Christ and Culture

What is Critical Theory (CT), and how should Christians think about it? Drs. Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer join us to discuss their new book, 'Critical Dilemma,' which was named World Magazine’s 2023 Book of the Year. They explain why CT is so skeptical of received wisdom, how it’s different than critical thinking, the bi

The Christmas season is incredibly busy. How can families intentionally help their kids to remember Jesus in the midst of it? Today’s episode is designed to help you “prepare Him room” in your life and family this year! In “Headlines” (1:40), Amy Whitfield talks with Nathaniel Williams about her new children’s book on

The evangelical church is finally talking about singleness, much to the delight of today’s guest Dani Treweek. What can we learn from church history about singleness? How can married couples can encourage single Christians? What truth do we often overlook in these conversations? And how should the church respond to the

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. What exactly is it, what challenges does it present? And (most importantly), how can we think Christianly about it? In today’s episode, we talk to three experts in the field of AI. They discuss these questions and more — including what new AI innovations may be on the horizon

So often, Christian conversations about creation care are simply baptized notions of secular environmentalism. But Andrew J. Spencer thinks we can do better. In his new book, Hope for God’s Creation, he seeks to build a theological foundation for creation care. We talk to him about it today. (The conversation begins at

Does criminal justice need reforming? How might the Bible inform the rule of law in the public square? Matthew Martens is a trial lawyer in Washington, DC. He has spent the bulk of his more than twenty-five-year legal career practicing criminal law both as a federal prosecutor and as a defense attorney. He joins us to