Posts in category Culture

Given recent events, does holding a orthodox biblical view automatically disqualify Christians from public service? Nana Dolce reflects on this question.

Jemar is joined by Tyler Burns and Beau York to discuss the 2 topics you can’t talk about at the dinner table: Religion and Politics. …

Occasionally a movie so morally objectionable comes out that Christians call for a boycott. But there is perhaps an even better approach.

Jemar is joined by assistant professor of history at Calvin College, Dr Eric Washington to discuss the history of African American Reformed theology as well …

Charlie Hebdo, ISIS, Boko Haram. These words bring to mind tragedy and ideologically fueled violence. As members of the global community, Christians should understand the …

Selma is a historical film that humanizes the Civil Rights Movement and draws the viewer in. Alicia Rollins makes a strong case to see the film.

In many respects this past year was filled with triumphs as well as tribulations for our hosts, RAAN, the country and the world at large. …

Jemar is joined with Tyler Burns and Beau York to discuss the controversy surrounding Bill Cosby and the recent accusations that he drugged and sexually …

Dr. Carl Ellis, Jr. explains how neither racism nor personal responsibility by themselves can explain the current racial tension in American. We must address the “culture of dysfunctionality”.

Jemar sits down with Dr Vincent Bacote to discuss Public Theology, Abraham Kuyper, Mike Brown, Eric Garner and integrating our Christian faith into all of life. …

Jemar and Phillip are joined with Dr Alan Noble of Oklahoma Baptist University and ChristAndPopCulture.com to discuss differing views on the events in Ferguson MO …

In this article, Brian Shepard recaptures the beauty of hymns in the African American experience.

Phillip Holmes moderates a cyber panel discussion with Lecrae, James White, Voddie Baucham and B.J. Thompson regarding Ferguson and the Christian.

We all love the phrase “engaging culture,” but what does it really look like? Using a Trinitarian framework, Alicia Rollins explores three potential avenues of engagement.

Many of us struggle to process the events of Ferguson. Since the grand jury decided not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting …

As we find ourselves in a season of political activism, Earon James reminds us to trust God’s sovereignty and not to get caught up in culture wars.

Jemar sits down with the National Director of Cru Inner City, John Sather to discus the realities of gentrification and the need for gospel focused …

Dennis Louis offer a book review of Voddie Baucham’s “Family Shepherds”.

We often hear it’s important to “engage culture.” But are we thinking too shallow? Alicia Rollins reflects on the gospel and the awesome depth of this call.

Jemar sits down with pastor Timothy Keller to discuss his new book: Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social …