This episode features a conversation with Dr. Scott Pace, the new president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and Judson College. They discuss Christian education, the challenges facing higher education and seminary training, and how Southeastern plans to serve the local church while staying anchored to Scripture and the Great Commission.

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Join us as we reflect on two decades of impactful work at the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture at Southeastern. 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.

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In this episode, we revisit a profound conversation with Pastor and author Russell Ramsey about the role of art in human life from a Christian perspective. Discover how beauty, creativity, and artistic expression deepen our understanding of what it means to be human and how they reflect divine creativity.

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What should we make of the interest in the Eastern Orthodox Church?

In this episode of the Christ and Culture Podcast, Benjamin Quinn is joined by Dr. Madison Grace, Dr. Nathan Finn, and Dr. Steve McKinion for a timely conversation about Eastern Orthodoxy and why some evangelicals are being drawn toward it. The discussion explores what Eastern Orthodoxy is, how it differs from Roman Catholicism and evangelical Protestantism, and what is behind the growing interest—especially among younger people and young men.

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In this episode, Dr. Christian Miller joins Benjamin Quinn to analyze the state of honesty in society, from everyday lies to failures within religious leadership. Miller, a philosopher and author of The Honesty Crisis, shares insights grounded in decades of research and explores practical ways to foster integrity across various areas of life. Dr. Miller applies honesty to sermon plagiarism and Artificial Intelligence.

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In this episode, four scholars explore what it means to mark 250 years of America through a Christian lens. They reflect on the country's gifts, shortcomings, and the opportunities that lie ahead for believers committed to biblical principles and the pursuit of a more perfect union.

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In this episode, we explore the complex reality faced by Christian parents of adult children who identify as transgender. Dr. Rachel Gilson, author of Born Again This Way, offers practical and biblical guidance on how parents can navigate these painful and challenging situations with love, truth, and hope. Dr. Mark Liederbach joins to give moral framework for gender.

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In this episode, the crew explores a range of pressing cultural and theological issues, from the first papal encyclical addressing artificial intelligence to practical reflections on family and suffering. Dr. Kellen discusses Tradwives and the realities of having a career, family, and farm. With insights from theologians and a heartfelt personal story, this discussion aims to deepen your understanding of how faith grapples with modern challenges.

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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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