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.
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.
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.
You Have Already Been Called
Trenton Anthony discusses the word "calling," its meaning, and the beauty of being a child of God.
What is the Way of Christ in Medicine?
Dr. Quinn collaborates with Drs. Brewer Eberly and Benjamin Frush to propose a healthy model for how to engage with the field of medicine in a fruitful, Christ-like manner.
The 18 Mile Marathon
Jeremy Smith encourages us to run our races well, and to avoid those tempting exit ramps
Church Can Save Your Life (with Rebecca McLaughlin) – EP 222
Rebecca McLaughlin joins the show to discuss her new book "How Church Can Literally Save Your Life."
5 Lessons from Teaching Faith & Work to My Church
Wesley Scoggins offers five lessons on teaching a congregation the value of a theology of work for their lives.
Book Club: Faith and Work – EP 219
In this book club conversation, Lauren Gill discusses the importance of integrating faith and work within the church, emphasizing that personal transformation through the gospel should lead to active participation in God's mission.
The Way of Christ in Books
Andrew Spencer helps us better utilize our reading by providing helpful tips with book selection, comprehension, and repertoire.
Marilynn Robinson’s Gilead: Reflections from a Pastor
S. H. Mathews commends Marilynne Robinson’s novel, Gilead, as a profound meditation for pastors and ministry leaders on calling, reflection, and finishing well in ministry.
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