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Benjamin Quinn is joined by Nathan Finn, Kristin Kellen, and Daniel Darling to discuss the Christian response to the midterm elections, the renewed interest in great books amid the age AI and anxiety, and the rise in adult children becoming estranged from their parents. The conversation closes with Nathan Finn sharing an update on his wife Leah’s cancer journey and thanking listeners for their prayers.
Midterms and Pro-Life Politics (with Evan Lenow and Doug Richey) – EP 281
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Art and the Arts
Faith, Freedom, and the Midterms (with Hunter Baker) – EP 280
The Death Penalty in the Headlines: A Christian Response – EP 278
Blindspots: Engaging Culture with Wisdom – EP 275
Apologetics in an Anti-Trust Culture (with Ben Holloway) – EP 274
Life in Its Original Language (with Jono Darville) – EP 273
How Habits of Grace Can Sustain Christians in Productivity World (with David Mathis) – EP 272
Why Most Churches Get Blindsided by Legal Problems (with Don Ziel and John Basie) — EP 271
Pastoring for Monday: Helping Congregations Connect Faith and Work (With Matt Rusten) – EP 270
Hobbies of Holiness (with Jordan Willard and Kevin Qualls) – EP 269
Rethinking Education as Christians (with Jeremy Tate) – EP 268
Happiness and Deep-Lasting Joy (with Andrew Wilson) – EP 267
Challenges and Opportunities for Theological Education (with President Scott Pace) – EP 265
Dr. Pace shares his background in business, pastoral ministry, university teaching, and seminary leadership, then talks through the pressures reshaping education, the vocational ministry crisis, and what success will look like in the years ahead.
Book Club: To Live Well (with Alan Noble) – EP 256
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