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In today's episode, Chad sits down with Associate Professor of Theology at Dordt University, Justin Ariel Bailey to discuss his newest book, Interpreting Your World: Five Lenses for Engaging Theology and Culture. In his book, Bailey masterfully lays out the tools of how to merge our theology into the culture that God has established us in. This book should be a call to believers about how to faithfully discern the culture around us, understand how that can shape our theology, and then push us to action to use that knowledge to further the Kingdom.
For more about Justin Ariel Bailey and his work, please visit his website, pjustin.com where you can see more about his work in theology, and what books he has available to aid in your pursuit of God's call on your life.
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With Michael out at a conference, Doug and Chad sit down, one on one, and give perspective to the recent midterm elections. How do we, as a Church, navigate politics in a post-Trump presidency? How should we marry our faith into our political leanings? Then, to cool down the spice, they end with a short and sweet discussion of their favorite Chicago teams.
Like many of our episodes, this one is full of fun hot takes. Do you have a hot take you'd like to share with us? Join the conversation on social media @EveryTCPodcast.
In today's episode, we're joined by new OCC professor Laura Porter. Laura has taken the reins of the counseling and psycology department at Ozark and brings a wealth of knowledge and care to the subject. Chad, Michael and Doug take some time to discuss what led her to this career and why counseling and mental health is so very important within the context of church and Christian living.
As always, join our ongoing conversations with us on social media @EveryTCPodcast. Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family and remind each other that someone is always just a conversation away.
Dan Darling joins the podcast in this episode. Dan is the director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, author of numerous books with titles like The Original Jesus, The Dignity Revolution, and Ministers of Reconciliation. Dan is a thoughtful, modern-day theologan and we know you'll be as excited as we were to hear what he has to say.
Heard something in today's episode that sparked a question? Join us in the conversation on social media @EveryTCPodcast.
In today's episode we continue our conversation with Doug Aldrige and tackle a topic near to his heart: History. Doug shares with us his passion for studying history and why it matters.
Do you agree? Join us in the conversation on any social platform @EveryTCPodcast.
After 80 episodes, we have reached Season 2! All jokes aside, we at Every Thought Captive are excited to start having more consistent schedules and episodes. We have a lot of exciting things on the horizon that we can't wait to share with you.
In today's episode Chad, Michael and Doug are joined by OCC Professor and former Academic Dean Doug Aldridge. If you want to join in the conversation, reach out to us on any social media @EveryTCPodcast.
In today's episode, we continue catching up after our long hiatus and we work on answering some more questions about projects we're working on, and just what's been keeping us busy.
As always we invite you to join our conversation on social media @EveryTCPodcast. Drop us a line!
Well, we're finally back! After a long hiatus, Chad, Michael and Doug are finally back with brand new episodes. We kick it off with a two part series catching everyone up and answering some fun questions. And we've got new things coming for the show that we think listeners are really going to enjoy, so stay tuned!
In today's episode, Chad and Michael sit down with Christ Church of Oronogo's Community Impact Minister, Maggie Schade. It seems like there's a pervasive notion in today's society that the church doesn't do much in their local communities, and Maggie joins us to give us her unique perspective on just how much the church can and should impact our communities.
Does your church have programs that build community where you live? If so, join us on social media to tell us what's working in your ministries @EveryTCPodcast.
Chad and Michael sit down with fellow Ozark Christian College professor Mike Ackerman, professor of Church Planting and New Testament Studies, to talk about how the story of Jesus is laid out in the four Gospels of the New Testament. As Christmas approaches, what can we learn about the birth of our Savior as told in these four accounts?
What's your favorite part about the Christmas season (besides the obvious!)? Let us know on social media @EveryTCPodcast.
We also now have a YouTube account where our full episodes are uploaded! Just search Every Thought Captive Podcast in youtube to find us. If we get 100 subscribers, we'll be able to have our own official youtube link!
*Producer note* We got a little off on our numbering inside the next couple of episodes.
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