King & Culture

We explore the difference between contract and covenant and what The Bible says about our covenant relationship with God, the local church, and each other. 

How does God plan to handle the problems on earth? Luke Seth and Matthew discuss various ways of thinking about the ultimate fate of evil and social evil.

We kick off Season 2 of King and Culture by answering the question that usually comes with a multitude of answers: What is the world's biggest problem? In this episode, we give one answer to this question... just one. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode of our mini-series on Evaluating Cultures, Luke and Seth discuss The Mark of the Beast: what The bible says, what The Bible doesn't say, and what areas of culture possess the "Mark of The Beast". This episode looks at our culture through the lens of the bible and the desire to evaluate what aspects of culture are pulling our attention away from Jesus. 

In this mini-series on Evaluating Cultures, we look at Genisis as a case study of a biblical example for evaluating cultures. 

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Seth Troutt and Luke Simmons start a new mini-series on "Evaluating Cultures". In this first episode, Seth talks through the root word "cult" and expands upon the mainstream definition, discusses the real-world effects that culture has on us, and what The Bible has to say about culture starting all the way from Genisis 1. 

In this episode, Luke Simmons and Seth Troutt dive deep into some of the schools to the thought behind what it means to know one's self, what does the world have to say about self-awareness, and what The Bible says about who we are and how God made us. 

Continuing this mini-series on Knowledge, we discuss knowledge of the world around us. This episode will cover a cultural view of the world around us, a biblical view of the world, and then go over some case-studies that exemplify those two views. 

Seth Troutt and Luke Simmons discuss The Knowledge of God. Where does knowledge come from? Why is knowledge important? And what are the different kinds of knowledge? These are some of the questions that will be discussed in this episode.