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In the Library with Albert Mohler

R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
Conservatism
Old Testament
Puritanism
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptists
National Conservatism
Covenantal Christianity
Dutch Reformed Church
Pilgrim's Progress
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ayn Rand
Family and Marriage
Free Market / Economy
Prosperity Theology
Reformed Church In America
Christian Reformed Church
Puritan Literature
Labor / Work
United States
Leadership Development

In the Library is a long form, in-person conversation with the people creating, shaping, and understanding the culture.

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This is In the Library, a long form, in-person conversation with the people creating, shaping, and understanding the culture.

In this episode of In the Library, Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. speaks with Chancellor and CEO of Reformed Theological Seminary... more

This is In the Library, a long form, in-person conversation with the people creating, shaping, and understanding the culture.

In this episode of In the Library, Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. speaks with chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary... more

This is In the Library, a long form, in-person conversation with the people creating, shaping, and understanding the culture.

In this episode of In the Library, Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. speaks with Senator Joshua Hawley. They discuss Christianity an... more

This is In the Library, a long form, in-person conversation with the people creating, shaping, and understanding the culture.

In this episode of In the Library, Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. speaks with SBC President and Senior Pastor of Hickory Grove Ba... more

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Recent Guests

Joel Beeke
Founder and President (and Chancellor) of Puritan Reform Theological Seminary
Puritan Reform Theological Seminary
Episode: In the Library: Joel Beeke
Josh Hawley
Senator, guest on the program
United States Senate (Missouri)
Episode: In the Library: Senator Josh Hawley
Clint Pressley
Pastor, Hickory Grove Baptist Church, Charlotte; former SBC president
Southern Baptist Convention
Episode: In the Library: Clint Pressley
Greg Wills
Professor of church history at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: In the Library: Greg Wills and Eric Smith
Eric Smith
Professor of church history at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: In the Library: Greg Wills and Eric Smith
Miguel Núñez
Pastor, International Baptist Church in Santo Domingo; teaching faculty at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
International Baptist Church Santo Domingo; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: In the Library: Miguel Nuñez
John Stonestreet
President of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview
Colson Center for Christian Worldview
Episode: In the Library: John Stonestreet
Ryan T. Anderson
President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) in Washington, DC
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Episode: In the Library: Ryan T. Anderson
Yoram Hazony
Author and political theorist
Shalem Center / Biblical political philosophy
Episode: In the Library: Yoram Hazony

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Albert Mohler
Host of In the Library with a focus on theology, culture, and public life; President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

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In the Library: John Stonestreet
Q: What is the role of engagement for Christians in today's culture?
Christians are called to know, love, and tell the truth in ways that honor God, engage civil institutions, and demonstrate the gospel through lives that reflect creation order and moral responsibility.
In the Library: John Stonestreet
Q: How did these ideas about culture and truth connect to practical public life?
They connect through showing how foundational assumptions about reality shape laws, education, and public policy, and how returning to truth can ground a healthier culture, including protections for religious liberty and honest public discourse.
In the Library: Senator Josh Hawley
Q: Where does the conservative movement stand in the current cultural moment?
Hawley frames conservatism as rooted in family, marriage, labor, and covenantal faith, arguing it should guide public life and policy, not merely electoral tactics or abstract ideals.

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This long-form interview series centers on culture, religion, and public life through in-depth conversations with Christian thinkers, pastors, scholars, and policy-minded voices. Episodes commonly explore theology, church history, biblical worldview, and how faith informs public policy, culture, and leadership. Notable strengths include a rigorous, scholarly approach to theological topics, a consistent evangelical Christian perspective, and access to influential religious and policy figures. Listeners who enjoy thoughtful discussions that bridge doctrine, culture, and current affairs will likely find it engaging, especially if they value historical context, pastoral insight, and initiatives within evangelical thought.

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