
Insights into the moral, cultural, and ethical issues of our day.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 395 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

On today's episode, we talk with the chairman of the ERLC Presidential Search Committee, Mitch Kimbrell. He shares where the search committee process currently stands and how prayer has shaped and sustained the committee's work. He also shares the se... more
Today we're talking with Dr. Stephen Rummage of the Florida Baptist Convention. Our Baptist State conventions are vital in equipping and supporting Southern Baptist churches in their gospel mission.
On today's episode, ERLC interim president Dr. Ga... more
Technology has always shaped the way we live and think with AI rapidly evolving. The question is an if it's shaping us. On today's episode, we're joined by RaShan Frost, director of research and senior fellow at the ERLC and Jason Thacker, director o... more
Welcome to the ERLC Podcast, where our goal is to help you think biblically about today’s cultural issues. I’m Lindsay Nicolet, and today we're talking about Artificial Intelligence and the Church.
This summer, the White House released its AI Actio... more
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Thoughtful guests on important topics of the day for the church. I especially appreciate the recent episodes on mental health and burnout.
Something so deeply missing in the core of the universe that the crushing blow of God’s indictment would have to be felt by all those in this world who believe that we have a moral obligation to protect the people who have lost our souls to God’s wrath in this cruel world.
I love listening to this podcast. Always informative and often entertaining, except when Brent talks about the Braves 😀
Looking forward to the new look in July! Thanks for all you do to keep us informed and challenge our thinking.
I continue to be thankful for the ERLC’s faithfulness to speaking Biblical truth into cultural and ethical issue of our day with compassion and kindness.
The “world” destroyed the Catholic Church with Modernism and y’all are going down that same wide path!
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Offering a thoughtful examination of pressing moral, cultural, and ethical issues, this podcast frequently features conversations surrounding education, faith's role in public policy, and the intersection of technology and spirituality. Regular discussions delve into current events and legal matters affecting communities, especially regarding religious liberty and pro-life advocacy. Unique to this podcast is its focus on how Christian values inform legislative discussions and the importance of engaging in public discourse to represent the faith community's interests effectively.
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Recent guests on ERLC Podcast include:
1. Mitch Kimbrell
2. Dr. Stephen Rummage
3. RaShan Frost
4. Mark Walker
5. Matt Sharp
6. Nathaniel Moran
7. Scott Foshie
8. Bryant Simms
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