Questions From The Pew - WOS

It’s been said that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. But what happens when history has been forgotten? If cultural histories live on in the people who tell and embody them, what happens when those storytellers die and their stories die with them? More importantly, how do we bring those histories back into the light? How do we recall what has been lost to time? How do we...

What do we do with ill-intentioned art? Perhaps a more difficult question, what do we do with well-intentioned art that has adverse consequences in society? Can a pure-hearted artist’s creation ever be deemed immoral? Or is all art simply a distillation of humanity to be observed and reflected upon, without judgement? All this and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

What does Juneteenth commemorate? How do holidays shape our thinking? And can we give due diligence to both our country’s triumphs and shortcomings in the retelling of our own history? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

Finding and appreciating beauty is part of what makes us human. But what makes art good or bad? Are these simply subjective categories or is there an objective standard? Can the art we create be evil? Is artistic neutrality possible? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

We’re here to address the intersection of our culture and the church, which is made incarnate by the folks who populate church pews every Sunday across the nation. Here at “Questions from the Pew”, we believe in creativity within orthodoxy. Not only can we identify the questions that arise from our culture, but we can readily engage with them in both an intellectually and theologically honest mann...

Are both Christians and non-Christians treating the Bible as something it isn’t? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

What significance does this superhero movie hold for our local congregations? How can churches engage with the ever increasing racial tempest present in our culture? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

What does it mean to work and live in an increasingly post-Christian society? How should the church view and engage with this cultural transition, and specifically how does this affect the life trajectory and career paths of Christians? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

We’re here to address the intersection of our culture and the church, which is made incarnate by the folks who populate church pews every Sunday across the nation. Here at “Questions from the Pew”, we believe in creativity within orthodoxy. Not only can we identify the questions that arise from our culture, but we can readily engage with them in both an intellectually and theologically honest mann...