Kingdom and Culture
Kingdom and Culture
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We exist to equip the King’s wardens to know His charge and labor unto glory
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The podcast engages with the themes of cultural engagement, Christian worldview, and societal challenges, focusing on concepts like the 'Negative World' articulated by Aaron Renn, with episodes exploring topics such as the role of the church in society, practical steps for Christians, the importance of ambition, and the influence of secularism.
We exist to equip the King’s wardens to know His charge and labor unto glory
In this episode we talk with Jacob Allee, founder of Study The Great Books. Jacob describes his organization, which provides resources for classical Christian education and explains his journey through ministry, apologetics, and how he discovered the transformative power of the Great Books. The discussion covers the definition of the Great Books, their historical and cultural significance, and how reading them can deepen one’s understanding of the Bible and Christian theology. Jacob shares insights on how even reading non-Christian works by authors like Aristotle and Plato can enhance one’s biblical literacy. He also offers practical advice for newcomers on where to start with the Great Books and introduces the resources available through Study The Great Books.
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