Hill Country Institute Live: Exploring Christ and Culture

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Teachers can alter the paths of our lives. They can set the tone of hope or lack of meaning from an early age. Listen to this interview with a teacher and her former student who encountered the supernatural power of God's love to transform a life. A young student teacher meets her match in a fourth grade, unruly student, but she chose to love him with God's love and call him to a higher place. Today, the young boy has grown into a man who, after navigating through years of darkness, has come into the light of Jesus Christ and is now ministering to adults and youth in partnership with his former teacher.

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George Yancey, author of "Beyond Racial Gridlock: Embracing Mutual Responsibility" (InterVarsity Press), talks with Larry about the murders in Charleston, secular models of dealing with racism, and George's ideas on a Christian model of racial reconciliation.

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The Cumberbatch's talk with Larry about the history of race relations in Austin and how the Church should respond to the tragic shooting of 9 people at Charleston A.M.E. Church.

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Larry talks with Andy Crouch about what it takes for humans to truly flourish and what keeps us from flourishing.

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Larry talks with Os Guinness about his own journey as well as current cultural issues

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Larry talks with Greg Grooms, Director of Hill House Austin, about the relevancy of Truth.

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Darci Hill, professor of English at Sam Houston State University talks about the importance of the hero and how the Holy Spirit can use even ancient literature to reveal Truth to students in current times.

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Larry talks with Dr. Jeremy Begbie, Director of Duke University's Initiatives in Theology and the Arts, about the ways in which music helps us understand the ways of God. A fascinating interview. "Artists can be like priests in the sense that it is our job to listen to the cries of the people and to encapsulate them and concentrate them in art. Art can speak for people in ways that nothing else can." - Jeremy Begbie

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Eric Bryant, author of "Not Like Me: A Field Guide for Influencing a Diverse World", and Team Leader and Pastor for the South Campuse of Gateway Church in Austin, is interviewed by Larry Linenschmidt on Hill Country Institute Live.