Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Education
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Happiness
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.
Culture
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
Culture
Follow the Loves—Reflections on Teaching “City of God”
Benjamin Quinn reflects on moments from the CFC's first Mentorship 201 and valuable truths from Augustine's City of God
Culture
Commemorating America at 250 (with Thomas Kidd, Nathan Finn, and Walter Strickland) – EP 260
Four scholars explore what it means to mark 250 years of America through a Christian lens. They reflect on the country's gifts, shortcomings, and the opportunities that lie ahead for believers committed to biblical principles and the pursuit of a more perfect union.
books
Four Recommendations for Summer Reading
Dr. Keathley shares his summer reading list, which includes a surprising addition!
Calling
You Have Already Been Called
Trenton Anthony discusses the word "calling," its meaning, and the beauty of being a child of God.
Culture
Blindspots: Questions from Parents of Transgender Adults (with Rachel Gilson and Mark Liederbach) – EP 259
Dr. Rachel Gilson, author of Born Again This Way, offers practical and biblical guidance on how parents can navigate painful and challenging situations with love, truth, and hope. Dr. Mark Liederbach joins to give moral framework for gender.
Challenges to Humanity
“Good Things Never Die.” Lessons on Singleness from Shawshank Prison
Jeremy Smith uses the film "Shawshank Redemption" to discuss suffering as it relates to singleness, and encourage surrender to a hope that never dies.
Marriage
Brothers, Your Sisters Need You
Kate Carter reflects on the meaningful nature of Christian siblinghood and encourages brothers in Christ to continue to exhort their sisters in Christ.
artificial intelligence
Headlines: Artificial Intelligence and Tradwives
Culture
The Tradwife Trend Is Asking the Right Question… And Getting the Wrong Answer
Andy Shurson discusses the Tradwife movement and exposes its cultural goods to the light of reality.
Call for Pitches: Books and Resources
Culture
Four Fault Lines Breaking Marriages Today (with Tate Cockrell) – EP 257
Dr. Tate Cockrell unpacks critical issues like communication breakdowns, unrealistic expectations, and the shifting landscape of fidelity, offering insights rooted in both research and pastoral experience.
Culture
A Christian Response to “Looksmaxxing” and Gen Alpha Slang
Micah Ingold discusses and confronts the roots of Gen Alpha slang and culture
Challenges to Humanity
God’s Grace in the Midst of Cancer
Leah Finn and her husband, Nathan Finn, reflect on her cancer journey and God's grace in the midst of it.
Book Club: To Live Well (with Alan Noble) – EP 256
counseling
Four Fault Lines: What’s Quietly Breaking Christian Marriages Today
Tate Cockrell identifies four common fault lines destroying Christian marriages, arguing that isolation makes each worse and community is the key to recovery.
medicine & mental health
The Enhanced Edition of You
Andy Shurson uses the Enhanced Games and PED culture to argue that bodily hope for Christians lies in resurrection, not pharmaceuticals.
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