Culture Matters

Chatting with Mark Sayers, we reflect on the upheaval of the 21st century, from terrorist attacks to political confusion, and discuss a Christian view and response.

We sit down with Dr. Russell Moore, President of the ERLC, to talk about a Christian view and response to artificial intelligence and virtual reality in our culture. 

We talk with author and speaker Andy Crouch about everyday steps for putting technology in its proper place as a family.

New Testament scholar N.T. Wright discusses the transformative impact of the resurrection on daily life, emphasizing the intertwining narratives of the cross and resurrection. He delves into the importance of family and church practices, the connection between heaven and earth post-resurrection, and the role of believers in embodying unity and solidarity. The podcast also explores Dr. Wright's insights on suffering, human vocation, and his popular online courses on biblical studies.

We talk with the legendary sportscaster about his Christian faith and how that plays out at home and work, from adoption and his battle with cancer to “Inside the NBA.”

We have an honest conversation about Lent, discussing the “why” and “what,” along with some practical tips for making the most of the season.

We talk with author Rod Dreher about his book and strategy for Christians living in a post-Christian nation, from maintaining our identity and beliefs to how we deal with politics and public education.

We’re joined by Taryn Mays and Summer Vinson Berger to discuss the epidemic of domestic violence and abuse in our culture, how to understand this issue and how we can respond as the Church.

We talk with artist Makoto Fujimura about a Christian view and approach to art, as well as director Martin Scorsese's film, Silence, which tells a story of apostasy and martyrdom. 

We talk about the imago dei and the implications that a biblical view of human dignity has on end-of-life care and physician-assisted suicide in our culture.