We seek to advance the way of Christ in culture.
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.
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.
When Life Feels Absurd (with Josh Chatraw) – EP 244
Dr. Joshua Chatraw joins to discuss the deep, cultural currents that shape our understanding of control, resistance, and dependence in today's society.
Answering the Call to Godly Manhood (with Josh Smith) – EP 243
Dr. Benjamin Quinn welcomes Pastor Josh Smith to discuss his latest book, The Man for the Day: Answering the Call to Godly Manhood.
Headlines: Can I Trust AI Therapy? – EP 239
Dr. Benjamin Quinn and his guests discuss the intersection of faith and contemporary issues, focusing on the rise of AI in therapy, the alarming trends in youth relationships with technology, and the decline of mainline Protestantism.
Truth, Technique, Tension: Francis Schaeffer and the Metamodern Era
D. A. Horton demonstrates Francis Shaeffer's 4 Standards by applying them to metamodern tropes in pop culture.
Art and Beauty
Stephen Howard demonstrates the necessity and yet beauty of art in the imago dei, in our longings, and in our morality.
Review of Understanding Christian Apologetics
Alex Rea reviews the apologetics book Understanding Christian Apologetics by Timothy Paul Jones, instructing Christians to consider the tools they use in cultural engagement.
The Stories We Tell and the Savior We Need
Spence Spencer illustrates the need for Christians to engage with and utilize cultural narratives for the sake of the Gospel.
Shame in American Cultural Apologetics
Jason Truett Glen surveys the modern understanding of shame and provides resources as an apologetic for a Biblical understanding of shame.
Does KPop Demon Hunters Glorify Demons?
Marian Jacobs discusses the appropriateness of KPop Demon Hunters in the lives of Christians, and consuming media that contains spiritual realities in general.
Sin, Shame, and Song: The Worldview of KPop Demon Hunters
Emeri Glen evaluates the good and bad of the worldview implicit in Netflix's most successful movie KPop Demon Hunters.
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