Christ: The Unity and Goal of Education
Christopher Talbot challenges modern conceptions of education and points to Christ as the only source of coherent, meaningful, and purposeful education.
The Transforming Power of Lifelong Learning
Jennifer Pearson commends applying lifelong learning to Scripture—learning that begins with knowing God, grows into loving Him, and overflows in teaching His truth to others.
Great Opportunities for Education Ahead – EP 214
Great opportunities lie ahead in the world of education. David Dockery, Nathan Finn, and Jeremy Tate emphasize the need for educational reform that aligns with Christian values and the historical context of higher education.
The Way of Christ in Books
Andrew Spencer helps us better utilize our reading by providing helpful tips with book selection, comprehension, and repertoire.
Headlines: Man-Keeping, James Dobson, and AI – EP 213
Men exhaust women with emotional neediness, according to the New York Times. How should Christians understand the so-called "Man-Keeping" phenomenon?
Three Books that Shaped the Way I Think
Nathan Finn reflects on some of the most influential books and authors that gave him an appreciation and love for honoring the Lord through thinking deeply.
Cultural Challenges in Education Today – EP 212
Dr. David Dockery and Sarah Osborne walk through the many challenges that confront our efforts in education, from collegiate studies to homeschooling.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Work and Rest
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
The Way of Christ in Education – EP 211
Guests Dr. David Dockery and Dr. Nathan Finn discuss how faith integrates into education and the importance of faculty development for evangelical education.
Marilynn Robinson’s Gilead: Reflections from a Pastor
S. H. Mathews commends Marilynne Robinson’s novel, Gilead, as a profound meditation for pastors and ministry leaders on calling, reflection, and finishing well in ministry.
Power for the Prepared: Axis as an Invaluable Resource
Chad Huffman recommends Axis, an organization that provides online resources to help parents, ministry leaders, and others navigate culture with the next generation.
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Book Club: Against Worldview (with Simon Kennedy) – EP 210
In this conversation, Benjamin Quinn and Simon Kennedy discuss Kennedy's book 'Against Worldview', which critiques traditional approaches to Christian education and proposes a shift towards understanding education as a process of growing in wisdom.
Engaging with Culture in Pastoral Ministry (with Landon Dowden and Scott Pace) – EP 209
Check out the final episode in our series on culturally aware sermons. The guests discuss the importance of culturally aware preaching and teaching. They explore how pastors can engage with contemporary culture while remaining faithful to biblical texts.
Persuaded by Grace: Jane Austen’s Faith Beyond Her Novels
Deanna Rogers explores the life, prayers, and faith of renowned author Jane Austen.
Sung into the Faith
Daniel Pokharel reflects on his upbringing and the importance of teaching doctrine through song.
Book Club: On Magic and Miracles (with Marian A. Jacobs) – EP 208
God uses great stories to help us grow and learn. In this edition of the Christ and Culture Book Club, Marian A. Jacobs joins us to explore her new book, On Magic and Miracles. Jacobs explains how fantasy books function and provides a framework for discerning whether a particular fantasy book would be a wise read.
Three Books that Formed Me: Kristin Kellen
Dr. Kellen shares what she believes to be the three most formative books in her life.
How Reading Shapes You – EP 207
What and who we read shapes who we are. From C. S. Lewis to Augustine, Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Andy Shurson discuss books that have shaped them.
The Divine Lord
The New Testament, Church history, and theological reasoning unanimously claim that Jesus is God: Jono Darville provides a model for how to communicate this well.
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