Headlines: Protests Come to Church – EP 236
Benjamin Quinn, Nathan Finn, and Daniel Darling discuss various cultural headlines, including the current state of international politics, the decline of trust in pastoral leadership, and the implications of recent protests at churches.
Children Are Begotten, Not Crafted, by Their Parents
Andy Shurson exposes the truth that many "cures" or "solutions" to genetic disabilities are simply veiled eugenics.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Science and Technology
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
Kelly Kapic: On Christian Life – EP 235
Benjamin Quinn engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Kelly Kapic, covering Dr. Kapic's new book, "The Christian Life," which explores the complexities of living a Christian life in today's world.
Pro-Life in the Middle: Caring for Life in Every Stage
Stephen Howard reminds readers that to uphold the full biblical view of life, Christians must demonstrate that they value life at every stage, not just birth and death.
Surprised by Literature: Broadening Our Love of Fiction with C. S. Lewis
Chandler Collins surveys the reading habits and literary reflections of C. S. Lewis, illuminating how literature can positively influence the life of a Christian.
Making Sense of Artificial Reproductive Technologies (with Evan Lenow) – EP 234
In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Dr. Evan Lenow discuss the ethical implications of assisted reproductive technologies.
Truth, Technique, Tension: Francis Schaeffer and the Metamodern Era
D. A. Horton demonstrates Francis Shaeffer's 4 Standards by applying them to metamodern tropes in pop culture.
2025 in Review: Your Favorite Podcast Episodes
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2025 in Review: Your Favorite Articles
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George on the Bridge: Christmas, Consciousness, and New Birth in “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Cooper Krumrey unpacks the film It’s a Wonderful Life to show that Christ’s call to be born again is a painful but grace-filled reawakening to see your same, ordinary life through a redemptive lens.
Blindspots: Is Advent Biblical? – EP 233
This episode of Blindspots discusses the biblical underpinnings of Advent and draws reflections from 2025.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Life
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
The Perfect Gift: “Imperishable Bliss”
Jono Darville reminds us that the joy we experience in receiving gifts is only a shadow of the joy we have in the greatest gift.
Art and Beauty
Stephen Howard demonstrates the necessity and yet beauty of art in the imago dei, in our longings, and in our morality.
Jess Ray: The Journey of a Working-Class Musician – EP 232
Jess Ray shares her journey as a working-class musician, her recent projects including the Matin Project, and her experiences with collaboration in the Christian music scene.
1984: Contemporary Concerns About Thought Crimes
Timothy A. Parker reminds Christians of the authoritarian conditions of George Orwell's 1984, demonstrating how we ought to respond when dystopia becomes reality.
Headlines: Social Media Use, Rage Bait, and Loneliness – EP 231
Benjamin Quinn, Daniel Darling, and Nathan Finn discuss current cultural trends, particularly in media and social media usage, and their implications for community and ministry.
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