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28.05.2025

Ask us anything: The Pope, Christian nationalism, & sharia law unpacked

On this special Q&A episode of the Denison Forum Podcast, host Mark Turman is joined by Dr. Jim Denison and Dr. Ryan Denison to answer your questions on some of today’s most pressing faith topics. They explore the role of the Pope, Christian nationalism, and the popular Chosen TV series and offer practical insights on what it means to live redemptively in today’s world. You’ll also hear thoughtful discussion on the government’s role in social responsibility, Christian beliefs about communion, and how Christians should understand sharia law. Join us for a conversation to help you navigate today’s issues with biblical truth and Christ-centered wisdom. Topics(01:47): Questions about the new Pope(07:56): Understanding canonical law(09:50): The Lord's Supper: different perspectives(18:38): Personal stories and faith journeys(28:24): The role of the Holy Spirit in daily life(31:01): Surrendering to God's will(32:47): Living redemptively(41:28): Understanding sharia law(50:17): Christian nationalism explained(56:53): The role of government in Christian missionResourcesAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgAmerican Idolatry: How Christian Nationalism Betrays the Gospel and Threatens the Church: A conversation with Andrew L. WhiteheadHouse plans to impeach the president: Why I am a Christian patriot but not a Christian nationalistThe eye-opening success of “Christmas with The Chosen” shows how God does “impossible math”Should we fear radical Islam?A city on a hill cannot be hidden • Denison ForumHow has Denison Forum impacted your faith?Subscribe to The Daily Article by Dr. Jim DenisonAbout Dr. Jim DenisonJim Denison, PhD, is a cultural theologian and the founder and CEO of Denison Ministries. He speaks biblically into significant cultural issues at Denison Forum. He is the chief author of The Daily Article and has written more than 30 books, including The Coming Tsunami, the Biblical Insight to Tough Questions series, and The Fifth Great Awakening. About Dr. Ryan DenisonRyan Denison, PhD, is the Senior Editor for Theology at Denison Forum. Ryan writes The Daily Article every Friday and contributes writing and research to many of the ministry’s productions. He holds a PhD in church history from BH Carroll Theological Institute after having earned his MDiv at Truett Seminary. He’s authored The Path to Purpose, What Are My Spiritual Gifts?, How to Bless God by Blessing Others, 7 Deadly Sins, and coauthored Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters and has contributed writing or research to every Denison Forum book. About Dr. Mark TurmanMark Turman, DMin, serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of The Denison Forum Podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries. Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco. Before joining Denison Forum, Mark served as a pastor for 35 years, including 25 years as the founding pastor of Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas. Mark and his high school sweetheart, Judi, married in 1986. They are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren. About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of the day from a biblical perspective through The Daily Article email newsletter and podcast, The Denison Forum Podcast, as well as many books and additional resources.

28.05.2025

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1 ч. 4 мин.
11 июн.

Why should we always work hard?

Several verses in Scripture discuss the importance of working hard and choosing not to be lazy. Working hard is a sign of good character in Scripture and important to our witness with others. The Apostle Paul taught the Christian church this lesson so they would be a good witness to the pagan culture around them. But he expanded the idea of our work to include our entire lives. He said, “Whatever you do, work heartily.” In other words, our witness is as much about the hours we are off work as it is the hours we are at the office. Why should we be diligent with both our private and public lives? Because we have the same “boss” whatever we do. When we placed our faith in Christ, we became servants of the Most High God. When we work hard at our jobs, we earn a paycheck, but when we work hard to glorify God at our jobs, we earn an eternal inheritance as well. When we work hard at our marriages, we gain blessings for this life and for our lives eternal. When we work hard to raise our children to know and love the Lord, we work for our family life on earth, and we work for the opportunity to be together as a family in heaven. Whatever we do, our highest priority is to do it all for the glory of Jesus, in service to him. Whatever we do, we are serving Christ or something less important. Good advice and careful instruction provide wisdom. Paul taught us good advice in Colossians 3:23–24. He taught us to work hard at everything we do because there is never a moment our lives do not reflect our love and commitment to our Lord.

11 июн.

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23.10.2023

Losing Our Religion: A conversation with Russell Moore

As Christians, have we lost our religion? Evangelical altar calls are urgent invitations to respond to the Holy Spirit and the truth of God with humility, repentance, trust, and renewed obedience. Why do American evangelical Christians need to hear and answer such a call? Have some evangelicals turned things like influence, authority, credibility, and stability into idols? How can Christians become better missionaries to our current culture rather than cultural warriors? Our guest Dr. Russell Moore deals with these and other questions in his newest book, Losing our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America. Dr. Moore also briefly discusses events happening in Israel. Topics (02:08) Defining evangelical and “altar call” (07:18) How do altar calls frame your book? (12:47) “What is not repaired is repeated” (18:36) When good becomes a god (24:11) Why we shouldn’t be culture warriors (32:10) On disagreement and dehumanizing (37:29) Are Christians moving away from seeking political power? (46:08) Moving past romanticized nostalgia (48:39) On the war in Israel Resources Transcript (PDF) Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America, Russell Moore The best and worst of evangelical Christianity in America: An excerpt from Losing Our Religion by Russell Moore American Christians Should Stand with Israel under Attack, Russell Moore ‘Bothsidesism’ About Hamas Is a Moral Failure, Russell Moore About Russell Moore Russell Moore is Editor in Chief of Christianity Today and is the author of Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America and many other books. About Dr. Mark Turman Dr. Mark Turman is the Executive Director of Denison Forum and Vice President of Denison Ministries. Among his many duties, Turman is most notably the host of The Denison Forum Podcast. He is also the chief strategist for DF Pastors, which equips pastors and church leaders to understand and transform today’s culture. About Denison Forum Denison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of the day from a biblical perspective through The Daily Article email newsletter and podcast, The Denison Forum Podcast, as well as many books and additional resources.

23.10.2023

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1 ч. 5 мин.
9 июн.

Why is Christian unity crucial?

When the members of a family argue with each other, the entire family is impacted by the tension. When the argument is made public, even more people become involved in the disagreement. Scripture teaches us an important truth from Genesis to Revelation. God wants his children to be different from people who are outside the faith. Our message to the world is damaged when we don’t get along with our brothers and sisters in Christ. God has called us to a very high standard: “to walk in a manner worthy of [our] calling.” God said we are to be holy because he is holy. You and I are called to be “imitators” of Christ (1 Corinthians 11:1). Jesus taught us humility when he, the Son of God, stepped out of heaven and chose to be born in a manger. Jesus taught us to be gentle when he allowed the children to come to him for a blessing. Jesus was an example of patience when his disciples remained doubtful, even after witnessing his miracles. Jesus bore every circumstance he faced, choosing to respond in a way that displayed his love to the people around him. Jesus constantly preached his love to the world, calling his disciples to be united in their calling to do the same. He told them he would send them a “helper,” his Holy Spirit, to unite them in their purpose. When God’s children are Spirit-led, there is a bond between them, a “bond of peace.” To live in unity is to live with a powerful bond of humility, gentleness, patience, and love. Unity is a witness to the world of God’s leadership in our lives. We shouldn’t be surprised when our family unity is Satan’s favorite target. Paul urged the church to be a family of faith and find unity in the power of the Holy Spirit. Good advice and careful instruction provide wisdom. Our families and our church families will grow stronger if we follow Paul’s teaching about our unity in Christ. Jesus set our example and his instruction is our wisdom.

9 июн.

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3 мин.
07.11.2022

We’re in between eras. How to have a non-anxious presence: A conversation with Mark Sayers

Mark Sayers, Mark Turman, and Mark Legg discuss the great shift the world is going through, the lingering effects of Covid, how the “gray zone” affects ministry, and how to remain a “non-anxious presence.” Show notes: Mark Sayers talks about his faith journey and how he started writing (2:14). The three Marks talk about the significance of our culture’s ongoing shift, and the anxiety that comes from it (8:08). Sayers discusses the role of the internet in that shift, and the “hardware” change our culture is going through, focusing on the effects of Covid (12:50). They turn to discuss the culture’s widespread sense of false security, and how abundance leads to us trusting God less (27:16). Sayers digs further into the idea of the “gray zone,” and why confusion leads to anxiety and fear, and how the Bible applies to those struggles (32:14). Sayers ends by discussing the importance of leadership, and why God’s presence is critical in times of transition (43:19). Resources and further reading: A Non-Anxious Presence: How a Changing and Complex World will Create a Remnant of Renewed Christian Leaders - Mark Sayers “How to lead in an unstable culture: Mark Sayers points to the true stronghold in “A Non-anxious Presence” - Mark Legg “Exhausted by the news? You may be ‘doomscrolling’”- Mark Legg The Coming Tsunami - Jim Denison, Ph.D. About the hosts Dr. Mark Turman is the executive director of Denison Forum. He received his DMin from Truett at Baylor and previously served as lead pastor of Crosspoint Church. Mark Legg is the Associate Editor for Denison Forum. He graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 2021 with a degree in Philosophy and Biblical Studies. About the guest Mark Sayers is the senior leader of Red Church in Melbourne, Australia. He is passionate about spiritual renewal and the future of the church. Mark is the author of a number of books including Strange Days and Reappearing Church. Mark lives in Melbourne with his wife, Trudi, his daughter, Grace, and twin boys, Hudson and Billy.

07.11.2022

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52 мин.
17.07.2025

Epstein backlash, Christianity is growing, Chip and Joanna Gaines controversy & Scottie Scheffler's introspection | Ep. 28

On this episode of Culture Brief, we dive into the latest on the Jeffrey Epstein uproar, the White House’s mixed response and why it still matters to many Americans. Then Micah breaks down new statistics indicating hopeful signs of revival—in the U.S. and around the world—and talks about the part we each play in this explosion of the Christian faith. We also unpack the Christian backlash against Chip and Joanna Gaines, hit on the latest in NYC mayoral race, mark the one-year anniversary of the Trump assassination attempt, reflect on John MacArthur’s legacy, and celebrate a meaningful moment from the world’s best golfer, Scottie Scheffler, about where real purpose is found. There’s lots happening in the world and as always, we’re grateful to walk through it with you. Topics (00:54) Epstein Controversy: Unraveling the Mystery(05:44) Government Transparency and Public Trust(17:09) Spiritual Renewal and Revival(23:13) Fresh Hunger for Jesus(31:02) Chip and Joanna Gaines Controversy(35:33) New York City Mayor Race(40:49) Trump's Shift on Putin(42:02) Scottie Scheffler's Perspective on Golf and Life ResourcesMailbag: culturebrief@denisonforum.orgCulture Brief InstagramSign-up for Denison Forum’s daily newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribe Links mentioned in this episode: Metadata Shows the FBI’s ‘Raw’ Jeffrey Epstein Prison Video Was Likely ModifiedThe FBI's Jeffrey Epstein Prison Video Had Nearly 3 Minutes Cut Out1 big thing: MAGA's siege mentalityDenison Forum: “The clearest trend we’ve seen pointing to spiritual renewal”Barna: New Research: Belief in Jesus Rises, Fueled by Younger AdultsPew Research Center: Christian Movements and DenominationsDenison Forum: Chip and Joanna Gaines’ new show features a gay couple‘What’s the point?’ Scottie Scheffler gets existential in fascinating presserX Video: Scottie Scheffler just gave one of the best (and deepest) press conference answers ever heard. Other articles on this week’s top headlines: Denison Forum: Ghislaine Maxwell offers to testify before Congress about Epstein3 ways Trump might try to defuse the Epstein messEconomy and Epstein: Gen Z MAGA wants resultsTrump Gets 'Ratioed' on Truth Social for First Time Amid Epstein BacklashPlaybook: Trump’s Epstein headache isn’t going awayMAGA media in revoltCase Closed on Epstein? Not So FastNYT: How Do You Silence a Conspiracy Theory?10 reasons the DOJ and FBI face backlash over Epstein files flopLara Trump InterviewMake Christianity cool again: Why Gen Z is flocking to church About Conner JonesConner Jones is the Director of Performance Marketing at Denison Ministries and Co-Hosts Denison Forum's "Culture Brief" podcast. He graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 2019 with a degree in Business Management. Conner passionately follows politics, sports, pop-culture, entertainment, and current events. He enjoys fishing, movie-going, and traveling the world with his wife and son. About Micah Tomasella Micah Tomasella is the Senior Advancement Officer at Denison Ministries and co-hosts Denison Forum's "Culture Brief" podcast. A graduate of Dallas Baptist University, Micah is married to Emily, and together they are the proud parents of two daughters. With an extensive background in nonprofit work, finance, and real estate, Micah also brings experience from his years in pastoral church ministry. About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of the day from a biblical perspective through The Daily Article email newsletter and podcast, The Denison Forum Podcast, as well as many books and additional resources.

17.07.2025

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46 мин.
19.09.2022

How to help prevent suicide and aiding survivors: A conversation with Dr. John Mark Caton

Dr. John Mark Caton and Dr. Mark Turman discuss Dr. Caton’s personal experience with the tragic suicide of his older brother, lingering survivor’s guilt, the importance of community, and how to talk to people contemplating suicide. Show notes: Dr. John Mark Caton and Dr. Mark Turman begin this difficult discussion by talking about Caton’s tragic story and the suicide of his older brother (3:27). They talk about guilt, the lingering cloud of sorrow, and the importance of stories (11:15). They summarize how the Bible talks about suicide and whether it’s the unpardonable sin (17:01). Dr. Caton discusses the importance of community and the church, how to talk to people considering suicide, and why calling 911 is of strong importance (24:46). Dr. Turman and Dr. Caton consider the state of our culture’s relationship to suicide and why it’s gotten worse in young people (40:21). Dr. Caton brings up the impact of intergenerational relationships as a way to combat rising rates of isolation (48:18). He also gives closing thoughts on next steps in approaching someone in your life whom you’re worried about (56:04). They end by reflecting on the way Dr. Caton has been changed by the death of his brother (1:03:12). Resources and further reading: Last Call, Suicide: An Unfinished Life - John Mark Caton Hope Always - Dr. Matthew Sleeth “How to talk to your kids about depression and suicide” – Dr. Matthew Sleeth “What does the Bible say about suicide?” – Dr. Jim Denison 988 Lifeline About the hosts Jim Denison, Ph.D., is an author, speaker, and the CEO of Denison Ministries, which is transforming 6.8 million lives through meaningful digital content. Dr. Mark Turman is the executive director of Denison Forum. He received his DMin from Truett at Baylor and previously served as lead pastor of Crosspoint Church. About the guest John Mark Caton, Ph.D., is the Senior Pastor Cottonwood Creek Baptist Church for twenty-seven years and the author of several books. He received a Master of Theology from Criswell College, and a Master of Divinity with Biblical Languages degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He earned his Ph.D. from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2001.

19.09.2022

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1 ч. 6 мин.
24.04.2025

The Pope’s death, Big Tech monopolies, NFL draft & a coffee hot take | Ep. 16

Join Conner Jones and guest host Josh Miller on this week's episode of Culture Brief. With Micah on vacation, Josh joins Conner as they discuss the significant passing of Pope Francis and his progressive papacy, the intriguing process of electing a new pope, and the impact of antitrust cases against tech giants like Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon with a focus on the significance of humility. Josh also delivers a fiery hot take on a common American coffee habit and the guys offer quick insights into this weekend’s NFL draft! Topics(00:31): Special guest: Josh Miller(02:22): Remembering Pope Francis(04:18): The Conclave process(09:40): Pope Francis' legacy(19:16): Big Tech antitrust trials(27:23): Google's market dominance(28:50): Chrome and Safari: browser wars(30:42): The power of Big Tech(34:09): AI and the future of search(39:33): Coffee hot take(43:11): Updates on trade wars and the economy(46:06): NFL draft and sports highlights(49:10): ConclusionResourcesMailbag: culturebrief@denisonforum.orgSubscribe to The Daily Article by Dr. Jim DenisonCulture Brief on InstagramPope Francis dies at the age of eighty-eightThe life and legacy of Pope FrancisPope Francis calls for same-sex civil unions: Why this is so important and how to respond biblicallyWhy I hope you won’t see “Conclave”Pope Francis allows priests to bless same-sex couplesWhy should the death of Pope Francis matter to Protestants?Pope Francis, groundbreaking leader of Catholic Church, dies at age 88 - CBS NewsWhat Happens After the Pope Dies? A Visual Timeline of Rituals and Traditions - The New York TimesConclaves through time - the long and short | EuronewsThe Justice Department and Google battle over how to fix a search engine monopoly : NPRU.S. Asks Judge to Break Up Google - The New York TimesGoogle could use AI to extend search monopoly, DOJ says as trial begins | ReutersJustice Department Sues Monopolist Google For Violating Antitrust LawsThe Best Quotes from Pope Francis During His Pontificate - ExaudiE.U. Takes Aim at Big Tech’s Power With Landmark Digital Act - The New York TimesAcademy Sets New Oscars Rules for 2025: You Need to Watch All Nominated Films to Vote in a Category About Josh MillerJosh Miller is the Chief of Staff and Chief Strategy Officer at Denison Ministries. He is also a disciple of Jesus, husband, and father. A Christian leader, author, and songwriter, Josh brings over 20 years of ministry experience—from global worship tours to pastoral leadership. He lives in Plano, Texas, with his wife and two sons, fueled by faith, craft coffee, and a love for tacos. About Conner JonesConner Jones is the Director of Performance Marketing at Denison Ministries and Co-Hosts Denison Forum's "Culture Brief" podcast. He graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 2019 with a degree in Business Management. Conner passionately follows politics, sports, pop-culture, entertainment, and current events. He enjoys fishing, movie-going, and traveling the world with his wife and son. About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of the day from a biblical perspective through The Daily Article email newsletter and podcast, The Denison Forum Podcast, as well as many books and additional resources.

24.04.2025

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51 мин.
06.03.2025

Oval Office showdown, more tariffs, Oscars results & a landscaping hot take | Ep. 9

Join Conner Jones and Micah Tomasella on the latest episode of Culture Brief as they discuss the Oval Office spat between Trump and Zelensky. They also explore the implications of U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China while considering the economic fallout and political maneuvering. Plus, the guys talk about the details of Gene Hackman’s death and offer a review of the Oscars, including the surprising wins and cultural reflections. Lastly, Micah shares a hot take on mowing your lawn. Tune in for thoughtful insights on navigating all the week’s top headlines through a Christian lens. Topics(00:22): Overview of Today's Topics(00:51): Longest Joint Session of Congress(02:23): Oval Office Exchange: Trump, Zelensky, and Vance(14:52): US Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China(23:14): Gene Hackman's Legacy and Mysterious Death(24:54): Oscars Recap: Highlights and Surprises(27:17): Controversial Wins and Cultural Reflections(31:17): Christian Perspectives on Hollywood(32:54): Listener Mailbag: Hot Takes and Debates(38:12): Upcoming Events and Final ThoughtsResourcesMailbag: culturebrief@denisonforum.orgDenisonForum.org/subscribeCulture Brief on InstagramPresident Trump addresses joint session of CongressTrump administration pauses all aid to UkraineTrump pauses all US military aid to Ukraine after heated Oval Office meeting with ZelenskyWhat US lawmakers are saying about the White House clash between Trump and ZelenskyyBiden lost temper with Zelenskyy in June phone call when Ukrainian leader asked for more aidWhy Russia “invaded” Ukraine: Explaining “Putin’s endgame”2. How partisans view each other | Pew Research CenterTrump’s stiff new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China take effectTrump ‘open to deals with Canada and Mexico’ to avoid trade warChina and Canada retaliate after Trump trade tariffs come into effectTrump’s tariffs will take their toll on fresh fruit and vegetables — that’s bad news for low-income Americans - MarketWatchWall Street falls again as losses wipe out all post-election gains for the S&P 500 | AP NewsLutnick says Trump tariff with Canada, Mexico likely ends with meeting in the middle, possible deal soon“Anora” wins Oscar for Best PictureAdrien Brody’s second Oscar puts him in rare companyOscars 2025: Morgan Freeman gives heartfelt eulogy for friend Gene HackmanOscars 2025: 'Anora' cleans up, Adrien Brody and Zoe Saldana make historyWhy did 'Emilia Peréz' actually receive 13 Oscar nominations?About Micah TomasellaMicah Tomasella is the Advancement Officer at Denison Ministries and co-hosts Denison Forum's "Culture Brief" podcast. A graduate of Dallas Baptist University, Micah is married to Emily, and together they are the proud parents of two daughters. With an extensive background in nonprofit work, finance, and real estate, Micah also brings experience from his years in pastoral church ministry. About Conner JonesConner is the Director of Performance Marketing at Denison Ministries and Co-Hosts Denison Forum's "Culture Brief" podcast. He graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 2019 with a degree in Business Management. Conner passionately follows politics, sports, pop-culture, entertainment, and current events. He enjoys fishing, movie-going, and traveling the world with his wife and son. About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of the day from a biblical perspective through The Daily Article email newsletter and podcast, The Denison Forum Podcast, as well as many books and additional resources.

06.03.2025

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42 мин.
24.10.2022

Can you trust American institutions? A conversation with Curtis Chang

Curtis Chang joins Dr. Mark Turman to discuss our failing trust in institutions and how to redeem them, the role of Christians in politics and the workplace, election integrity, and how to combat anxiety. Show notes: Curtis Chang begins by talking about his ministry Redeeming Babel, which trains Christians to engage redemptively in different kinds of communities (2:19). Chang talks about the rising distrust of institutions, and how we can help redeem them, specifically pointing to Colossians 1:15–17 (9:47). In particular, Chang and Dr. Turman talk about work and the role of jobs in Christianity (20:27). They talk about the Trinity and how it helps us understand community (29:14). Chang delves more into how we can trust broken institutions, and how throwing them away will probably lead to greater destruction (38:00). They turn to converse about idolatry, politics, election integrity, and the boundaries of governments (48:53). Chang concludes by touching on anxiety and fear (58:37). Resources and further reading: Redeemingbabel.org Good Faith - Podcast with David French and Curtis Chang “Are US elections always fair?” - Denison Forum About the hosts Mark Turman, DMin, is the executive director of Denison Forum. He received his degree from Truett at Baylor and previously served as lead pastor of Crosspoint Church. About the guest Curtis Chang is consulting professor in innovation and organization at Duke Divinity School. He has won an Obama White House award for social innovation as the founder and head of Consulting Within Reach, a firm serving nonprofits and government. He graduated from Harvard Summa Cum Laude. He holds a faculty appointment at American University and is also a senior fellow at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of Engaging Unbelief: A Captivating Strategy from Augustine and Aquinas (IVP) and is a former Rockefeller Fellow.

24.10.2022

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1 ч. 4 мин.

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Losing Our Religion: A conversation with Russell Moore

Why is Christian unity crucial?

We’re in between eras. How to have a non-anxious presence: A conversation with Mark Sayers

Epstein backlash, Christianity is growing, Chip and Joanna Gaines controversy & Scottie Scheffler's introspection | Ep. 28

How to help prevent suicide and aiding survivors: A conversation with Dr. John Mark Caton

The Pope’s death, Big Tech monopolies, NFL draft & a coffee hot take | Ep. 16

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Can you trust American institutions? A conversation with Curtis Chang

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