In All Things Podcast

Justin Ariel Bailey
In All Things Podcast

Welcome to the In All Things Podcast, where we host conversations with diverse voices about living creatively in God’s created world. Hosted by Justin Ariel Bailey, this podcast complements the creative content found at inallthings.org, the online journal for the Andreas Center at Dordt University.

  1. ٢٦ ربيع الآخر

    HOPING in the Dark with Norman Wirzba (ep. 63)

    On this episode of the podcast, I talk with Dr. Norman Wirzba about his new book, Love’s Braided Dance: Hope in a Time of Crisis. It’s a conversation about the nature of hope, especially in the midst of darkness, where no hope can seem to be found, and how learning to love moves us forward. Among the topics we discuss: Why asking "what gives you hope?" may not be the best question and why "what do you love" is a better one Why it is so important that hope reckons with evil in its most disheartening forms Where joy might be found in the midst of the brokenness of the world How we can fight the impulse of paralysis or exhaustion The importance of recognizing our interdependence within creation What it means to say that love is "improvisational" and a "dance" Get the book: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300272659/loves-braided-dance/

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  2. ١٣ ربيع الآخر

    CONTEXTUALIZING Tim Keller with Collin Hansen (ep. 62)

    On this episode of the podcast, I interview journalist and author Collin Hansen about his new book titled Tim Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation. The conversation explores a prominent model of evangelism and cultural engagement by a Reformed pastor in contemporary times. Among the topics we discuss: The process of writing a different sort of biography of Tim Keller, focused on the people who influenced him Notable influences on Keller's ministry, with familiar and unfamiliar names (Kathy Keller, Jonathan Edwards, C.S. Lewis, R.C. Sproul, Elizabeth Elliot, Ed Clowney, Jack Miller, Barbara Boyd) What to make of the (recent) online backlash against Keller An updated assessment of the "young, restless, and reformed" movement from the person who helped coin the term The relationship of "Reformed" and "evangelical" and how they could be a source of renewal for each other How the work of journalism might be redeemed as a way of telling stories about the way that God is at work in the world. Get the book: https://www.zondervan.com/9780310128700/timothy-keller/

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  3. ٢٩ ربيع الأول

    RELOCATING Calvin with Ruben Rosario Rodriguez (ep. 61)

    On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Dr. Ruben Rosario Rodriguez, about his new book Calvin for the World. Dr. Rosario makes what might be to some a surprising argument: that beyond the smaller circles where Calvin is revered, the real Calvin casts a capacious vision for our troubled times. Among the topics we discuss: Dr. Rosario's story of his life with Calvin, and how Calvin made a difference growing up in Puerto Rico, studying in NY, pastoring in a rural community, and now teaching at a Jesuit University. Assessing Calvin's legacy and responding to his detractors  "Liking" Calvin vs. respecting and appreciating Calvin The parallels and divergences between Calvin and liberation theology Calvin (and Calvinism) responding to the experience of exile and the phenomenon of refugees Calvin's transnational ecclesiology and what we can learn from him today Get the book: https://bakeracademic.com/p/calvin-for-the-world-rub-n-rosario-rodr-guez/553612

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  4. ١٥ ربيع الأول

    CLAIMING the Courageous Middle with Shirley Mullen (ep. 60)

    On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Dr. Shirley Mullen about book Claiming the Courageous Middle: Daring to Live and Work Together for a more Hopeful Future. Drawing from over four decades of experience in Christian higher education, Dr. Mullen explores what it means to be called to the middle, especially in times of deep polarization. Among the topics we discuss: What it means to say that the middle can be a place of courage, imagination, and hope When "not fitting anywhere" can be a gift and a calling Christian universities as middle spaces and the responsibility to steward trust while embracing complexity Counsel for teachers in the classroom and for the local church  Get the book: https://bakeracademic.com/p/Claiming-the-Courageous-Middle-Shirley-A-Mullen/542817

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  5. ١ ربيع الأول

    BECOMING by Beholding with Lanta Davis (ep. 59)

    On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Dr. Lanta Davis about her new book, Becoming by Beholding: The Power of the Imagination in Spiritual Formation. It’s a conversation about art, beauty, and the riches of the Christian tradition – about how we might put ourselves in a place where we can be surprised and transformed. This conversation was a treat since we were able to do it live and in-person, which gave the conversation a special energy. Among the topics we discuss: Why the imagination is so powerful and why it's not enough to turn away from bad inputs How our neglect of the imagiantion weakens our powers of discernment Examples of the riches of the Christian imaginative tradition On medieval bestiaries and the importance of learning the names of things The balance between meeting people where they are and taking them to strange new places Why transformation doesn't happen magically and how we might become more attentive to what is forming us. Get the book: https://bakeracademic.com/p/becoming-by-beholding-lanta-davis/542815 More from Lanta Davis: https://www.lantadavis.com/

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  6. ١٦ صفر

    BREATHING in Beauty with Wesley Vander Lugt (ep. 58)

    On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Dr. Wesley Vander Lugt about his new book, Beauty is Oxygen. It’s a conversation about how our souls crave beauty, and how we need beauty both to help us breathe and to help us build. Among the topics we discuss: What it means to say that "beauty is oxygen" The way beauty meets those who are "buffered", "battered", and "bored" Criticisms of the concept of beauty as too narrow The relationship between the beauty of the world and the beauty of God (or, why John Piper might be wrong about it) The relationship of beauty and justice How we might grow in attentiveness and awe  Get the book: https://www.eerdmans.com/9780802883254/ More on Dr. Vander Lugt: https://www.wesleyvanderlugt.com/

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  7. ٣ صفر

    READING Calvin's Institutes with Dordt's faculty - BONUS EPISODE (ep. 57)

    On this special bonus episode, a group of theology faculty discuss a project that we’re about to start here at Dordt University, in which we spend the academic year reading through John Calvin’s Institutes of Christian Religion. To orient everyone for the well-over thousand page journey that is the Institutes, we talked a bit about: Calvin's biography Our first exposure to Calvin and the Institutes Common (mis)conceptions about Calvin - on TULIP, austerity, and the execution of Servetus A brief history of the Institutes, how they are organized and introduced Helpful tips for reading the Institutes If you are interested in reading along during this academic year, here are some resources: Our reading schedule: https://shorturl.at/Yow8x  Calvin's Institutes (2 volume Battles edition)  Calvin's Institutes (1 volume Beveridge edition) Calvin's Institutes online edition (CCEL/Beveridge)

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  8. ٢٣ ذو القعدة

    DIGNIFYING Work with David Bahnsen (ep. 56)

    On this episode of the podcast, I talk with David Bahnsen, author of the book Full Time: Work and the Meaning of Life. Bahnsen argues that rather than seeking to “balance” work with life, we should see work as a vital component of life, something be received and offered as a gift for the good of neighbor and the glory of God. Among the topics we discuss: Why we operate with a low, transactional view of work The effects of the fall on the way we experience work The relationship of money and meaning, and of success and significance. What it means to say that all honest work is "full time ministry" or "kingdom service" The relationship of work to ambition and to rest The future of work, especially in light of emerging technologies More about the book: https://www.fulltimebook.com/

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Welcome to the In All Things Podcast, where we host conversations with diverse voices about living creatively in God’s created world. Hosted by Justin Ariel Bailey, this podcast complements the creative content found at inallthings.org, the online journal for the Andreas Center at Dordt University.

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