The election is right around the corner, and many people are talking about the General Election. As people talk around the watercolor about their favorite candidate, what are some principles for debating well? We discuss this, and more, in this Cornfield Theology episode called "dignified debates."

The election is right around the corner, and many people are talking about the General Election. As people talk around the watercolor about their favorite candidate, what are some principles for debating well? We discuss this, and more, in this Cornfield Theology episode called "dignified debates."

What does it mean to be made in God's image? Are men and women created with different roles? Are they equal? Listen to this podcast to learn more.

What does it mean to be made in God's image? Are men and women created with different roles? Are they equal? Listen to this podcast to learn more.

How does woke doctrine square with the Bible? How should Christians think about cancel culture, white privilege, white guilt, and additional woke doctrines? In part 2 of 3 of Why We Are Not Woke, we discuss the implications of accepting or rejecting woke doctrine.

How does woke doctrine square with the Bible? How should Christians think about cancel culture, white privilege, white guilt, and additional woke doctrines? In part 2 of 3 of Why We Are Not Woke, we discuss the implications of accepting or rejecting woke doctrine.

Jacob Young, a pastor of King's Cross in Manchester New Hampshire, joins the Cornfield Theology podcast via Zoom to discuss the term evangelical. What does it mean to be called an evangelical? How has the word become politized over the years? And should you call yourself an evangelical? We discuss these questions and more.

Jacob Young, a pastor of King's Cross in Manchester New Hampshire, joins the Cornfield Theology podcast via Zoom to discuss the term evangelical. What does it mean to be called an evangelical? How has the word become politized over the years? And should you call yourself an evangelical? We discuss these questions and more.

How did woke culture develop? What are the underpinnings of cancel culture, white privilege, and other woke doctrines? In part 1 of 3, we discuss neo-marxism, BLM, intersectionality, and critical race theology.

How did woke culture develop? What are the underpinnings of cancel culture, white privilege, and other woke doctrines? In part 1 of 3, we discuss neo-marxism, BLM, intersectionality, and critical race theology.