Is There a Limit to Forgiveness (With Everett Worthington) – EP 252
In this episode, we explore how forgiveness impacts mental, physical, spiritual, and relational health, with insights from Dr. Everett Worthington, a pioneer in the field.
How to Pursue Virtue in a Distracted Age: A Review of To Live Well
Andy Shurson reviews To Live Well by Alan Noble, spotlighting how the modern decline in virtue has ancient solutions in Christianity.
The Stress-Shame Cycle: Why Promising to Quit Porn Is Often Not Enough
Joseph Brooks provides a better way forward against the cycle of shame and stress for those who struggle with pornography.
Serve More People: The Ministry of Business (with Lee Williford and Craig Williams) – EP 251
Lee Williford and Dr. Craig Williams join to discuss integrating Christian faith with entrepreneurial work.
Why I’ve Changed My Mind About Cultural Christianity
Nathan Finn brings clarity to the issue of "cultural Christianity" by distinguishing it from nominal Christianity.
God in Space
Jacob A. McMasters illuminates how human space exploration is a sign of our desires for transcendence, significance, and connection to God.
Bridging Faith and Entrepreneurship (with Justin Powell) – EP 250
Justin Powell, a young entrepreneur who exemplifies purpose-driven business rooted in Christian values, joins to explore the intersection of faith, entrepreneurship, and biblical wisdom.
The Supreme Court Decision on Faith-Based Counseling
John Basie comments from a Christian worldview on the recent Supreme Court decision in the Chiles v. Salazar case.
Call for Pitches: Medicine and Mental Health
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
Book Club: Word (with Malcolm Yarnell) – EP 249
Dr. Malcolm Yarnell explores the profound Christological themes in his latest book, Word, part of the Theology for Every Person series.
Headlines: Space Exploration, Religious Liberty, and Ministry Failures – EP 248
This episode of the Christ in Culture podcast offers a balanced look at recent headlines, space exploration, religious liberty, and the impact of ministry failures.
Project Hail Mary and the Benefit of Belief in God
Chandler Collins discusses faith in film in the narrative of Project Hail Mary, how science and faith are seen as more compatible.
The Liturgy of Consumerism: A Rival Discipleship
Bradley Eaves argues that consumerism is not just a symptom of our culture, but a liturgy that instructs our behavior.
Exercise for the Good of Your Soul (with David Mathis) – EP 247
David Mathis joins the podcast to explore how Christians should think about their bodies and exercise.
Sports and Friendship
Andy Shurson reminds us to foster community through sports, not allowing sports to become isolating.
Reclaiming Competition: Youth Sports and the Shema
David Givens looks at Deuteronomy 6:4–9, known as the Shema, and how it impacts our priorities in youth sports.
David Bahnsen on Sports Gambling and Sin – EP 246
David Bahnsen joins Dr. Quinn to explore the growing trend of sports gambling and prediction markets, their impact on culture, morality, and Christian formation.
C. S. Lewis’s Lost Easter Hymn
Andy Shurson explores poetic imagination through C. S. Lewis's Easter hymn, “An Evolutionary Hymn.”
Empty Tomb (Raider): Pillaging the Gospel for Games
Emeri Glen examines the video game Shadow of the Tomb Raider to show how cultural art forms can misappropriate the gospel.
Headlines: Iran, AI Pastors, and Sports Gambling – EP 245
The latest Headlines episode of the Christ and Culture podcast dives into a range of pressing topics, from the legacy of civil rights leader John Perkins to the ongoing conflict in Iran and its implications for global peace.
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