98 episodes
Jessup Think Jessup University
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 26 Ratings
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Join Mark Moore, a New Testament and Theology Professor at William Jessup University for engaging conversations with guests about cultural topics and their impact on people and society.
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Fidelis Project
Founder and President of Fidelis International Seminary, Frank Schattner, joins the show to talk about the his project of making a low cost seminary-style education accessible to people all over the globe. Check out fidelisproject.com for more information.
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An Honest Look at Desconcstruction
Mark and Rex examine the complexities of the process of deconstruction while offering some helpful guides on one's journey of faith.
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Jesus Revolution
Long-time Intervarsity staff member Susie Veon joins the show to talk about her experience of the Jesus movement in the late 1960s and early 70s.
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Having the Mind of Christ
Authors Matt Tebbe and Ben Sternke join the show to talk about their book Having the Mind of Christ. Matt and Ben explore what they have had to unlearn and relearn from Jesus about what it means to be a Christian.
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Modern Catholicism
Liturgist Karl Gurney joins the show to talk about worship and faith within the Catholic church in a post Pope Benedict XVI world.
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Attached to God
Licensed professional counselor Krispin Mayfield joins the show to discuss his book on attachment styles and the spiritual life.
Customer Reviews
Christian Podcast Taking On Big Issues
Y’all should interview Carl Trueman, author of the Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self!
I appreciate that you guys are trying to take on the big issues, but sometimes it can seem like an echo-chamber. Some of the language used in the latest episode (King’s Letter from Birmingham), and just generally the language surrounding the issue of race in America is pretty divisive and I don’t think it was handled well on this podcast in particular. The term “white fragility” is actually racist. This type of language is by its very nature intended to exclude white people who have dissenting opinions. If you want to start a conversation, it is a good idea to stop using terms like this. I say this as a fellow believer in the saving grace of Jesus Christ available to all people, and also as a big fan of the podcast. 5 stars because I am grateful for the thought provoking discussion and christian perspectives.
Good stuff
The absolutely only problem with this podcast is that they post episodes every other week. 2 per week would be DOPE! #wishfulthinking
Tackling topics I care about
I’m always on the lookout for new podcast especially ones who take a look at Christianity and tackle difficult topics and questions. Most Christian podcasts can be either too cheesy, to agreeable, or too technical that I get lost. This podcast does a good job of taking on ideas that aren’t simple and addressing them in a way that challenges you and also helps you learn. They do all of this while remaining entertaining and not being cheesy. Keep up the great work everyone!!!!