We’re kicking off a fresh season of Culture Matters with a new approach—less reaction, more intentional conversation. Inspired by Andy Crouch’s vision of Christians as curators, we’re breaking up the season into six to eight-week mini-series that dig deep into faith, culture, and creativity. Along the way, we’ll explore key cultural moments, theological insights, and the stories shaping our world.

This episode, we’re diving into TV and film like Silo season two, The Diplomat, and Apple TV’s Shrinking. We’re also discussing Conclave, a Vatican-set thriller, plus Disney’s X-Men ‘97 and a new Spider-Man series.

Beyond consuming culture, we’re called to create. We talk about indie artists, the challenge of making authentic Christian art, and our own projects on anxiety and mental health. Creativity isn’t just an outlet—it’s a way to reflect God’s image. So grab a cup of coffee, hit play, and join the conversation.

Books Mentioned in this Episode

• Biblical Theology by Andreas Kostenberger
• Union with Christ by G.K. Beale
• Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin
• Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson
• Gift of the Grotesque - Book of Judges Companion
• One with Christ by Sam Alberry
• Union with Chris by Kyle Worley
• Wolf Hall series by Hilary Mantel

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