
A weekly podcast that helps Christians understand how to live the way of Christ in all of culture. Benjamin Quinn, a pastor and Director of Southeast Baptist Theological Seminary's Center for Faith and Culture, explores how Christians can engage faithfully with culture. In each episode, you'll see how faith intersects the evolving aspects of culture via conversations with leaders and thinkers in t... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Dr. Evan Lenow discuss the ethical implications of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) and the recent white paper titled 'Infertility and the Longing for Children.' They e... more
Is Advent a biblical practice? In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, the hosts discuss the concept of 'Blind Spots' in ministry, especially how to understand Advent. The Ethics as Worship segment returns discussing moral dilemmas. The epi... more
In this engaging conversation, Jess Ray shares her journey as a working-class musician, her recent projects including the Matin Project, and her experiences with collaboration in the Christian music scene. She discusses the challenges and opportuniti... more
In December Headlines, the crew discusses our cultural moment through what makes the news. Benjamin Quinn, Daniel Darling, and Nathan Finn discuss current cultural trends, particularly in media and social media usage, and their implications for commu... more
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This podcast is ok. I love SEBTS and I started listening to this podcast when I saw they had Daniel Darling as a guest. I was sadly disappointed. I’ve heard him on other pods and I just feel that while the interviewer is doing a good job, he could do better. Some of my questions about specific topics aren’t answered and that’s a very good way to judge the quality of an interview. Maybe it’s just me but it’s just kinda meh.
I appreciate this podcast, particularly your thoughts on K-12 education. Many Christian platforms focus on the negative side of public schools and subtly look down on parents whose kids are in public schools. God has called our family to be active and spread His light in our local public schools, and I’m thankful this podcast supports families like mine. I pray this podcast inspires others to volunteer in or enroll their children in public schools, showing compassion and spreading His love to th... more
Benjamin Quinn brings thoughtful, biblical perspective to pertinent cultural issues that believers are navigating in a post-Christian world. Insightful guests provide depth and breadth of reflection on these issues from various backgrounds and areas of expertise. And it’s all done with a tone of charity and compassion. Highly recommend.
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!
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Focused on the intersection of faith and culture, episodes explore how Christians can meaningfully engage with contemporary issues. Topics often revolve around education, patriotism, and the integration of faith into daily work, emphasizing the importance of legacy, stewardship, and the role of the church in modern society. The discussions feature a variety of knowledgeable guests, including pastors, theologians, and industry leaders, offering diverse perspectives and insights. The format encourages thoughtful dialogue on pressing cultural matters, aiming to provide listeners with practical tools and biblical principles to navigate their faith in a changing world.
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