Book Club: When Poets Were Warriors (with Casey Hough) – EP 191
Casey Hough joins our new book club recording to discuss biblical masculinity in his new book, When Poets Were Warriors.
Autism and the Church
Jeremy Smith reflects on his own relationship and engagement with autism and how ministry leaders can better serve autistic persons in their churches.
Headlines: American Oligarchy, ADHD, & Church Growth (with Nathan Finn and Kristin Kellen) – EP 190
Dr. Quinn, Dr. Nathan Finn, and Dr. Kristin Kellen discuss the headlines of the month. Is America an oligarchy? A long-term study about ADHD medication and whether the church is growing or declining.
Death’s Inevitability and Christ’s Victory: Reflections on Mortality and Hope
Stephen Howard reflects on his love for animals and a very distinct truth in nature that points back to our need for a savior
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Medicine and Mental Health
✏️ CALL FOR PITCHES This year, the Christ and Culture blog will have monthly themes. Our theme for […]
Why Remembering Matters and How It Shapes Our Lives and Our Brains
April Sawyer makes a case for the importance of remembering and choosing gratitude and their spiritual and cognitive benefits.
Reflection: Does Acts Teach that Christians Should Be Communists?
Dr. Jones humorously discusses Acts two and four and the their common misinterpretations.
Scrolling Ourselves to Death (with Ivan Mesa) – EP 189
Benjamin Quinn and Ivan Mesa delve into the implications of technology on the Christian life, particularly focusing on the phenomenon of doom scrolling.
The Value of Sports
Andrew J. Spencer discusses how the tragedy of so much of American sports culture is that it is often more work than play.
Economics and the Church (with David Bahnsen) – EP 188 Christ and Culture
David Bahnsen joins us to discuss economics, tariffs, and money in ministry.
American Christianity and Big Time Sports (with Paul Putz) – EP 187
Paul Putz discusses the intersection of faith and sports, exploring how sports can serve as a platform for Christian identity and community. He shares his personal journey from a small-town upbringing to leading the Faith and Sports Institute at Baylor University.
Fandom and the Way of Christ
Chad Huffman discusses the potential Christ-like facets of participating in a fandom
The Creational Goodness of Sports and Competition in the Biblical Story
Michael Goheen discusses rightly-ordered love for sports in relation to the gospel
Faithfulness in Family Sports (with Danny Akin) – EP 186
Dr. Danny Akin, President of Southeastern Seminary, joins the show's first-ever live recording to discuss his story in sports as an athlete, father, and ministry leader. Dr. Akin navigates the tension of loving sports and remaining faithful to commitments to Jesus Christ and His church.
Shame and Keeping Your Head in The Game
Emeri Glen discusses brutal forms of sports and the role of shame in the Christian's life
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Economics and Entrepreneurship
✏️ CALL FOR PITCHES This year, the Christ and Culture blog will have monthly themes. Our theme for […]
Quinn: What is The Way of Christ in Sports?
Dr. Quinn proposes a healthy model for how to engage with technology in a fruitful, Christ-like manner.
When Technology Goes Too Far (With Brad Littlejohn) – EP 185
In this conversation, Dr. Brad Littlejohn discusses the intersection of technology, faith, and the human experience. He explores the theological implications of technology, its potential for both good and evil, and the ethical considerations surrounding enhancement versus healing.
On Sports Gambling (with RaShan Frost) – EP 184
This conversation explores the ethics of sports gambling, particularly in the context of Christian perspectives. It discusses the growth of sports betting since the 2018 Supreme Court ruling, its societal impacts, including financial and relational consequences, and the need for a clear Christian stance on gambling.
Are Sports Worthy of Our Fandom?
Should Christians enter into Sports Fandom? Jason Park discusses the possible pitfalls of this sphere of culture.
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