Culture Matters

We are joined by Dr. Chris Watkin to have a conversation around how Christians can engage the culture around them and about his book Biblical Critical Theory. The idea of Critical Theory is a hot button topic in our western culture, but we believe you will find this conversation both challenging and encouraging. 

Resources Mentioned

Biblical Critical Theory by Christopher Watkin

Nancy Guthrie's Website 

Even Better Than Eden by Nancy Guthrie

God's Big Picture by Vaughn Roberts

Gospel and Kingdom Graeme Goldsworthy

City of God by St. Augustine

City of God Lecture Series by Charles Matthews

Connect with Dr. Christopher Watkin

Website | Twitter (X) | Podcast 

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This week we look at technology's effects on the future of work and how it's shifting the job market. How can we think through the human need based on the Christian vision of a person, while also seizing opportunities in an increasingly changing market?

Resources Referenced

Book: Knowing God's Will

Book: The Call

Acton.org

Connect with Dan Churchwell: Twitter | [email protected]

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We continue our series on life and community in a post-pandemic society by sitting down with author and pastor, Isaac Adams. In this episode we discuss the cure to loneliness, the danger of isolation and how God models what community should look like.

Guest Resources

Connect with Isaac: Instagram | Twitter (X)

United We Pray

Isaac's Book: Talking About Race: Gospel Hope for Hard Conversations

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This week we talk to Michael Miller, lead research fellow at the Acton Institute, about how society has changed since the pandemic, and what the implications are for human flourishing from a theological view.

Guest Resources

• The Acton Institute

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We’re back! This season we’re diving into various topics on recovering community and human dignity in a post-pandemic world. But first, we need to cover some of the headlines and big movies from this summer. Buckle up!

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On the last episode of this season we talk about some of the headlines, some of our current favorite books, and movies. We also discuss what some of our highlights were from this past season. We will be taking a break for the summer, but we will be back in September with new episodes!

Books Mentioned

• Try Softer Aundi Kolber

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In this episode, we sit down with writer and counselor KJ Ramsey to talk about her book The Lord is My Courage, and how to find compassion and courage in the midst of anxiety and fear.

Resources referenced:

The Lord is My Courage

Get KJ's newest book: The Book of Common Courage

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In honor of Juneteenth, we wanted to re-air an episode we produced a few years ago. In this episode, we discuss systematic racism, particularly what that has looked like in our local context of Dallas, Texas, and why the Church today should care. We’re also joined by Charlie Dates, senior pastor of Progressive Baptist Church in Chicago for a conversation on the topic. While this episode wasn't recorded recently, the topics are very much relevant today.

To learn more about Bonton Farms and the work they are doing in Dallas, visit their site and follow them on social: Instagram | Facebook

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We were thrilled to welcome author Rachel Gilson as we journey into the rich topic of the Family of God, its beauty, and the ways the church may have fallen short in embodying its fullness. 

In our conversation, we discuss how friendship both inside and outside of marriage can mirror the gospel's beauty, the significance of sibling relationships, and the importance of cultivating relationships across different life stages and generations.

Resources Referenced:

rachelgilson.com

Rachel's memoir: Born Again This Way

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This week we have a conversation with counselor, speaker and host of The Place We Find Ourselves podcast, Adam Young. Adam is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to wisdom in vulnerability, engaging with your story and learning how to listen well. He provides really helpful insights on how to sit with yourself and your own wounds and how to sit with others in their wounds.

Resources referenced:

• adamyoungcounseling.com 

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