Matters of culture should matter to us—because they matter to God. Hosted by Elizabeth Woodson, Adam Hawkins and Tymarcus Ragland—the Culture Matters podcast explores the intersection of faith and culture. Looking at everything from politics, art and entertainment to issues such as racial reconciliation and the sanctity of human life, we discuss what it looks like to live faithfully on mission—in ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 250 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureChristianity |
In this final episode of the season, Tymarcus sits down with Joey Honesko to talk about how poetry can help us better understand the beauty and complexity of the scriptures. And how poetry in particular can help us resonate with the practice of remem... more
What does it mean to be citizens of heaven? And how does that affect our earthly citizenship? In this episode we look at the relational language the bible uses frequently — brothers and sisters, citizens of heaven, royal priesthood, and others. more
Liz is back and the studio has never felt more alive! She joins us to pick apart this year's Oscars. This episode isn't just about the glitz of the gala; it's our reflections on the highlights, the lowlights, the war and peace narratives threading th... more
This week Tymarcus talks to Pastor Charles Wilson from The Hill Church in Roanoke, VA about how Christians can think about effecting change in their communities through their churches. Pastor Charles helps us think about how as Christians we should m... more
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The variety of topics, guests and perspectives is always challenging, helpful and encouraging. Loving the latest season!
I am a bit of a podcast junkie and this is one I listen to regularly. I love how the hosts are able to look at issues from multiple perspectives in an effort to really understand people and events. It’s a skill many of us have lost in recent years but one I really value, regardless of my position on any particular topic. I particularly enjoy the recent episodes on technology and formation. Keep up the great work, guys!
The Christian life is not one to be done in isolation. Culture is beautiful and this podcast encourages me to think differently about it. It challenges me toward my own metacognition. I embrace the cognitive dissonance. I’m grateful for what the Lord has taught me about the gospel and culture. It is so encouraging to me in my walk with Christ, my relationship with my brothers and sisters in Christ and the world. I highly recommend this podcast to all who are willing to lend an ear and not assume... more
I’ve enjoyed this podcast for quite awhile but have especially enjoyed the most recent conversations with Jon Guerra, Andrew Peterson, Daniel Nayeri, and Jen Pollock-Michel
I always look forward to this podcast coming out. I love the way the variety of hosts address current events with an attempt at being as loving as possible. They always bring it back to “how can we love as Christians in this” instead of just left/right bashing. I think too many of the reviews on here are from people who want to see their politics reflected back to them but forget that we are servants of Jesus before we are servants of a political party. Keep up the good work! more
Apple Podcasts | #165 | Singapore/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
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