Insight Incorporated

Join Jameson Wilkins and Ian Campbell as they dive into Kierkegaard’s profound insights on faith in this episode. Exploring the Danish philosopher’s epilogue, they discuss faith as a lifelong passion, not a doctrine to surpass, but a challenging, noble pursuit unique to each generation. Through biblical reflections from Philippians, they emphasize living faith with humility and resilience, rejecti...

James and Ian discuss Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling, why he wrote it, who he was responding to, and what it has to offer us today. A great conversation about existentialism and faith.

James and Ian discuss Anthony DeMello's The Way to Love. The conversation ranges from how deceptive the actions we call loving can be, to how formative God's love is.

Dr. Jordan Peterson can be very difficult for some Christians to listen to. Ian and James discuss some of the reasons this may be the case, and think through how to discern truth when it's stated differently than we're used to.

Jay Yang believes you don't need permission to create your own opportunities. At 16, he cold-emailed Tyler Denk, CEO of beehiiv, with a list of ideas on how he could help, landing an internship. At 17, he emailed Noah Kagan a pitch-deck that secured him a role as Head of Content, where he led social media campaigns, including the one that made Million Dollar Weekend a New York Times bestseller...

Ian and James discuss Dostoyevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor" passage. They cover themes of doubt, nihilism, hope, and faith.

Ian and James break down The Brothers Karamazov, centering on interactions between Ivan and Alyosha. The conversation digs into a nearly unassailable argument for nihilism, and searches for meaning in suffering, and justification for life.

James and Ian discuss how the Bible was written, when, where, by whom, and how these things inform how the Bible should be read.

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Ian and James discuss Stoic Philosophy and the Apostle Paul's interaction with the Greco-Roman thinkers.

Ian Campbell shares stories of his battles with pornography addiction throughout his early life, and the pitfalls of hedonism, as well as the redemption of his life found in faith and true love.

This episode concludes the salvation series.

Levitical sacrificial law, imputation, transgression: in this episode we try to figure out what any of those things actually mean. Part 2 of a mini-series, we ask why Jesus died for our sins. How does that even work, and why does it have anything to do with us?

How does salvation happen? What does it mean? Why does God do it? This is episode 1/3 in a series of discussions elaborating Ian and James' thoughts on the topic of salvation, what the Bible says about it, and how our day to day lives are affected.

Ian Campbell interviews Jameson Wilkins about his philosophical journey. From New Age spiritualism, to conspiracy theories, and a deep sense that there is something more. James explains how he's come to the conclusion that Jesus of Nazareth is the real deal.

This conversation revolves around the topic of the division of labor in the spiritual life. What does Jesus do and what do we do? Some argue it’s all Jesus, and some are trapped thinking it’s all them. What’s the right balance? James Wilkins and Ian Campbell attempt to suss it out.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss David Foster Wallace’s commencement speech “This is Water.” The conversation dives into the importance of reconsidering our perceptions of life, how society constructs our thoughts, and how the “gods” we worship determine our lives. There were some technical difficulties, but it’s still definitely worth the listen. David Foster Wallace—This is water: https://...

Ian Campbell and Jameson Wilkins discuss Nabeel Quereshi's essay "How to Understand Things," finding applications to life and faith.