Every Square Inch Podcast Reconsider Christianity, Part 2: The Crisis of a Post-Christian Culture
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Mar 2, 2026 A call to rethink how we approach Jesus apart from cultural baggage. A claim that Christ is unavoidable even in a post-Christian moment. A look at how institutions shape culture more than numbers. A retelling of Paul in Athens, arguing spiritual longings point beyond modern unbelief. An invitation to let Jesus define Christianity on his own terms.
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Let Christ Define Christianity
- Christianity can be defined by Christ rather than cultural baggage.
- Robert Cunningham urges blocking cultural noise and letting Christ set the terms so Christianity is reconsidered on its own terms.
Institutions Shape Cultural Influence
- A culture's felt identity depends more on institutions than individual numbers.
- Cunningham contrasts millions of Christian individuals with institutions like big tech that shape societal values and make America feel post-Christian.
America Is Christian And PostChristian
- America is simultaneously Christian by population and post-Christian by institutional power.
- Cunningham calls this an unusual moment where Christianity's presence is visible yet institutions have largely moved on.