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Christ and Culture

A weekly podcast that helps Christians understand how to live the way of Christ in all of culture. Benjamin Quinn, a pastor and Director of Southeast Baptist Theological Seminary's Center for Faith and Culture, explores how Christians can engage faithfully with culture.

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Pastoring for Monday: Helping Congregations Connect Faith and Work (With Matt Rusten) – EP 244 (opens the original)

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    Benjamin Quinn hosts Matt Rusten, president of Made to Flourish and editor-in-chief of Common Good Magazine, for a conversation about why the faith and work conversation belongs in ministry, not just in workplace theology books. They focus on the Sunday to Monday gap, the formation of ministry leaders, and how pastors can help people see their work as part of discipleship.We discuss how ordinary jobs, vocational wounds, and work transitions shape people’s spiritual lives, and why preaching, smal

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Hobbies of Holiness (with Jordan Willard and Kevin Qualls) – EP 243 (opens the original)

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    How should Christians think about hobbies, especially sports card collecting, in light of holiness, stewardship, and the Lordship of Christ? The rise of sports collectibles is a concrete case study to explore bigger themes—how we spend money, how we spend time, and how hobbies can either deepen virtue and community or slide into idolatry, foolishness, or even gambling-like behavior.Benjamin Quinn frames the conversation around “hobbies of holiness,” connecting leisure to the Christian tradition

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Rethinking Education as Christians (with Jeremy Tate) – EP 242 (opens the original)

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    What if the future of education looks less like more technology — and more like deeper formation? Dr. Benjamin Quinn is joined by Jeremy Tate for a wide-ranging conversation about Mississippi’s education gains, grading and testing culture, classical education, and the growing role of AI in schooling. This episode is especially useful for parents, educators, and Christians thinking carefully about what education is for, what should be prioritized, and how technology is changing the conversation.

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Headlines: Back to School, Church Hurt, and the Rise of DSA – EP 241 (opens the original)

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    Benjamin Quinn is joined by regular panelists Nathan Finn, Daniel Darling, and Kristen Kellen for a wide-ranging headlines episode that tracks three big conversations shaping churches and culture right now. The panel weighs Texas’s decision to include Bible content in public school reading lists, unpacks the realities behind “church hurt,” and considers why the Democratic Socialists of America are gaining traction, especially among younger adults. - Website: cfc.sebts.edu - Contact us: cfc.sebts

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Happiness and Deep-Lasting Joy (with Andrew Wilson) – EP 240 (opens the original)

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    What if happiness isn’t something you chase, but something that grows deeper in the middle of grief, change, and ordinary life? Dr. Benjamin Quinn talks with Andrew Wilson, teaching pastor at King’s Church London and columnist for Christianity Today, about Wilson’s short book, Happiness: What It Is, Where to Find It, and How to Make It Last Forever. The conversation explores why happiness is a universal human pursuit, how Christians should think about joy in different seasons of life, and why th

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