In this episode, we have a conversation with author and speaker Dr. Jonathan Pennington about something we all need: Relationships. What does it look like to have curiosity and compassion for others. What does Godly wisdom look like in cultivating healthy relationships and what are some of the pitfalls in developing intimate relationships?

Guest Resources

 jonathanpennington.com/

Jesus the Great Philosopher

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This week we have a conversation around some interesting cultural headlines including Adidas, the NBA, as well as a conversation about how to grieve well after national tragedies like the shooting in Allen, Tx, and how to establish healthy habits for media and information consumption.

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Marriage is a beautiful, God-given covenant that points to the way Christ loves the Church. But we live in a fallen world and marriage is also very difficult. So how can we apply Godly wisdom to our marriages?

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In this episode, Elizabeth is joined by a few friends to discuss some of the misconceptions  surrounding singleness in both secular and Christian culture. They share their personal experiences navigating singleness and address harmful lies that often creep into the conversation, such as the notion that being single means something is wrong with you or that marriage is the only path to sanctification. Additionally, we explore a biblical view of singleness and sexuality in a post-christian culture that holds sexual expression as integral to being truly human.

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In part 2 of our discussion on God’s wisdom and design for sex, we are joined by Pastor Timothy Ateek to talk about the pitfalls of pornography use, how to find freedom from addiction to porn and God’s grace for sexual sin.

Recommended Resources

Recovery at Citizens Church

The Death of Porn by Ray Ortlund

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As part of a 2-episode arc, we want to look at God’s wisdom and design for sex. In this episode, we are joined by Author and Pastor Sam Allberry to talk through sexuality in a post-Christian culture, what Jesus says on the topic, and how to engage those who don't believe what Jesus and the Bible says is actually good for them.

Resources referenced

New release of Is God Anti-Gay?

What God Has to Say About Our Bodies

7 Myths About Singleness

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We are joined by Christian writer Hannah Nation to discuss her work with the Church in China, her new book, and what what encouragement and lessons can be learned for the Church in America.

Resources referenced:

Faith in the Wilderness: Words of Exhortation from the Chinese Church

Center for House Church Theology

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In this episode of Culture Matters, we dive deep into the concept of wisdom and leadership, exploring the different types of leaders often seen in our culture and how Jesus personifies the wise leader. We discuss the temptations and pitfalls that leaders can face, the importance of embracing the ordinary aspects of life, and to leave a legacy as a leader. Join us for an enlightening conversation on how to cultivate a vision for the future by embracing your limitations and learning from wisdom.

Resources Referenced

The Imperfect Pastor

To learn more about Zack Eswine visit: https://preachingbarefoot.com

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How can Christians have reasonable dialogue and respectful conversation around difficult topics and be a light in the world? Adam, Tymarcus and Elizabeth tackle some difficult conversations in this episode. Largely, the tragedy that occurred in Nashville at Covenant Christian School, as well as the recent twitter debate over Joshua Butler's latest book.

Resources Mentioned

Theology in the Raw Episode 1062 After Nashville

Moral Numbness Is Our Enemy - Russel Moore, Christianity Today

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In a culture of "hustle," how do we think through the things that are vying for our attention. How can you create more space in our life to pay attention to God so you aren't weight down by the feeling of inadequacy? Today we talk about pastor Mason King about new book—Christian Disciplines—and some of the practices he's found to be instrumental in cultivating a relationship with God.

Resources Mentioned

A Short Guide to Spiritual Disciplines: How to Become a Healthy Christian

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