When Technology Goes Too Far (With Brad Littlejohn) – EP 185
In this conversation, Dr. Brad Littlejohn discusses the intersection of technology, faith, and the human experience. He explores the theological implications of technology, its potential for both good and evil, and the ethical considerations surrounding enhancement versus healing.
On Sports Gambling (with RaShan Frost) – EP 184
This conversation explores the ethics of sports gambling, particularly in the context of Christian perspectives. It discusses the growth of sports betting since the 2018 Supreme Court ruling, its societal impacts, including financial and relational consequences, and the need for a clear Christian stance on gambling.
Headlines: Trump Speech, Marriage Trends, and Lent (with Nathan Finn, Kristin Kellen, and Dan Darling) – EP 183
In this episode, the hosts discuss current events, including President Trump's presidency and the Ukraine situation, marriage and family trends in contemporary culture, and the rise of Catholic apologetics.
Politics and the Christian Life with Senator James Lankford – EP 182
In this conversation, Senator James Lankford shares his journey from being a Baptist minister to a U.S. Senator, discussing the intersection of faith and politics.
Headlines: Pace of the Trump Presidency, IVF, and Immigration (with Nathan Finn and Kristin Kellen) – 180
In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, the hosts discuss significant current events, including the pace of the Trump presidency, the rise in IVF usage, and the complexities of immigration issues facing churches today.
Jeremy Meeks: Robots and Embodied Relationships – 179
Benjamin Quinn and Jeremy Meeks explore the intricate relationship between technology and faith, particularly robots, and human relationships.
Divine Wonder and Human Curiosity – EP 178
Dr. Keathley joins the show to discuss his new book, Faith and Science.
Ken Keathley: A New Chapter
Dr. Keathley announces a new chapter in his career and in the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture.
Faithfulness in the Public Square: Takeaways From Brent Leatherwood’s Carver-Barnes Lecture
As Christians, the statement “Jesus is Lord” should encompass our whole being
Thinking Biblically about Transgenderism: A Biblical Anthropology
While Genesis 1 establishes sexuality, Genesis 2 provides the basis for gender.
Explainer: A Christian View of Sex and Gender Terminology
On a Christian account of sex and gender, our gendered expectations are drawn from our biology.
If Paul had a Twitter Account: Social Media Apologetics
We must retool our social media apologetic witness.
Sign up for the Christ and Culture newsletter now!
