Christ and Culture

Blindspots: The Beautiful Risk of Teaching Your Kids about Missions - EP 227

Where is your allegiance when you raise children?
Our new series called 'Blind Spots,' debuts focusing raising children with a missional mindset. The hosts discuss the importance of understanding one's worldview, the potential blind spots in parenting regarding missions, and the necessity of preparing children for independence. In another segment of Ethics as Worship, the conversation also delves into moral dilemmas and ethical decision-making from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the need for a solid biblical foundation in navigating these challenges.
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Navigating Politics as a Christian (with Hunter Baker) - EP 226

How should Christians interact with politics in an age of volatility and anger?
In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Benjamin Quinn interviews Dr. Hunter Baker, exploring the intersection of Christianity and politics. They discuss Baker's journey to faith, the role of Christian universities, and the current political landscape for Christians. The conversation delves into civic engagement, the challenges of polarization, and the church's role in political discourse. Baker also addresses the concept of Christian nationalism and the importance of local political involvement, emphasizing the need for Christians to focus on the gospel while engaging in the political sphere.
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Being Human – A Framework (with Ray Van Neste) - EP 225

What does it mean to be a human? 
In this episode, Benjamin Quinn interviews Dr. Ray Van Neste, Dean of the School of Theology and Missions at Union University, discussing the university's Framework for Biblical Anthropology, https://tinyurl.com/mrxkm84c. They explore the importance of public theology and cultural apologetics, the ten articles that outline a biblical understanding of humanity, and the challenges posed by contemporary cultural issues such as transgenderism and transhumanism. Dr. Van Neste emphasizes the need for clarity in theological education and the church's role in addressing these issues.
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Cultural Apologetics Unveiled (with Josh Chatraw) - EP 224

Culture is what we do with creation.
In this episode, Benjamin Quinn and Josh Chatraw explore the themes of cultural apologetics and public theology, discussing their significance in contemporary ministry. Josh shares his personal journey to faith, the importance of understanding culture, and how apologetics can be effectively communicated in today's context. They delve into Augustine's influence on apologetics and the need for thoughtful engagement with culture to address the deeper longings of humanity.
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Headlines: Are We in a Revival? - EP 223

In this Headlines episode of the Christ and Culture Podcast, host Benjamin Quinn is joined by Dan Darling, Nathan Finn, and Kristin Kellen to discuss significant October headlines. They delve into the release of Hamas hostages, the potential for peace in the Middle East, the concept of revival versus revolution in Christian America, and the implications of conversion therapy legislation in Colorado.
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Church Can Save Your Life (with Rebecca McLaughlin) - EP 222

Do you want better mental and physical health? It turns out that church might be the thing you need. Rebecca McLaughlin joins the show to discuss her new book "How Church Can Literally Save Your Life." They discuss the relationship between religious participation and mental and physical health, the importance of church community, and the intellectual foundations of Christianity. Rebecca shares insights from her research and personal experiences, emphasizing the gospel's relevance in today's world.

Can We Trust the Bible is Real (with Charles Quarles) - EP 221

How can you know the words you read in the Bible are actually what was originally written?
In this episode of Christ in Culture, host Benjamin Quinn is joined by Dr. Charles Quarles to discuss the importance of textual criticism in understanding the New Testament. They explore the historical accuracy of the Bible, comparing it to other ancient texts, and address common misconceptions about the transmission of biblical manuscripts. Dr. Quarles emphasizes the reliability of modern translations and the significance of textual criticism in preserving the original message of the scriptures.
Dr. Quarles Book: https://www.amazon.com/Questions-About-Text-Canon-Testament/dp/0825442753/ref=sr_1_1?
Caskey Center: https://ccbtt.sebts.edu/
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How to Apprentice Under Jesus at Work - EP 220

Your work is not secular if the Spirit of God dwells in you, because you make your workplace sacred just by walking in.
This week, the guests explore the integration of faith and work, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that arise in the workplace. They emphasize the importance of viewing work as a mission field and the role of apprenticeship in faith. The discussion also explores the significance of economics in understanding faith and work, as well as the church's responsibility to equip believers for their Monday work. Practical tools and strategies for integrating faith into everyday work are provided, along with a vision for the future of faith and work conversations.

Book Club: Faith and Work (with Lauren Gill) - 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. She stresses the importance of churches equipping their congregants for discipleship in their workplaces and provides practical tools for pastors and ministry leaders to implement this integration effectively. The discussion also explores the significance of work in the life of a believer and how it can serve as a means of engaging with the community and fulfilling God's purpose.
Pastor Toolkit: https://www.globalfaithandwork.com/pastors-toolkit
Get the Book: https://www.amazon.com/Faith-Work-Galvanizing-Church-Everyday/dp/B0DZCJP22H
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Connecting Sunday to Monday is Not Easy - EP 218

What do you do when connecting your faith to your work is hard?
In this episode, Greg Forster and Tom Nelson join the show to discuss the challenges to working and the way of Christ. The discussion also touches on the role of scripture, the significance of economics in faith, and practical applications for living out one's faith in various work environments.
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