What Is the Way of Christ in Education?
Dr. Benjamin Quinn encourages believers to pursue a lifelong love of learning.
What Is the Way of Christ in Education?
Dr. Benjamin Quinn encourages believers to pursue a lifelong love of learning.
Ethics on the Big Screen: Nolan’s The Odyssey and Christian Morality
Chandler Collins explores how the film’s portrayal of Odysseus resonates with Christian morals.
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 […]
Blindspots: What Happens When People Stop Reading? – EP 239
Benjamin Quinn and Andy Shurson use recent survey data, personal stories, and practical examples to argue that disciplined learning is a spiritual issue, not just an academic one.
What Are We to Do with God Commanding the Extermination of the Canaanites?
Ken Keathley discusses how Christians can handle difficult biblical texts, such as the extermination of the Canaanites.
Insufficient Atonement: Nolan’s Odyssey and the Need for a Better Hero
Tyler Burton discusses how our need for atonement and divine intervention points us to Christ.
Challenges and Opportunities for Theological Education (with President Scott Pace) – EP 238
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.
The Goodness of Home: Lessons from Zootopia 2
Jason Corn discusses Zootopia, the cultural understanding of what a home is, and the true home that our hearts long for.
Dave Lofts, Princess Anna, and Climbing Out: Self-Care Versus Self-Indulgence
Emeri Glen discusses suffering, climbing out of dark places, and puppies.
Looking Back, Looking Forwards, 20 Years at the Bush Center for Faith and Culture – EP 237
Dr. Quinn is joined by many special guests as they explore the center's origins, milestones, and future vision. Featuring insights from former directors and key figures, this episode is a deep dive into faith, culture, and Christian engagement in every realm of life.
Read Like Lewis
Andy Shurson highlights some tools from C. S. Lewis for learning to read well.
Book Review: Oliver O’Donovan, Begotten or Made?
Matt Gilleskie discusses "Begotten or Made?" and the tools it provides to help navigate moral issues.
Christmas in July: Russ Ramsey on Art and Advent – EP 236
Discover how beauty, creativity, and artistic expression deepen our understanding of what it means to be human and how they reflect divine creativity.
Religious Liberty at 250
Daniel Trippie discusses the foundation of our nation, religious freedom, and the importance of the Christian continuing to engage in the public square.
John D. Basie’s Summer Reading
John D. Basie provides helpful, formative resources for your summer reading list.
How the Rise of Eastern Orthodoxy Reflects Cultural Reactions to Chaotic Times – EP 262
Benjamin Quinn is joined by Dr. Madison Grace, Dr. Nathan Finn, and Dr. Steve McKinion for a timely conversation about Eastern Orthodoxy and why some evangelicals are being drawn toward it.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Education
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
The Good Life According to Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”
Chandler Collins discusses the gothic "Frankenstein" and Mary Shelley's view of happiness
Liar, Liar: The Honesty Crisis (with Christian Miller) – EP 261
Dr. Christian Miller joins Benjamin Quinn to analyze the state of honesty in society, from everyday lies to failures within religious leadership.
Andrew J. Spencer’s Summer Reading List
Andrew J. Spencer recommends a mix of books that run the gamut, from dinosaurs to the power of the Gospel
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