https://www.sendrelief.org/projects/morocco-earthquake/)
And in “On My Bookshelf” (26:05), Drs. Chatraw and Allen tell us what they’re reading right now.
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Sep 8, 2023
Jeff Hardin: Thinking Christianly About Genetic Engineering - EP 120
If you could edit your DNA, would you (or should you)? This question used to be the stuff of science fiction, but no longer. Genetic engineering is here.
Dr. Jeff Hardin is a genetic engineer. We chat with him about where the science of genetic engineering is right now. What are the positives? What are the dangers? Should we concerned about the pairing of radical individualism and the increasing availability of this technology? (The conversation starts at 10:25)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:20), Dr. Anna Daub talks with Dr. Ken Keathley about the ‘Barbie’ movie. How does the gospel answer the questions it raises? And in “On My Bookshelf” (30:55), Dr. Daub recommends a book she’s reading right now.
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Sep 1, 2023
Lucy S. R. Austen: The Humanity of Elisabeth Elliot - EP 119
In the past century, few evangelical women have been more influential than Elisabeth Elliot. Lucy S. R. Austen has written a new biography called 'Elisabeth Elliot: A Life,' and we’re delighted to have her on the podcast.
How should we view her life and work? How do we make sense of her and Jim’s roller coaster courtship? Why couldn’t she and Rachel Saint get along? How did her ideas about womanhood, relationships, and God’s calling develop over time? And what legacy does she leave for us today? (The conversation starts at 12:20)
PLUS, in “Headlines” (1:10), Benjamin Quinn and Nathaniel Williams discuss conference realignment in college athletics. What is gained, and what is lost? And in “On My Bookshelf” (38:25), Ms. Austen recommends two books she’s reading right now.
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Aug 25, 2023
Rachel Gilson, Jason Thacker, Jacob Shatzer, & Mark Liederbach: Re-Forming Gen Z - EP 118
Gen Z faces unique challenges, especially regarding technology and sexuality. They face mounting pressure to conform to prevailing cultural winds. For these reasons, we hosted “Re-Forming Gen Z: Technology, Sexuality, and Human Formation” at this summer’s Southern Baptist Convention. Attendees heard from key leaders serving college students — such as Rachel Gilson, Jason Thacker, Jacob Shatzer, and Mark Liederbach — so we might better understand the challenges Gen Z faces and be equipped to serve them well with the gospel.
In our season 4 Christ and Culture premiere, Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn tell you about theme for the season — and they share the entire recording of this fantastic panel discussion.
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Jul 21, 2023
Gregg Davidson: Are Science and Christianity Enemies or Friends? - EP 117
Gregg Davidson teaches geology and geological engineering at the University of Mississippi. But he’s also a faithful Christian. In this conversation, we discuss how he integrates faith and science, the pushback he receives from religious and scientific communities, and how parents can cultivate an interest in science in their children.
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Jul 14, 2023
Carmen Imes: Should Christians Get Tattoos? - EP 116
It's a summer bonus episode of Christ and Culture! Dr. Carmen Imes returns to the Christ and Culture to discuss the topic of tattoos. Is it okay for Christians to get tattoos? What role does the Old Testament Law play in the conversation? Drs. Benjamin Quinn and Carmen Imes have a lively discussion about these questions and more.
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Jun 2, 2023
Erin Smith: Your Brain and Spiritual Formation - EP 115
What hath the brain to do with spiritual formation? Dr. Erin Smith of California Baptist University returns to discuss what the latest in psychology teaches us about our Christian life. She highlights attention, neural circuits, the Holy Spirit, and whether we can change our brains. (12:05)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:50) Dr. Anna Daub highlights summer movies in light of our Christian faith. And in “On My Bookshelf” (35:20) Dr. Daub recommends a book on missiology.
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May 26, 2023
Finny Kuruvilla: Faith, Finance, and Advancing the Common Good - EP 114
What does faith have to do with finance? Dr. Finny Kuruvilla of Eventide talks with Benjamin Quinn about a Christian approach to investing.
Dr. Kuruvilla discusses his interesting journey to investing, living a life of integrity with finances, and how to leverage our resources to advance the common good. Plus, he explains why it’s sometimes important to start new instutions, and he highlights “greatest solution to global poverty.” (The conversation starts at 6:30.)
Also, in “Headlines” (2:22) Benjamin Quinn reflects on the life and legacy of Tim Keller. And in “On My Bookshelf” (35:50) Dr. Quinn recommends a book called “Practicing Christians, Practical Atheists.”
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May 19, 2023
Dru Johnson: The Crisis of Biblical Illiteracy - EP 113
“Will we ever again bother with scripture?” Dru Johnson recently posed this provocative question, and he joins Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn to discuss the growing crisis of biblical illiteracy. He explains why we our devotional practices are failing us, how we have a pidgin understanding of Scripture that lead to a “creolized” theology, and why listening to the Bible matters. The conversation starts at 8:05.(Watch his talk at our Exploring Personhood conference: https://cfc.sebts.edu/faith-and-culture/dru-johnson-will-we-ever-again-bother-with-scripture/ )
Also, in “Headlines”(1:20) Ken Keathley discusses fears about Artificial Intelligence.
And in “On My Bookshelf” (30:10) Dr. Keathley recommends a classic book by Carl Trueman.
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May 12, 2023
Courtney Moore: Womanhood Isn’t Cookie Cutter
“Let’s challenge the assumption that all women are the same,” says Courtney Moore of Women & Work and editor of the upcoming book, Women & Work: Bearing God's Image and Joining in his Image Through our Work.
She chats with Benjamin Quinn and Megan Dickerson about women, work, motherhood, and how womanhood isn’t cookie-cutter. The conversation touches on the biblical foundation for work, the unique nature of women’s work, how work has changed for women, why we should bridge the gap between working moms and stay-at-home moms, and much more. (The conversation begins at 8:40.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:13) Ken Keathley discusses Disney’s lawsuit against the state of Florida. And in “On My Bookshelf” (39:25) Benjamin Quinn recommends a book on pastoral ministry.
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May 5, 2023
Mark Tooley: Making Sense of the Methodist Divide - EP 111
What’s going on in the Methodist denomination, and why should those of us who are Baptists care? Mark Tooley is the President of a Christian think tank called The IRD. He joins Dr. Ken Keathley to talk about Christian nationalism, biblical sexuality, and what’s behind the split in the Methodist denomination. (The conversation starts at 8:40.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:10) Nathaniel Williams discusses the NFL draft — and what we can learn from the Philadelphia Eagles’ unorthodox draft strategy. And in “On My Bookshelf” (22:33) Nathaniel recommends 'The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry’ by John Mark Comer.
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Apr 28, 2023
Nathan Finn: On State Churches and Religious Liberty - EP 110
What have Baptists believed about religious liberty, and how ought we to think about it now? Dr. Nathan Finn joins us to talk about state churches, patriotism, spiritual formation, and Christian nationalism. The conversation was recorded after Dr. Finn's Carver-Barnes Lecture, "Against 'Establishmentarian' Baptist Political Theology," which you can watch here: http://iamgoi.ng/4fa
(The conversation begins at 8:00.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:23) Dr. Christy Thornton discusses the coronation — and why it gives her “the heebie jeebies.” And in “On My Bookshelf” (33:35), Dr. Thornton recommends a classic book on believers baptism from George Beasley-Murray.
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Apr 21, 2023
Todd Hall: Loved into Loving - EP 109
What can psychology reveal about spiritual formation? Dr. Todd Hall pioneered a spiritual growth assessment, and he joins us to discuss it and more. The conversation touches on deep growth, implicit relational knowledge, attachment needs, and how “we are loved into loving.” (The conversation starts at 7:50.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:10) Dr. Benjamin Quinn discusses taunting in sports. And in “On My Bookshelf” (28:10) Megan Dickerson recommends one of her favorite books from an important name in church history.
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Apr 14, 2023
Jamie and Tara Dew: Service, Burnout, and Formation - EP 108
Jamie and Tara Dew serve at out sister seminary, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Outside Jamie’s office are a towel and basin. Why? To remind him of his call to serve. Today, the Dews join us to talk about service, work, calling, burnout, and formation. (The conversation starts at 8:35.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:13) Dr. Ken Keathley joins us to talk about school shootings. And in “On My Bookshelf” (34:10), Erin Smith recommends a book called, ‘The Connected Life.’
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Mar 31, 2023
Dan Darling: The Characters of Easter - EP 107
Each Easter, we tell the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection. But who were the major players in these events? Who were the key “characters of Easter”? Dan Darling joins us to talk about Judas, Peter, Barabbas, Pilate, the women at the tomb, and more. (The conversation starts at 7:10).
Also, in “Headlines” (1:07) Dr. Scott Hildreth joins us to talk about the new movie Jesus Revolution. And in “On My Bookshelf” (27:00) Nathaniel Williams highlights one of his favorite baseball books for Sports Month.
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Mar 24, 2023
Kelly Kapic: Embracing Your Limits - EP 106
We all have limits. Might those limits be a good thing? Dr. Kelly Kapic joins Ken Keathley and Jordan Steffaniak to talk about his book, “You're Only Human: How Your Limits Reflect God’s Design, and Why That’s Good News.” They discuss why it’s good to spend eternity in a body, the importance of touch, our misunderstanding of humility, and more. (The conversation starts at 7:00.)
Also, in “Headlines” (1:04) Gabe Magan talks to Nathaniel Williams about the growing problem of sports gambling. And in “On My Bookshelf” (32:40) Dr. Quinn recommends Eugene Peterson’s classic book, “Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places.”
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Mar 17, 2023
Karen Swallow Prior: Why Christians Should Read Old Books - EP 105
Why should Christians read books — yes, even the old ones? Dr. Karen Swallow Prior joins us to answer this question. She also shares how she came to love books, how reading can help us cultivate virtues, and why fiction is important. She also answers a series of rapid fire questions on her favorite books. (The conversation begins at 11:00)
Also, what should you make of the recent scare of bank closures? In “Headlines” (1:20), Dr. David W. Jones joins us to offer perspective on the issue. And in “On My Bookshelf” (37:40), Dr. Keathley recommends two of his favorite old books.
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Mar 10, 2023
Jeremy Treat: Jesus and Travel Ball - EP 104
When sports schedules and church gatherings conflict, why does church always get the shaft? Dr. Jeremy Treat joins Benjamin Quinn and Cody Evans to discuss this important question. Their conversation touches on a theology of sports, the blessings of coaching, and how sports form us. (The conversation starts at 9:00.)
Also, Alexandra Davison joins us in “Headlines” (1:30) to discuss Lent and a resource she’s created. And in “On My Bookshelf” (37:40) Dr. Ken Keathley recommends a book he’s reading right now on Qanon.
- Read Jeremy Treat's article, 'More Than a Game': https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/themelios/article/more-than-a-game-theology-of-sport/
- Visit Alexandra Davison's website: https://www.culturecarerdu.com/
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Mar 3, 2023
Alex DiPrima: Spurgeon and Social Activism - EP 103
Was Spurgeon a socialist? What did he believe about the church's responsibility in social activism? And what can we learn from him? Dr. Alex DiPrima joins us to discuss. Dr. DiPrima is senior pastor of Emmanuel Church in Winston Salem, NC, and he holds a PhD from Southeastern in historical theology with a focus on the ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. He’s the author of the new book, 'Spurgeon and the Poor: How the Gospel Compels Christian Social Concern.' (The conversation begins at 16:35)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:20), Benjamin Quinn speaks with pastor and Southeastern alum Merrick Nunn about the ongoing debate about Michael Jordan vs. Lebron James — and what we can learn from the conversation about healthy debates. And in “On My Bookshelf” (44:45), Dr. Brad Hambrick recommends a book from Miroslav Volf.
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Feb 24, 2023
Jeff Zweerink: Who's Afraid of the Multiverse? - EP 102
Who's afraid of the multiverse? Not Jeff Zweerink. Zweerink works at Reasons to Believe, and he joins us to argue that the concept of a multiverse may not be as far-fetched as it sounds. And, in fact, the science of the multiverse coheres with a Christian worldview. (The conversation begins at 8:07.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:17) we stay on the topic of the multiverse as Aaron Earls discusses ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.’ In “On My Bookshelf” (26:30), Dr. David W. Jones recommends a biography of Matthew Henry.
- Read Dr. Zweerink’s writings at Reasons.org: https://reasons.org/team/jeff-zweerink
- Learn more about his book, ‘Who’s Afraid of the Multiverse’: https://support.reasons.org/purchase/whos-afraid-of-the-multiverse
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Feb 17, 2023
Lauren Whitman: Navigating Mom Guilt - EP 101
What is mom guilt? How is different from biblical guilt? And what feeds mom guilt? Lauren Whitman is a counselor with the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF), and she joins Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Megan Dickerson to discuss. Lauren is the author of a book titled, ‘Mom Guilt: Escaping Its Stronghold.’ (The conversation starts at 5:53.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:10), Dr. Ken Keathley reflects on the tragic earthquake in Turkey, and he recommends we support Send Relief. In “On My Bookshelf” (23:53), Dr. Dan Heimbach recommends one of his all-time favorite books.
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Feb 10, 2023
Jennifer Wiseman: Galaxies, Stars, Black Holes, and Discoveries Inspiring Wonder and Praise - EP 100
It’s episode 100! We’re honored to have back on the podcast renowned astrophysicist Dr. Jennifer Wiseman. What are new discoveries about galaxies, stars, and black holes? How is James Webb Space Telescope different from Hubble? And how does her study of the universe inspire awe and praise? (The conversation starts around 6:15)
Plus, in “Headlines” (10:30) Dr. Ken Keathley tells you about the Oxford Study Tour (https://iamgoi.ng/oxford/). In “On My Bookshelf” (39:37), Dr. Benjamin Quinn recommends a book on emotionally healthy leadership.
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Feb 3, 2023
Keith Simon: The Trouble with Tribalism - EP 99
Keith Simon is the author of a new book called 'Truth Over Tribe: Pledging Allegiance to the Lamb, Not the Donkey Or the Elephant.' He joins us to discuss the problems with tribalism — and what we can do to combat it. (The conversation starts at 12:53.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:06), Dr. Ken Keathley discusses ChatGPT. Is this new AI good, bad, or something else? In “On My Bookshelf” (39:37) he recommends a book.
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Jan 27, 2023
Bart Barber: "The Ballgame Has Changed" in the SBC - EP 98
Bart Barber is the pastor of First Baptist Church of Farmersville, a normal-sized church in Texas. But last June he was elected as the President of the Southern Baptist Convention. He tells us about his conversion, his call to ministry, and how he found himself elected. He tells us about his commitment to joy amidst the serious issues of our day. (“I will not spend a year bereft of a merry heart.”)
But then, we speak about those serious issues — namely, the sexual abuse crisis. Bart recaps what the SBC has done, and he updates us on the work of the Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force. “They’re about to start releasing actual actions,” he explains. “The ballgame has changed.” (The conversation starts at 5:42.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (2:01), Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks about Damar Hamlin and the dignity of athletes. In “On My Bookshelf” (27:56), Dr. Christy Thornton recommends a book.
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Jan 20, 2023
Missie Branch: Being Faithful Where You Are - EP 97
Why is work important? How does work look different for men and women? And how can we endure seasons of waiting, and what does it look like to be faithful where we are? Missie Branch joins us to discuss these important questions in today’s episode. (The conversation starts at 15:17)
Plus, in “Headlines” (2:07), we talk with Luke Rosenberger of The Pregnancy Network about the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. In “On My Bookshelf” (31:30), Dr. Ken Keathley recommends a book from Kevin Vanhoozer.
Don’t forget to register for our upcoming conference “Exploring Personhood: Human Formation,” which will be on the Southeastern campus on Feb. 2-3. Learn more here: iamgoi.ng/personhood23
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Jan 13, 2023
Christian Miller: What Is Honesty? - EP 96
What is honesty? How is the concept related to authenticity? And what resources do Christians have to help them live an honest life? Dr. Christian Miller has done ground-breaking research on the virtue of honesty, and his work has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Christianity Today and more. He joins us today to discuss his work with Dr. Benjamin Quinn. (The conversation starts at 3:11.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:29), we share about an exciting new conference, “Exploring Personhood: Human Formation,” which will be here on the Southeastern campus on Feb. 2-3. Learn more here: iamgoi.ng/personhood23
In “On My Bookshelf” (43:37) Dr. Chuck Lawless recommends a book called, “The Hidden Life of Trees.”
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Dec 16, 2022
Hannah & Nathan Anderson: Advent Is an Invitation - EP 95
It’s part 2 of the annual Christ and Culture Christmas special! Hannah and Nathan Anderson join us to discuss art, advent, and their new book, “Heaven and Nature Sing.” (The conversation starts at 11:32.)
Plus, in “Headlines" (2:10), Daniel Pandolph joins us to discuss this season’s new Christmas films. And in “On My Bookshelf” (35:00) CFC staff members Lisa McKneely, Megan Dickerson, Gabe Magan, and Nathaniel Williams share their favorite Christmas books.
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Dec 9, 2022
Warren Kinghorn: Loving the Hopeless During the Holidays - EP 94
Dr. Warren Kinghorn of Duke Divinity School returns to the podcast to discuss Christmas. Why is the season so hard for many of us? How can we serve people? What can churches do? What are helpful (and unhelpful) things to say and do? And how does this conversation tie into a recovery of Advent? (The conversation starts at 9:56.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:27), we discuss the fact that Christmas falls on a Sunday this year. How should churches deal with pressure to alter their worship schedules for Christmas? Dr. Keathley, Dr. Quinn, and Nathaniel Williams have a playful discussion on how their churches are addressing this issue.
In “On My Bookshelf” (29:47), Drs. Keathley and Quinn guess each other’s favorite Christmas books and movies.
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Dec 2, 2022
Jonathan Moo: Christianity and Creation Care - EP 93
What is creation care, and does the Bible actually call us to care for the world around us? Dr. Jonathan Moo joins us to have this important conversation. (The conversation begins at 9:49)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:12) Dr. Lainey Greer returns to talk about sports rivalries, and in “On My Bookshelf” (36:16) Dr. Anna Daub recommends a book and talks about Global Theological Initiatives at Southeastern.
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Nov 18, 2022
Dan Strange: Making Faith Magnetic - EP 92
How do we engage unreligious people and get them to respond to the claims of Christ? Dr. Dan Strange of Crosslands Forum joins us to discuss “magnetic points” and how we can “make our faith magnetic.” The conversation covers the work of J. H. Bavinck, cultural apologetics, what we can learn from the experiences of Christians in the UK, the subversive nature of our faith, how the gospel both offends and connects, and much more. Plus, we discover how Dr. Strange is more like the superhero of the same name than you might think. (The conversation begins at 4:21.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:11) Megan Dickerson explains how you can serve families with food allergies at Thanksgiving, and in “On My Bookshelf” (30:58) she highlights a classic book from church history.
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Nov 11, 2022
Erin Smith: Trauma and Children’s Ministry - EP 91
Dr. Erin Smith is a developmental psychologist, and she joins us to discuss how churches can serve children who’ve experienced trauma. What would a trauma-informed small group look like? How can you organize children’s ministry in a way that is sensitive and responsive to how children communicate their trauma? Are only large churches equipped to serve people in this way? (The conversation begins at 13:20.)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:39) Dr. David W. Jones explains what inflation is, how it’s affecting you, and what you can do about it. In “On My Bookshelf” (45:19), Dr. Steve McKinion recommends The Spirit of Early Christian Thought by Robert Louis Wilken.
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Nov 4, 2022
Patrick Schreiner: Christians Aren’t Political Enough - EP 90
Are Christians too political? Patrick Schreiner thinks we aren't political enough. Rather, we’re political (or partisan) in all the wrong ways. He chats with Dr. Keathley about politics, the gospel, the kingdom, and his new book, “Political Gospel: Public Witness in a Politically Crazy World.” (The conversation starts at 9:46)
Plus, in “Headlines” (1:36) we talk with Amy Whitfield about the upcoming mid-term elections. (Read her classic article, There’s Still Something Special About Election Day: http://iamgoi.ng/2cg).
Finally, in “On My Bookshelf” (31:10), Dr. Stephen Eccher recommends a book on Zwingli.
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Oct 28, 2022
Jordan Steffaniak: The Protestant Reformers on Spiritual Formation - EP 89
On the eve of Reformation Day, Jordan Steffaniak of the London Lyceum joins us to discuss the Protestant Reformers and what they can teach us about spiritual formation. He also highlights some ways we can pursue spiritual formation in our own lives and families. (The conversation starts at 5:57.)
Plus, in “Headlines” Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks about Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina can teach us about the value of sports (1:10). Finally, in “On My Bookshelf,” Dr. Dan Strange recommends an upcoming book called “Biblical Critical Theory How the Bible's Unfolding Story Makes Sense of Modern Life and Culture” by Christopher Watkin (29:28).
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Oct 21, 2022
Lainey Greer: What the Bible Says About Your Body - EP 88
Does God care about our bodies? If so, how? Today we talk with Lainey Greer, who has a degree in exercise science and a PhD in systematic theology. She connects key theological truths (like Jesus’ incarnation and the resurrection) to how we treat our bodies, touching on topics such as eating disorders, overexercise, obesity, other disordered eating habits, and even disability. You can learn more about Lainey Greer at her website: https://laineygreer.com/ (The conversation starts at 8:27.)
Plus, Richard Brunson of Baptists on Mission joins us in “Headlines” (1:09) to discuss disaster relief in Florida after Hurricane Ian. (Learn more abot Baptists on Mission: https://baptistsonmission.org/
Finally, in "On My Bookshelf" (27:37), Dr. Scott Hildreth recommends a book called “The Cross and the Prodigal” by Kenneth E. Bailey in our listener favorite segment, “On My Bookshelf.”
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Oct 14, 2022
Nathan Rostampour: Why the Protests in Iran Are Different This Time - EP 87
In recent weeks, many Iranians have been in engaged in vigorous protests that have gotten the world’s attention. What’s behind the protests, and how can we pray? Nathan Rostampour explains what the protests are about, how they’re different this time, and how you can pray for the secret church. (The conversation starts at 5:26.)
Plus, Eddy Wu join us in “Headlines”(1:47) to discuss the new iPhone 14. What’s new about the phone, and how is Apple’s release strategy forming us? Finally, Dr. Amanda Aucoin recommends a book from Rod Dreher in “On My Bookshelf” (23:53).
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Oct 7, 2022
Brian Ayers: Work Is Worship (Plus: A Conversation about ‘Rings of Power’) - EP 86
What does it look like to bring faith into the workplace? Brian Ayers is a corporate chaplain, and he has a fascinating answer to this question. He joins us to explain how work is worship, what it looks like to integrate faith and work, and what a corporate chaplain does in the workplace. (The conversation starts at 10:55.)
Plus, Drs. Adrianne Miles and Anna Daub join us in “Headlines” (1:09)to discuss the new show “Rings of Power,” which is loosely based on J. R. R. Tolkien’s writings. Is the show faithful to the spirit of Tolkien? Are the many criticisms about the show fair? Finally, Dr. Miles recommends a biography of Tolkien in “On My Bookshelf" (26:56).
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Sep 30, 2022
Rebecca McLaughlin: Rediscovering Friendship - EP 85
People are lonelier than ever, and friendship is a lost art. But Rebecca McLaughlin wants us to rediscover the importance of friendship — and see for ourselves why it’s absolutely essential to a meaningful life. She explains the benefits of her Christian friendships, explains why she pursues friendships with non-Christians, and highlights mistakes she’s made along the way. Plus, she connects this conversation to our year-long theme of Christian formation. (The conversation starts at 10:11.)
Also, in "Headlines" Dr. Benjamin Talks about the Tom Brady saga and balancing work fand family(1:09). Finally, in "On My Bookshelf" Dr. David W. Jones recommends a favorite book(37:58).
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Sep 23, 2022
Jason Thacker: Following Jesus in a Digital Age - EP 84
We’re immersed in technology. What does it look like to follow Jesus in a digital age? Jason Thacker of The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission joins us to discuss his new book on this important topic.
Also, in "Headlines" Dr. Christy Thornton reflects on the Queen’s life and legacy. Finally, in "On My Bookshelf" Dr. Miguel Echeverria recommends a favorite book.
Timestamps:
- “Headlines” with Dr. Christy Thornton (1:14)
- “Christ & Culture Conversation” with Jason Thacker (6:26)
- “On My Bookshelf” with Dr. Miguel Echeverria (32:40)
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Sep 16, 2022
Andrew Spencer: Thinking Like C. S. Lewis - EP 83
Dr. Andrew Spencer joins us to talk all things C. S. Lewis — his books, his prayer life, and his way of thinking. The conversation has a surprising connection to the late Dr. Michael Travers and the very formation of the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture.
Also, in "Headlines" Dr. David W. Jones talks about the Biden administration's recent decision to cancel student loan debt. Finally, in "On My Bookshelf" Dr. Christy Thornton recommends a book near and dear to her heart.
Timestamps:
- “Headlines” with Dr. David W. Jones (1:17)
- “Christ & Culture Conversation” with Dr. Andrew Spencer (17:06)
- “On My Bookshelf” with Dr. Christy Thornton (37:05)
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Sep 9, 2022
Jonathan Darville: Making Sense of Suffering - EP 82
Suffering is something few of us want to think about, but all of us will experience. How can we navigate suffering well as Christians? Jonathan Darville endured years of intense suffering. He tells us about his journey and what he learned about God in the process. (Watch Jonathan's talk about "suffering and the good life": http://iamgoi.ng/3le)
Also, in "Headlines" Aaron Earls talks about Thor: Love and Thunder and Stranger Things: Season 4, and in "On My Bookshelf" Dr. Julia Higgins recommends George W. Bush's memoir, "Decision Points."
Timestamps:
- “Headlines” with Aaron Earls (1:25)
- “Christ & Culture Conversation” with Jonathan Darville (10:15)
- “On My Bookshelf” with Dr. Julia Higgins (39:55)
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Sep 2, 2022
Dolores Morris: Can a Computer Become a Person? - EP 81
Can artificial intelligence achieve consciousness or personhood? Dr. Dolores Morris joins us to discuss recent developments in artificial intelligence (including Google’s AI called LAMDA), philosophy, and the question of consciousness. While the conversation starts with computers, it ends up with practical applications for our own lives (7:06). “We are more than just our brain states. We are more than just our body chemistry," she explains.
Plus, in “Headlines,” Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks about rising salaries and the dehumanization of athletes (1:12), and in “On My Bookshelf” Keelan Cook tells us what he’s reading right now (29:33).
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Aug 26, 2022
Jeff Mingee: Discipleship and Your Devices - EP 80
In our season 3 premier, In our season 3 premier, Jeff Mingee asks hard questions and in a frank conversation about our devices. The conversation touches on parenting, discipleship, wisdom, and more.
Plus, Jessica Prol Smith joins us for “Headlines” to discuss recent Supreme Court cases, and Dr. Chuck Lawless tells us what he’s reading right now.
Timestamps:
- “Headlines” with Jessica Prol Smith (2:28)
- “Christ & Culture Conversation” with Jeff Mingee (10:03)
- “On My Bookshelf” with Dr. Chuck Lawless (28:53)
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Aug 11, 2022
Andrew Davison: On Finitude and the Knowledge of God - EP 79
It’s another BONUS EPISODE! Dr. Andrew Davidson of Cambridge University joins us again to talk more about Christianity, finitude, and the knowledge of God.
Dr. Davison delivered this lecture to students of our Mentorship Program. Are you interested in applying to the 2022-2023 Mentorship Program? Learn more and apply here: http://iamgoi.ng/cfcmentorship
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Jul 8, 2022
Andrew Davison: A Religion of Little Things - EP 78
It’s a summer BONUS EPISODE! Dr. Andrew Davidson of Cambridge University joins us to deliver a lecture titled, “A Religion of Little Things: Christianity and Finitude."
Dr. Davison delivered this lecture to students of our Mentorship Program. Are you interested in applying to the 2022-2023 Mentorship Program? Learn more and apply here: http://iamgoi.ng/cfcmentorship
We’re also hard at work on season 3 of the podcast. We want your feedback! Fill out a brief survey, and you could win a stack of books: http://iamgoi.ng/cfcgiveaway22
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Jun 10, 2022
Rachel Gilson: Transgender Identities and the Gospel - EP 77
What is gender dysphoria? Why is it good to embrace the biological sex we are given? What does discipleship look like for such individuals, and why is the gospel so appealing? Listen as Rachel Gilson joins us again to talk about the LGBTQ movement — specifically, transgender identities.
Plus, Nancy Brito joins us in “Together We Go.”
We also want to cordially invite you to our event at the annual SBC Convention: http://iamgoi.ng/cfcsbc22
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Jun 3, 2022
Rachel Gilson: From Lesbian Atheist to Christ-Follower - EP 76
It’s Pride Month. The world is screaming that same-sex romantic relationships are good and commendable. What does the Bible say? Rachel Gilson joins us to tell her remarkable story of conversion, and to share what the Bible really says about gender and sexuality.
Plus, Benjamin Quinn tells you what’s on his bookshelf right now, and Emily Harrison joins us in “Together We Go.”
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May 27, 2022
Amy Peeler: Let’s Talk About Eve and Mary - EP 75
What's the connection between Eve and Mary? How does that affect our understanding of gender? And do we talk about Mary enough? Amy Peeler of Wheaton College joins us to discuss her talk from our recent Exploring Personhood conference — “The First (and Second) Adam and Eve.”
Plus, Benjamin Quinn tells us what’s on his bookshelf right now, and Don Dancer joins us in “Together We Go.”
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May 20, 2022
Candid Conversations on Abortion - EP 74
We could very well be on the brink of the most significant Supreme Court case of our lifetimes — and the end of Roe v. Wade. But what will that mean for the pro-life cause? And how should everyday Christians respond? Today, we have candid conversations about abortion with Dr. Ken Keathley (theologian and host of the podcast) and Jessica Prol Smith (writer with 15 years of experience advocating in Washington, DC.)
Plus, in “Together We Go” we highlight another graduate of Southeastern Seminary and offer ways you can pray for her.
- Read Jessica Prol Smith's article: http://iamgoi.ng/4bf
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May 13, 2022
Mark Whitacre: How 'The Informant' Learned to Do Things God’s Way - EP 73
Corporate greed. Whistleblower. Redemption. Mission. Few people’s life stories are as varied as Mark Whitacre’s, which has been told in a documentary and in the 2009 film ‘The Informant’ starring Matt Damon. Today, Mark joins us to tell us how God radically intervened in his life, and how he now uses his work as a platform for ministry.
Plus, in “Together We Go” we highlight another graduate of Southeastern Seminary and offer ways you can pray for her.
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May 6, 2022
Amanda Aucoin: Christian Women Who Shaped Culture - EP 72
In honor of Mother’s Day, we talk to Dr. Amanda Aucoin about Christian women throughout history who have shaped culture in remarkable ways. Plus, Dr. Keathley tells us what’s on his bookshelf right now, and we introduce a new segment called “Together We Go.”
Read Dr. Aucoin's article on our blog: http://iamgoi.ng/32k
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Apr 29, 2022
Warren Kinghorn: Mental Health, Psychiatry, and the Christian Faith - EP 71
In today’s episode, we talk to Warren Kinghorn of Duke Divinity School about mental health. How should Christians think about psychology and psychiatry? What role does the church play? And what is the “moral injury,” and how can we address it in counseling situations? We discuss all these topics (and more).
Plus, Dr. Keathley tells you about the Mentorship Program and shares what’s on his bookshelf right now.
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Apr 22, 2022
Justin Barrett: The Science of Self-Control - EP 70
Why is self-control so unique to humans? And what does science tell us about how we can strengthen our own self-control? Justin Barrett joins us to discuss.
Plus, Dr. Keathley answers a listener question, and Dr. Amanda Aucoin tells you what she’s reading right now.
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Apr 8, 2022
J. P. Moreland: The Soul and Your Sanctification - EP 69
What is the soul, and why does it matter? Dr. J. P. Moreland joins us to discuss this important topic. Plus, Dr. Keathley talks about recent controversies surrounding gender, and Sherelle Ducksworth concludes our episode with a reflection on the movie 'Encanto.'
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Apr 1, 2022
Amanda Aucoin: The History Behind Russia's Invasion of Ukraine - EP 68
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has only gotten worse. But what's the background to the story? Why did Russia want to invade Ukraine? Dr. Amanda Aucoin tells us about the history behind the conflict.
PLUS, Dr. Keathley answers a question about the gift of tongues, and Dr. Christy Thornton recommends a book.
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Mar 25, 2022
Benjamin Quinn: Reconnecting Faith and Work - EP 67
What does faith have to do with our work? Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks about this important topic. Plus, we celebrate Dr. Keathley's 15 years of service to Southeastern Seminary, and Dr. Julia Higgins recommends a classic book from Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Bonus Resource: Dr. Quinn referenced Dr. Karen Swallow Prior’s lecture, “Called to Create." You can watch it here: http://iamgoi.ng/4c8
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Mar 18, 2022
Roundtable: Julia Higgins and Christy Thornton on Complementarianism - EP 66
What is complementarianism? Today Drs. Julia Higgins and Christy Thornton join us to discuss this doctrine, clarify a few key misunderstandings, and explore how it should affect local churches.
Plus, Dr. Quinn talks about who St. Patrick really was (hint: he was more interested in missions than shamrocks), and Dr. Keathley answers a listener question about reformed theology.
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Mar 11, 2022
Steve McKinion: Suffering and Childhood Cancer - EP 65
Many know Dr. Steve McKinion as a beloved professor at Southeastern Seminary. Today he joins us not to talk about theology, but about suffering — specifically, the suffering that comes through childhood cancer. It’s a brutally honest conversation about suffering, sickness, anger, and hope.
Plus, Dr. Keathley answers a listener question about whether it’s wise to embrace a theological system.
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Mar 4, 2022
Carmen Imes: Remembering Who God Says We Are - EP 64
What does it mean to be human? Dr. Carmen Imes of Biola University talks to us about what the Old Testament has to say about this question. "Genesis 1 lays the foundation for what it means to be human," she explains.
Plus, evangelicals are increasingly interested in Lent and the liturgical calendar. Is that interest a good thing? We discuss.
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Mar 1, 2022
Bonus Episode: "Pray for a Miracle in Ukraine" - EP 63
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has plunged the world into crisis. But what is the situation like for the church? How are Ukrainian Christians responding? We talked to Dr. Russell Woodbridge, who served for more than a decade as a missionary in Ukraine. Given how rapidly the situation is changing, we decided to go ahead and release our conversation early.
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Feb 25, 2022
Felicia Wu Song: What Are Our Devices Doing to Us? - EP 62
We begin today’s episode with a call to pray for Ukraine. After that, Dr. Felicia Wu Song joins us to discuss her new book 'Restless Devices.' Finally, Dr. Benjamin Quinn tells us what he’s reading right now.
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Feb 18, 2022
Jordan Steffaniak: Making Sense of Sex and Gender - EP61
In today’s episode, Jordan Steffaniak of The London Lyceum has a candid conversation with Benjamin Quinn about gender, sex, and what the Bible teaches about these topics.
Plus, Ken Keathley talks about Presidents Day, and David W. Jones tells you what he’s reading right now.
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Feb 11, 2022
Ken Keathley And Benjamin Quinn: How Do I Know If I’m Called? - EP60
“How do I know if I’m called?” This simple listener question inspired a lively conversation between Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn calling, vocation, ministry, and more.
Plus, we discuss our favorite black preachers and thinkers in honor of Black History Month, and Dr. Ben Holloway recommends a book on the imagination.
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Feb 4, 2022
Roundtable: David W. Jones And Ben Holloway On The Value Of Human Life - EP59
Drs. David W. Jones and Ben Holloway discuss Peter Singer, “pet parents,” end-of-life decisions, and the eternal and inherent value of human life. Yep, it’s a doozy.
Plus, Dr. Keathley answers a listener question on theological liberalism, and Eddy Wu discusses the tension Asian believers feel at Chinese New Year.
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Jan 28, 2022
David Hutchings and James C. Ungureanu: “The Most Successful Conspiracy Theory of All Time” - EP58
God vs. science: Do you have to pick a side? David Hutchings and James C. Ungureanu tells the history of the supposed conflict between faith and science — and why it may not be a conflict at all.
Plus, Dr. Keathley answers your questions, and Jordan Steffaniak discusses his “antidote to deconstruction.”
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Jan 21, 2022
Andrea Clements: Opioid Addiction and the Crisis of Hopelessness - EP57
The opioid crisis has ravaged the country in the past decade, and it’s only gotten worse during the pandemic. Dr. Andrea Clements joins us to help us understand the scope of the problem and identify potential solutions.
Plus, Dr. Keathley answers your questions and tells you what’s on his bookshelf right now.
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Jan 14, 2022
Gavin Ortlund: Dealing With Deconstruction - EP56
For pastor and author Gavin Ortlund, deconstruction “really is personal.” In our conversation, he explains why and explores why God really does make sense.
Plus, Dr. Keathley discusses the value of every human life, and he tells you what’s on his bookshelf right now.
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Dec 17, 2021
Christmas Roundtable: Scott Hildreth and Ronjour Locke on the Gospel - EP55
To celebrate Christmas, Scott Hildreth and Ronjour Locke join us to discuss the exclusivity of the gospel and what it means for our everyday lives.
Plus, Dr. Ken Keathley settles the debate about the best Christmas movie of all time, and Center for Faith and Culture staff members share their favorite Christmas traditions.
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Dec 10, 2021
Brian Miller: New Evidence for Intelligent Design? - EP54
Creation is designed to change and adapt, argues scientist Brian Miller. Is this design evidence of a Designer? We discuss this, “natural genetic engineering,” and more.
Plus, Dr. Ken Keathley offers ways to pray for the pro-life cause in light of the recent Supreme Court case, and Dr. Benjamin Quinn recommends a book from Karen Swallow Prior.
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Dec 2, 2021
Stefana Dan Laing: The Forgotten Women Of Church History - EP53
Dr. Stefana Dan Laing talks to us about significant women in church history — women like Perpetua, Felicitas, Macrina, and Melania — and what we can learn from their stories.
Plus, Dr. Keathley tells us what he’s reading right now, and we share some exciting news about our upcoming conference.
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Nov 19, 2021
Roundtable: Keith Whitfield And Sam Williams On The Inerrancy And Sufficiency Of Scripture - EP52
The inerrancy and sufficiency of Scripture are critical and often contested biblical doctrines. To help us understand these doctrines and apply them to our lives, we welcome Drs. Keith Whitfield and Sam Williams in the first installment of a new monthly roundtable conversation. Plus, in our concluding segment, Doug Ponder urges us to “Make Thanksgiving Great Again.”
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Nov 12, 2021
Joshua Swamidass: The Genealogical Adam And Eve - EP51
We regularly address the topic of human origins here at the Center for Faith and Culture. Today, Dr. Joshua Swamidass joins us to discuss his unique approach to creation, evolution, and human origins, as described in his book The Genealogical Adam and Eve. While many of our listeners may not agree with all of Dr. Swamidass’ perspective, Dr. Keathley also explains how we can have fruitful conversations with people with whom we disagree. Plus, how is Jesus not like Superman?
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Nov 5, 2021
Brittany Salmon: Adoption Takes More Than Love - EP50
November is Adoption Awareness Month, and adoption advocate Brittany Salmon joins us to discuss the joys and hardships of adoption. Plus, Dr. Keathley explains why Christians should steward their responsibility to vote, and Jeremy Bell shares tips for Veterans Day.
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Oct 29, 2021
Mark Liederbach: Abortion, Mask Mandates, And Ethical Hot Topics - EP49
Dr. Mark Liederbach joins us to discuss all kinds of ethical hot topics — from abortion and in vitro fertilization to mask mandates and political idolatries. You can learn more in his new book, Ethics as Worship. Plus, Dr. Quinn comments on the shortage of workers in the American workforce, and we answer another of your questions.
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Oct 22, 2021
George Robinson: Why All Good Christians Should Celebrate Halloween - EP48
Some Christians celebrate Halloween, others don't, and still others participate in church alternatives like fall festivals or trunk or treats. How should you think about Halloween? Dr. George Robinson joins us to argue that “all good Christians should celebrate Halloween” — listen in to understand what he means. Plus, Dr. Keathley explains how we can pray for the hostages in Haiti, and Drs. Keathley and Quinn recommend resources for addressing hot-button topics — including our new Christ and Culture website (cfc.sebts.edu).
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Oct 15, 2021
Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn: What Is Culture Anyway? - EP47
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Oct 8, 2021
Trevin Wax: Becoming A Multi-Directional Leader - EP46
If you’re a pastor, leader, or parent, you’re probably accustomed to dealing with threats and challenges from one direction. But can this one-sided focus leave you vulnerable to threats from the other direction? Trevin Wax says yes. We talk to him about his new book The Multi-Directional Leader: Responding Wisely to Challenges from Every Side. Plus, Drs. Keathley and Quinn reflect on the idolatry and opportunity inherent in sports, and Dr. Kristin Kellen tells us what she’s reading right now.
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Sep 30, 2021
Jeffrey Bilbro: A Christian Approach To The News - EP45
Thousands of voices fight for our attention every day, including everything from cat videos and clickbait to cable news and cultural commentary. How should a Christian engage media? Is there a distinctly Christian way to consume the news? Dr. Jeffrey Bilbro joins us to discuss his book, Reading the Times: A Literary and Theological Inquiry into the News. Plus, Drs. Keathley and Quinn reflect on how Fall spurs us to worship our Creator, and pastor Jeff Mingee urges us to consider how technology is changing us.
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Sep 24, 2021
Carl Trueman: No, You Can’t Define Yourself - EP44
Western culture is rapidly changing. Gay marriage is legal and celebrated; transgenderism is on the rise; one’s pronouns are now up for debate. How did we get here? Dr. Carl Trueman joins us to answer this question and discuss his new book, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self. Plus Drs. Keathley and Quinn answer your questions about the mark of the beast and theological triage.
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Sep 17, 2021
Todd Miles: Cannabis And The Christian - EP43
The movement to legalize marijuana is gaining steam, and it’s causing Christians to rethink long-held assumptions. How should you think about marijuana and the cannabis plant? Dr. Todd Miles joins us to discuss his new book, Cannabis and the Christian. Plus Drs. Keathley and Quinn discuss the Texas heartbeat bill, and Nathaniel Williams concludes with a segment on Constitution Day.
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Sep 10, 2021
Kristin Kellen: Anxiety, Depression, And Mental Health - EP42
What does faith have to do with mental health? Dr. Kristin Kellen is an assistant professor of biblical counseling, and she joins us to explain what’s behind rising rates of anxiety and depression and how we should respond. Plus, in our segment, “In the News,” Drs. Keathley and Quinn help us think wisely about the 20th anniversary of September 11, and in “On My Bookshelf” Dr. Quinn recommends a classic book on spiritual disciplines.
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Sep 3, 2021
Lori Langdon: The Fact And Fiction Of COVID, Vaccines, And Masks - EP41
COVID has returned with a vengeance, and so have debates about vaccines, masks, and other COVID precautions. Today we talk to Dr. Lori Langdon, an accomplished pediatrician and faithful Christian, to hear her take on these contentious topics. In a new segment, “In the News,” Dr. Keathley shares how you can pray for and serve Hurricane Ida’s victims, and in “Ask the Docs” Drs. Keathley and Quinn discuss how to navigate political differences in a local church.
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Aug 24, 2021
Jeff Struecker: Afghanistan’s Clash of Ideologies - EP40
What’s really going on in Afghanistan? Could the outcome have been different, and were 20 years of sacrifices worth it? Dr. Jeff Struecker, a US Army Ranger Hall of Famer, had 9 combat deployments to Afghanistan. He shares about his experiences and prayers for the region. Plus, we debut a new segment called “On My Bookshelf” in which Dr. Keathley recommends “quite a remarkable book.” (Read more of Dr. Struecker’s thoughts on Afghanistan here: http://iamgoi.ng/49l)
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Jul 2, 2021
Alister McGrath: Wonder as a Signpost - EP39
What is the connection between creation and redemption? On today's episode Dr. Alister McGrath discusses the importance of seeing the bigger picture amidst the trees of scientific discovery and expounds on his recent lecture "Creation, Redemption, and Wonder: Reflections on Theological Motivations for the Care of Creation," presented during our Goodness of Creation and Human Responsibility Conference.
Dr. McGrath's lecture and others from the Conference will be made available through our website.
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Jun 25, 2021
Ant Greenham: From Apartheid to the Academy - EP38
Dr. Ant Greenham grew up during apartheid in South Africa. In today’s episode he shares about his life in South Africa, conversion experience, work in the military, and calling to serve.
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Jun 18, 2021
Jeffrey Koperski: Reclaiming the Christian History of Science - EP37
Is science really theologically neutral? Philosophy professor Dr. Jeffrey Koperski joins us today to expose the conflict between science and faith as a false narrative and to further discuss his recent lecture "Science, Philosophy, and Theology: Who Owes What to Whom?"
Dr. Koperski's lecture and other great resources can be found on our website.
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Jun 11, 2021
Mark Liederbach: Our Father’s World - EP36
What does the Genesis creation account reveal about our role in caring for God’s world? Ethics professor Dr. Mark Liederbach joins us today to discuss the church's historical and present-day understanding of creation care and provides the biblical perspective on human responsibility in light of God's design.
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Jun 4, 2021
Keith Whitfield: How Does Culture Affect Theology? - EP35
How does culture affect our theological interpretation? Dr. Keith Whitfield, Provost at Southeastern Seminary, joins us to discuss culture, theological method, and the importance of submitting to God’s word.
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May 28, 2021
Rusty Pritchard: Integral Mission - EP34
How does our faith lead us to address poverty or interact with the environment? Dr. Rusty Pritchard of Tearfund USA joins us to discuss “integral mission,” what we can learn from the global church, and how we can combine faith with practical action.
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May 21, 2021
Stephen Eccher: Politics of the Reformation - EP33
What was the political climate of the Protestant Reformation really like? On today's episode Dr. Stephen Eccher discusses the key players and events of the Reformation and how to view the good, bad, and the ugly through a modern lens.
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May 14, 2021
Norman Wirzba: Faith and Food - EP32
How can we honor God through our eating? On today's episode, theology professor Dr. Norman Wirzba discusses the connection between the Christian faith and the food we eat, expounding on the topic of his recent lecture from the Goodness of Creation and Human Responsibility conference.
Dr. Wirzba's lecture and others from the Conference will be made available through our website.
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May 7, 2021
Dan Heimbach: The Ethics of War and Peace - EP31
Is war ever justified? If so, how should a justified war be conducted? On today's episode, ethics professor Dr. Daniel Heimbach defines and discusses Just War Theory and its role in the wars of history.
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Apr 30, 2021
Jonathan Wilson: The Gospel and Creation Care - EP30
How should God's redemptive story for all creation impact our faith, evangelism, and social activism? On today's episode Rev. Dr. Jonathan Wilson discusses his book God's Good World and dives deeper into the topic of his recent lecture from the Goodness of Creation and Human Responsibility conference.
Dr. Wilson's lecture and others from the Conference will be made available through our website.
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Apr 23, 2021
Hannah and Nathan Anderson: Art, Nature, and the Christian Life - EP29
How can we unite the mind and heart in our understanding of natural revelation? Hannah and Nathan Anderson, author and illustrator of Turning of Days: Lessons from Nature, Season, and Spirit, join us today to discuss their book, their faith stories, and the importance of art and nature in the Christian life.
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Apr 16, 2021
Katharine Hayhoe: The Faith of a Climate Scientist - EP28
What does climate change look like through the lens of Christianity? On today's episode, atmospheric scientist Dr. Katharine Hayhoe shares her faith journey and expounds on her recent lecture from the Goodness of Creation and Human Responsibility conference.
Dr. Hayhoe's lecture and others from the Conference will be made available through our website.
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Apr 9, 2021
Jeffrey Koperski: Christianity and the Laws of Nature - EP27
How does our understanding of the laws of nature impact our faith? Philosophy professor Dr. Jeffrey Koperski joins us today to dive deeper into his recent lecture "How the Laws of Nature were Naturalized" and the historical implications for Christians today.
Dr. Koperski's lecture and other great resources can be found on our website.
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Mar 26, 2021
Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn: The Theology of Easter - EP26
What's really going on in the Easter story? Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn share the mic to discuss the big questions about Christ's death and resurrection and what the Cross accomplished for Christians, humanity, and all of creation.
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Mar 19, 2021
Charles Quarles: Can You Trust the New Testament? - EP25
Is the New Testament trustworthy? Dr. Charles Quarles joins us today for a conversation on textual criticism and the reliability of Scripture. Dr. Quarles is the co-author of 40 Questions on the New Testament Text and Canon. We’ll discuss his book as well as important considerations regarding the text of Scripture.
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Mar 12, 2021
Keith Harper: Southern Baptists and Social Activism - EP24
How has the Southern Baptist denomination shined in efforts of social activism, and how have we failed? Dr. Keith Harper joins us today to discuss social engagement in the history of the SBC, including the mistakes we’ve made, the misconceptions we’ve faced, and the times we got it right.
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Mar 5, 2021
Chris Pappalardo: Lesslie Newbigin and Humble Boldness - EP23
What can we learn from one of the most influential theologians most Christians have never heard of? Today, Dr. Chris Pappalardo shares with us about the life and theology of Lesslie Newbigin, a theologian ahead of his time, in how to view Western society through a missionary lens.
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Feb 19, 2021
Malcolm Yarnell: Reflecting Christ While Defending Christ - EP22
What happens when Christians try to bring about the Kingdom of God in inappropriate ways? On today’s episode, Dr. Malcolm Yarnell discusses the historical context of the Council of Chalcedon and the pertinent lessons we can learn from the theological debates of the past.
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Feb 12, 2021
John Hammett: On Gender, Humanity, and Evolution - EP21
What does it mean to be made in the image of God? How does this affect our understanding of self and others? This week we discuss theological anthropology, or the doctrine of humanity. Dr. John Hammett returns for a conversation on gender, human make-up, and evolution.
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Feb 5, 2021
Dan Heimbach: Communism and the Gospel - EP20
What kind of story includes World War II, a home birth in a communist army convoy, life in the opium fields, and Francis Schaeffer? You won’t want to miss today’s episode as Dr. Daniel Heimbach shares about his family’s missionary experience in Asia during the communist insurgency.
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Jan 22, 2021
Erica Carlson: Science in the Sanctuary - EP19
Can we talk about science in the sanctuary? Dr. Erica Carlson, a theoretical physicist, joins us to discuss how her passion for physics influenced her life in the church and how studying the physical world glorifies God and edifies the Body of Christ.
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Jan 15, 2021
Sam Williams: Mental Health Through the Lens of Scripture - EP18
Does the Bible hold the answers for mental health and recovery? On today’s episode, biblical counselor Dr. Sam Williams shares his faith journey and discusses his thoughts on the sufficiency of Scripture in biblical counseling.
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Jan 8, 2021
David W. Jones: Does God Want You to be Healthy, Wealthy, and Happy? - EP17
Health, wealth, and happiness—what’s not to love? On today’s episode, Dr. David W. Jones returns to share his thoughts on the prosperity gospel. He’ll discuss his book Health, Wealth, and Happiness: How the Prosperity Gospel Overshadows the Gospel of Christ and speak to the history and perils of this ideology.
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Dec 18, 2020
Ken Keathley: The Theology of Christmas - EP16
What does a baby lying in a manger tell us about our God? On today’s episode, Dr. Ken Keathley continues our Christmas discussion and shares about the rich theological truths that can be gleaned from the story of Christ’s birth.
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Dec 11, 2020
Ken Keathley: The Story of Christmas - EP15
What does the Bible really say about Christmas? Were there actually 3 kings and a little drummer boy? Dr. Ken Keathley takes the mic to discuss the biblical narrative of Christmas, such as the details we often overlook and the significance of well-known characters included in the Christmas story.
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Dec 4, 2020
Charles Quarles: Testimony of a Tax Collector - EP14
What are the unique lessons we can glean from Matthew’s Gospel? On today’s episode, Professor Charles Quarles shares his insights and research on the book of Matthew.
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Nov 20, 2020
Nathan Rostampour: Serving the Secret Church - EP13
From Christian refugee to Christian leader. Usually working behind the scenes of our podcast, Iranian-American Nathan Rostampour takes the mic to share his amazing journey from Islam to Christianity, his experiences as a secret house church pastor, and his efforts as an online leadership trainer for the persecuted church.
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Nov 13, 2020
John Hammett: What Makes a Church a Church? - EP12
Today’s context for the church is more complex than ever before. On this episode, we’ll speak with Dr. John Hammett about the doctrine of the ecclesiology and his revised edition of Biblical Foundations for Baptist Churches. He’ll also share his thoughts on denominational identity and how the church “gathers.”
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Nov 6, 2020
Ivan Spencer: Nietzsche, The Prophet of Post Modernity - EP11
Is God really dead? Dr. Ivan Spencer joins us today to discuss his book Tweetable Nietzsche and the enduring influence of Friedrich Nietzsche’s worldview.
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Oct 23, 2020
Bruce Ashford: How the Gospel Informs Politics - EP10
How do we appropriately bring our religious beliefs into the political realm? Dr. Bruce Ashford joins us again to discuss his book Letters to an American Christian and how to saturate our political engagement with truth, grace, and the gospel.
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Oct 16, 2020
Karen Swallow Prior: Civil Disobedience and Cultural Engagement - EP09
How can we be compassionately convictional and confrontational? On today’s episode, Dr. Karen Swallow Prior shares her faith story, her experiences with civil disobedience, and the inspiration behind her book Cultural Engagement: A Crash Course in Contemporary Issues.
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Oct 9, 2020
Bruce Ashford: How to Be Faithful and Flexible in Politics - EP08
What is God’s creational design for politics, and how can Christians faithfully navigate this sphere of culture? On today’s episode, Dr. Bruce Ashford discusses his book One Nation Under God: A Christian Hope for American Politics and how to be faithful and flexible in the public square without sacrificing our Christian morality
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Oct 2, 2020
David W. Jones: Knowing & Doing the Will of God - EP07
Can we really know God’s will? Today Dr. David W. Jones discusses his book, Knowing and Doing the Will of God. Get answers to pressing questions on Christian calling and discover how we can discern God’s will for our lives.
Christ and Culture a podcast from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Sep 18, 2020
Greg Phillips: Manipulating Life - EP06
Is there such a thing as genetic typos, and should we correct them? On today’s episode, Dr. Greg Phillips shares his testimony as a Christian microbiologist and discusses gene editing, CRISPR, and the ethical considerations of biotechnology.
Christ and Culture, a Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary podcast.
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Sep 11, 2020
Sam Williams: Do You Suffer from Compassion Fatigue? -EP05
What is compassion fatigue, how can we recognize it, and how can the church minister to their ministers? On today’s podcast, biblical counselor Dr. Sam Williams talks with us about pastoral and missionary resilience.
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Sep 4, 2020
Todd Wood and Darrel Falk: The Fool and the Heretic - Part 2 - EP04
How can we disagree, yet still love one another well? This week Drs. Darrel Falk and Todd Wood continue their discussion on their book, The Fool and the Heretic. They share advice on how to relate to others with opposing viewpoints as well as their own thoughts on Genesis 1-11.
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Aug 21, 2020
Todd Von Helms: Answering the Hard Questions About Faith - EP02
Have you ever doubted your faith or the Bible? Today we speak with Dr. Todd von Helms about his book, Before You Leave: For College, Career, and Eternity. He gives you his wisdom on how to address and better understand the challenging questions of the Christian faith.
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Aug 12, 2020
Todd Wood and Darrel Falk: The Fool and the Heretic - Part 1 - EP03
From debaters to friends. On today’s episode, Drs. Darrel Falk and Todd Wood join us to discuss the inspiration behind their book, The Fool and the Heretic. They tell their personal testimonies as Christians within the scientific community and how they found common ground despite their opposing views on creation and evolution.
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Aug 7, 2020
Jennifer Wiseman: Astrophysics, Wonder, and Awe - EP01
What does physics have to do with faith? Dr. Jennifer Wiseman shares her journey as a Christian astrophysicist and gives advice for fellow believers interested in the STEM fields.
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Jul 20, 2020
Christ & Culture - Introduction - EP00
The Christ and Culture Podcast with Dr. Ken Keathley seeks to connect faith with every aspect of your life. In each episode, you’ll see how faith intersects with science, vocation, economics, the arts, or the public square — via succinct, fascinating conversations with leaders and thinkers in these fields. You’ll be equipped to engage culture as salt and light, presenting and defending the Christian faith and showing how it affects every aspect of our lives.
Here’s a sample of what to expect on The Intersect Podcast:
• See how our faith colors our conversations with neighbors, coworkers, and fellow believers.
• Discover how advances in technology and the sciences raise questions about human connection and identity.
• Learn how you can glorify God in the workplace.
• Explore the public square and world events through the lens of a Christian worldview.
• Seek out God’s story within the creative avenues of art, fiction, and film.
• Understand how these conversation…
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