Exploring the intersection of faith and culture
How often does our vision for something differ from God's sovereign vision —making us blind to the blessing? Our latest episode is a challenge to rethink the common notions of greed and generosity, especially as the holiday season underscores the tension between gratitude and consumerism. We explore how societal norms can obscure the real condition of the heart, making it easy to overlook the subtle ways in which greed infiltrates both our personal and collective lives.
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Where do we go in times of need and comfort? How can we think about comforts as an invitation to rely more on Christ and not on the temporary fixes of this world? On this episode, we explore the concept of gluttony: what is it and what does the Bible have to say about it? By examining the impact of modern habits like phone overuse or streaming services, we highlight how distractions can distance us from genuine connection with God and others and make finding contentment elusive.
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President Trump secures a historic second term, defying predictions and shocking many. On this episode, we discuss the unexpected election results that left many, including pollsters, scratching their heads. We explore the shifting demographics in key swing states like Ohio and Florida and how Trump managed to capture the allegiance of independent voters more effectively this time around.
The emotional rollercoaster of the election aftermath isn't lost on us. For some it was cause for celebration, others a point of grief, and others still left not knowing how to feel. We hope to remind listeners that now is a great opportunity to show empathy and offer the hope of Jesus that supersedes any earthly kingdom.
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This week we have a fascinating conversation with author and illustrator John Hendrix about his latest book—The Mythmakers: The Remarkable Fellowship of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. We explore the beauty of communicating really complicated truths through myth, story and poetry — similar to how God takes the stories of the world and tells us a truer story. Through the creation of myths we can be image bearers of God, the ultimate Mythmaker.
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Kyle Worley, pastor at Mosaic Church and author of the insightful new book "Home with God or Union with Christ," joins us to unpack the transformative doctrine of union with Christ. Through the metaphor of being at home with God, Kyle shares how this understanding reshapes our perspective on salvation, emphasizing the richness of fellowship beyond mere forgiveness. In his latest book, Kyle hopes to enable others to grasp fullness and beauty of this doctrine, encouraging believers to embrace their identity in Christ fully. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the delighting love of God for them.
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Join us on this episode of Culture Matters as we discuss some of the more recent headlines. From a viral TikTok "bank glitch", Beyoncé's CMA snub, celebrity christians and fallen pastors, to the VP debate and the war in Israel there is no shortage in hot topics. We try to navigate all of these headlines in a manner that points you to Jesus and hope.
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On this episode of Culture Matters as we continue our exploration of creating inclusive spaces for those with special needs. Doug Schulte, house manager and donor coordinator at Cornerstone Ranch in McKinney, Texas, joins us to share his heartfelt journey of building spaces where those with special needs feel not just welcome, but genuinely anticipated and valued.
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When Molly Smith first discovered her son's neurodivergence, she faced a whirlwind of emotions that many parents of children with special needs will recognize. In this episode, Molly opens up about her family's journey, from the initial challenges to learning how to parent in each new stage of development.
The aim of this first part in a two-part series on special needs is to encourage those in the trenches of parenting a neurodivergent child and remind them that they are not alone. Additionally, we hope to bring awareness around how to support those in your community who are caring for kids with special needs.
For parents who want to start the convo with their kids on how to be a friend:
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Continuing our conversation on politics, we talk to Dr. Patrick Schreiner about the ideology of politics. Christian faith isn’t private or partisan, but it certainly has a public (political) reality. We pledge allegiance to King Jesus and are participants in God’s plan to bring heaven to earth, as we are called to go out into the world to make disciples and be a light in the darkness.
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As we are in an election year, we want to take some time to look at politics in America through a biblical lens. In the first episode of this three-part series, we are joined by pastor and author Dr. Zack Eswine. We discuss how we may have arrived at the current political climate, how it has affected the Church in America and what Jesus' view on politics is. Zack recently wrote a book on politics that we found to be profoundly helpful and we highly recommend it.
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We are joined by Michael Bleecker and Jonathan Dodson to discuss fatherhood. Intentional fatherhood is more than just being present; it’s about quality interactions that guide our children towards understanding God’s love and forgiveness. This episode underscores the importance of modeling genuine repentance, prioritizing meaningful activities over distractions, and embracing our unique identities in Christ. By building encouragement and grace in fatherhood, we foster a compassionate and understanding environment within our homes and communities.
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