Christ and Culture

Today’s context for the church is more complex than ever before. On this episode, we’ll speak with Dr. John Hammett about the doctrine of the ecclesiology and his revised edition of Biblical Foundations for Baptist Churches. He’ll also share his thoughts on denominational identity and how the church “gathers.”

Is God really dead? Dr. Ivan Spencer joins us today to discuss his book Tweetable Nietzsche and the enduring influence of Friedrich Nietzsche’s worldview.

How do we appropriately bring our religious beliefs into the political realm? Dr. Bruce Ashford joins us again to discuss his book Letters to an American Christian and how to saturate our political engagement with truth, grace, and the gospel.

How can we be compassionately convictional and confrontational? On today’s episode, Dr. Karen Swallow Prior shares her faith story, her experiences with civil disobedience, and the inspiration behind her book Cultural Engagement: A Crash Course in Contemporary Issues.

What is God’s creational design for politics, and how can Christians faithfully navigate this sphere of culture? On today’s episode, Dr. Bruce Ashford discusses his book One Nation Under God: A Christian Hope for American Politics and how to be faithful and flexible in the public square without sacrificing our Christian morality

Can we really know God’s will? Today Dr. David W. Jones discusses his book, Knowing and Doing the Will of God. Get answers to pressing questions on Christian calling and discover how we can discern God’s will for our lives. Christ and Culture a podcast from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Is there such a thing as genetic typos, and should we correct them? On today’s episode, Dr. Greg Phillips shares his testimony as a Christian microbiologist and discusses gene editing, CRISPR, and the ethical considerations of biotechnology. Christ and Culture, a Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary podcast.

What is compassion fatigue, how can we recognize it, and how can the church minister to their ministers? On today’s podcast, biblical counselor Dr. Sam Williams talks with us about pastoral and missionary resilience.

How can we disagree, yet still love one another well? This week Drs. Darrel Falk and Todd Wood continue their discussion on their book, The Fool and the Heretic. They share advice on how to relate to others with opposing viewpoints as well as their own thoughts on Genesis 1-11.

Have you ever doubted your faith or the Bible? Today we speak with Dr. Todd von Helms about his book, Before You Leave: For College, Career, and Eternity. He gives you his wisdom on how to address and better understand the challenging questions of the Christian faith.

From debaters to friends. On today’s episode, Drs. Darrel Falk and Todd Wood join us to discuss the inspiration behind their book, The Fool and the Heretic. They tell their personal testimonies as Christians within the scientific community and how they found common ground despite their opposing views on creation and evolution.

What does physics have to do with faith? Dr. Jennifer Wiseman shares her journey as a Christian astrophysicist and gives advice for fellow believers interested in the STEM fields.

The Christ and Culture Podcast with Dr. Ken Keathley seeks to connect faith with every aspect of your life. In each episode, you’ll see how faith intersects with science, vocation, economics, the arts, or the public square — via succinct, fascinating conversations with leaders and thinkers in these fields. You’ll be equipped to engage culture as salt and light, presenting and defending the Christi...