On Culture

Thanks for finding On Culture - the podcast of The Embassy. As usual, we are exploring a recent piece from The Embassy - read the whole thing here

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Once again, I converse with Trey Herweck, Pastor of Refuge Church in St. Charles, MO - this time about paying attention.

We talk about a recent piece from The Embassy - hope you read the whole story if you haven’t yet.

Thank you for your attention to this matter …

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Trey Herweck (Pastor of Refuge Church in St. Charles) and I talk about the use of AI and other technologies and how we can choose to act out of our humanity. As always, these podcasts are based on a dispatch from The Embassy -

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Chad and I discuss the latest post from The Dispatch -

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As usual, this episode of On Culture stems from an article from The Embassy -

You’ll want to check out the whole article as you listen to the whole episode.

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Drew and I talk There Will Be Blood, Wake Up Dead Man, and Black Bag and what we see as a surprising trend in movies and culture - God as the plot twist.

This podcast comes out of the latest article from The Embassy -

We mention a few other movies that follow this trend, but forgot to mention Project Hail Mary, which has another surprising God conversation right in the middle. Our hero, Professor Ryland Grace (of all things), played by Ryan Gosling, asks the head of the project, Eva Stratt, if she believes in God. Stratt, depicted as hyper smart, hyper competent, and a fearless leader, answers, “it beats the alternative”.

Well, there are better reasons, but that is still a surprising conversation right in the middle of a sci-fi movie.

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Trey Herweck and the people of Refuge Church in St. Charles hosted a live episode of On Culture. We talked about what On Culture is and what The Embassy is - then we talked about a lot of things we have talked about, and finished with a little bit on the latest piece:

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Trey Herweck and I talk about living in a world without all the info. Based on this dispatch from The Embassy -

As always - read the whole thing.

Also - we invite you to an upcoming On Culture live event - Sunday, April 26 from 5pm to 7pm at Refuge Church in St. Charles MO. Love to see you there. There will be snacks and beverages available. We will have some audience interaction (not required, of course) along with our normal podcast banter.

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This episode features Trey Herweck, pastor of Refuge Church in St. Charles, MO and I together and in person talking about local following, local discipleship, local transformation. Along the way we talk about Lent, the Pope, the Olympic Hockey teams, John Piper, and a bunch of other things.

Here is the dispatch from The Embassy that we are talking about -

Read the whole piece and comment on this podcast!

One more thing, Trey and I mentioned that we will be doing a live podcast event at Refuge Church in St. Charles, MO on Sunday, April 26. It will be in the evening, we’ll nail the time down soon. Hope to see you there!

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Trey Herweck and I talk about winter, aging, school buses, snowballs, and memories.

This episode comes out of a recent piece in The Embassy, called Early Winter -

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