Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes

You Are Here

Join us for conversations about the intersection of Church and Culture in our current moment. What are these conversations and why do they matter? Tune in to learn how to contend for the faith and how it affects your daily life.

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Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes

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Religion

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7 de jul. de 2026

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Episodios

#2 - The Track: Why are we asking this question? 17.02.2026

Join hosts Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they begin their 6 part series on a “Am I on the Right Track?” As they gathered research, this was a question which came up repeatedly, asked in different ways. In this first episode of the series, they will discuss why we are even asking this question in the first place. Why does the intersection of Christianity and Culture cause us to ask this que...

#3 - What is the Track? 17.02.2026

People today are asking the question“Am I on the right track,” which then begs the question, what actually is The track? Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they establish what “the Track” is. Moving from Jesus, to the Apostles, to the Early Church, they will discuss how The Truth and The Faith were established. Looking at passages in Paul’s letters and elsewhere in the New Testament, they...

#4 - The Track: Creeds and Confessions 17.02.2026

The third “C” for this week is Creeds or Confessions. What is a Creed? How many are there? Why is it important that we know them? And how does this relate to “Am I on the right Track?” Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they converse with this and demonstrate how knowing the Creeds will help us in our secular Culture today. Topics within: - What is a Creed? - How do they relate to Ecumenic...

#5 - The Track : Follow Jesus 17.02.2026

The third “C” for this week is conflict drawn from Jesus calling people to “follow him.” Christianity, Culture and Conflict. How does this clash with the narrative and values of our secular culture and how does it create conflict? Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they explore this topic and show how Jesus not only creates conflict with our current culture, but also created conflict as he...

#6 - The Track: What or who do you love? 17.02.2026

Who are we as people and what causes us to do what we do? Why do we feel a tension as we are trying to Follow Jesus? What are your “loves?” Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they discuss what causes us to do what we do. They will unpack an early Church Father, Augustine, and what he said about who we are as people. And how this actually clashes with Enlightenment thinking and Secularism....

#7 - The Track: How to transform our loves 17.02.2026

“C” for this week - Cue and Craving Coming off last week’s episode where it was discussed that we are primarily lovers and not thinkers. The next question then is, how do we change our loves? Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes as they discuss how loves form us so we are called to form our loves. Dive deeper through research and personal testimony, as the discussion unfolds on how to habituall...

#1 - Welcome to You Are Here 16.02.2026

Where is here and why does it matter that You Are Here ? Join Dr. Mark Masucci and Nathan Hughes in this inaugural episode as they discuss the intersection of Christianity and Culture and explain where here is and why you need to know. Conversations about Christianity and Culture. youarehereccc@gmail.com

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