Luke Bretherton: Rethinking Humanitarianism
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.
Headlines: The Swiftonomics of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
How do we think Christianly about Taylor Swift, her work, her economic impact, and all the rest of it?
Paul LaPennna: Neuroscience and the Soul
What does neuroscience teach us about the soul? We talk to Christian neuroscientist Dr. Paul LaPenna to find out.
Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen: Augustine’s Approach to a Changing Culture
How do we respond to a changing culture? Maybe we can learn something from Augustine, say Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen.
Jeff Hardin: Thinking Christianly About Genetic Engineering
Genetic engineering is here. We talk to a Christian who works in that field to learn about the positives — and what we should be wary of.
Lucy S. R. Austen: The Humanity of Elisabeth Elliot
Lucy S. R. Austen joins us to discuss the life of Elisabeth Elliot.
Rachel Gilson, Jason Thacker, Jacob Shatzer, & Mark Liederbach: Re-Forming Gen Z
Listen to the recording our panel at the SBC, "Re-Forming Gen Z: Technology, Sexuality, and Human Formation."
Gregg Davidson: Are Science and Christianity Enemies or Friends?
Are science and faith enemies, friends, or something else? Dr. Gregg Davidson joins us to discuss.
Carmen Imes: Should Christians Get 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 discuss.
Erin Smith: Your Brain and Spiritual Formation
What hath the brain to do with spiritual formation? Dr. Erin Smith joins us to discuss what the latest in psychology teaches us about our Christian life.
Finny Kuruvilla: Faith, Finance, and Advancing the Common Good
We talk with Finny Kuruvilla about faith, finance, and much more.
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