Discover the underlying challenges facing Christian marriages in today's culture. Dr. Tate Cockrell unpacks critical issues like communication breakdowns, unrealistic expectations, and the shifting landscape of fidelity, offering insights rooted in both research and pastoral experience.

Dr. Cockrell's Article: https://cfc.sebts.edu/faith-and-family/four-fault-lines-whats-quietly-breaking-christian-marriages-today/

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In this book club episode, Alan Noble helps us explore how virtues rooted in biblical tradition can guide us through the confusion and chaos of modern life. Noble explains the importance of purpose (telos), community, and the practical steps toward living a life aligned with God's design, especially in chaotic times.

Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/Live-Well-Practical-Through-Chaotic/dp/1514002248

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In this episode, Dr. Josh Daily shares his deeply personal journey through medical uncertainty, faith, and decision-making. He explores how suffering shapes a believer’s perspective on God's guidance, emphasizing faithful living amid ongoing ambiguity. They discuss how the journey sparked a study of decision-making that can be applied to all areas of life.

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This episode dives into the ministry and insights of Dr. Eric McLaughlin. Eric is an American family medicine physician and a missionary with Serge who serves at Kibuye Hope Hospital and Hope Africa University in Burundi. He is the author of Promises in the Dark: Walking with Those in Need Without Losing Heart. Eric's perspective challenges us to rethink how we understand life, death, and our calling in the broader context of God's kingdom.

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This Headlines episode dives into the nuanced relationship between cultural Christianity, nominal Christianity, and genuine faith, along with a thoughtful discussion on the current mental health landscape. The team  unpack how cultural heritage influences Christianity today and how pastors can thoughtfully address mental health concerns in their congregations. Dan Darling gives a closer look at the Iran, months into the conflict.

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Forgiveness is not just a spiritual act but a holistic practice supported by research, theology, and real-life stories. 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. Whether you're struggling to forgive or looking to understand the scientific basis of forgiveness, this conversation offers clarity and practical steps grounded in faith and research.

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In this episode, Benjamin Quinn hosts a thoughtful discussion with Dr. Craig Williams and Lee Williford about integrating Christian faith with entrepreneurial work. They explore how biblical stewardship, service, and intentional living shape successful, purpose-driven businesses.

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In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith, entrepreneurship, and biblical wisdom with Justin Powell, a young entrepreneur who exemplifies purpose-driven business rooted in Christian values. Discover practical insights on raising a new generation of leaders, managing wealth responsibly, and creating beauty through excellence in work and life.

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In this episode, Dr. Malcolm Yarnell explores the profound Christological themes in his latest book, Word, part of the Theology for Every Person series. We'll delve into glorious doctrines like the nature of Christ, the heresy of Arianism, and how Christ is central to understanding creation, salvation, and revelation.

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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—providing clarity on how faith intersects with contemporary issues.

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