This podcast was a breath of fresh air. I was apprehensive at first that being a Southern Baptist seminary this podcast would be preachy, overly conservative, and only include their people (tribe) as guest. I could not have been more wrong. They have engaged guests and professors from varying backgrounds. The conversations have been balanced, informative, and challenging. Dr Keathley, Dr Quinn, and Nate are great hosts.

This is what is needed. Easy to listen to with emphasis on being God-centered. If I was to be picky, I would say the only downfall is Scripture is not read often. However, just my opinion. This no star is deducted because God is mentioned in every facet of the podcast! Well done!

If you are looking to explore topics where theology and culture intersect this podcast should definitely be on your list. The episodes are long enough to get started on a topic but not too long as to make it difficult to stay engaged as a listener. Congratulations on making it to 100 episodes!

Love the CFC podcast! Always encouraging and thought-provoking!

As a SEBTS alum, I really enjoy listening to some of my former professors discuss various topics with their areas of expertise. I have especially enjoyed past episodes with Dr. John Hammett, Dr. Sam Williams, and Dr. Keith Harper, though each episode brings helpful perspective on a whole range of topics!

If you are a Christ follower this is the MOST important podcast you should be listening to. Dr Kiethly is an absolute genius and the guests are super knowledgeable about all varieties of content. I cannot rate this highly enough and count it a true blessing to have this information available.

Each week I look forward to the new episode of the Christ and Culture podcast. In a culture passionately divided, often the only voices we hear are angry voices. Dr. Keathley and Dr. Quinn model good listening, clear thinking, and provide strong yet irenic voices to the most challenging cultural issues we face in North America. Their example honors Christ while engaging with critical issues.

Outstanding. Great guests and interviews. Always relevant. Always helpful.

I’ve been listening since it’s beginning and absolutely love this podcast! I love that it teaches the importance of how the arts are need in our churches today, just one of the many takeaways from this podcast. In my opinion it is an essential resource for anyone in ministry. Even if your not in ministry there is still an ample amount of knowledge that can be gleaned from this podcast.

In its first year, this podcast is off to a great start serving the church with insightful conversations and edifying content.