Candid Conversations on Abortion
What will the end of Roe mean for the pro-life cause? And how should everyday Christians respond? Ken Keathley and Jessica Prol Smith join us to have candid conversations about abortion.
Amanda Aucoin: The History Behind Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has only gotten worse. But what's the background to the story? Dr. Amanda Aucoin tells us about the history behind the conflict.
“Isn’t It Ironic?” Thoughts on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation Hearings
What do we make of Judge Jackson’s judicial philosophy, record of judicial policymaking, and apparent complicity with progressives?
Can We Bridge the Gap Between Belief and Practice?
I attended Exploring Personhood. I enjoyed all the presentations, but I was struck by the lecture by Carmen Imes.
Bonus Episode: “Pray for a Miracle in Ukraine”
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine plunged the world into crisis. But how are Ukrainian Christians responding? We talk to Russell Woodbridge, who served for more than a decade as a missionary in Ukraine.
How Christians Can Prepare for the U.S. Supreme Court’s Monumental Abortion Ruling
The country stands at the important inflection point. If the Supreme Court strikes down the core of Roe, how can Christians prepare to respond?
Should an ‘Egregiously Wrong’ Decision Stand? ‘Stare Decisis’ and the ‘Dobbs’ Oral Argument
The Supreme Court's emphasis on the doctrine of 'stare decisis' is revealing. Here's why...
3 Broader Ethical Implications for the ‘Dobbs v. Jackson’ Supreme Court Ruling
Here are 3 broader ethical implications if the Supreme Court declares abortion to be unconstitutional in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
Truth and Love: Why the Church (and our Nation) Need Both
If you love people, care about the truth. If you care about the truth, love people.
Religious Liberty and COVID Precautions: A Legal Perspective
By Michael J. DeBoer As American citizens have grappled with the COVID-19-related mandates of civil government, they have […]
For Former Military Like Me, the Conversation about Afghanistan Isn’t Political. It’s Personal.
By Deanna Kabler Dr. McKinion, My EdD dissertation supervisor, once explained the dissertation process as entering a room […]
Jeff Struecker: Afghanistan’s Clash of Ideologies
More Ways to Listen In Christ & Culture podcast with Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn, we explore […]
What Went Wrong in Afghanistan, and What Hope Is There?
By Dennis Greeson Kabul has fallen. We have all seen the heartbreaking images on the news or social […]
3 Questions to Ask About Patriotic Music in Worship Gatherings
By Jeremy Bell I write this post as both a pastor and a patriot. As a pastor, I […]
Ant Greenham: From Apartheid to the Academy
More Ways to Listen In Christ & Culture podcast with Dr. Ken Keathley, we explore how the Christian […]
Stephen Eccher: Politics of the Reformation
Christ and Culture · Stephen Eccher: Politics of the Reformation – EP33 More Ways to Listen In Christ […]
Explainer: The Tulsa Race Massacre and Baptists’ Divided Response
By Dr. Brent Aucoin Later this month America will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the deadliest and most […]
Daniel R. Heimbach: The Ethics of War and Peace
Christ and Culture · Dan Heimbach: The Ethics of War and Peace – EP31 More Ways to Listen […]
Keith Harper: Southern Baptists and Social Activism
Christ and Culture · Keith Harper: Southern Baptists and Social Activism – EP24 More Ways to Listen In […]
Is Civil Discourse Dead?
By Jeremy Bell In any relationship, communication remains a vital key for human connection. Human beings are created […]
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