Church attendance in America peaked in the mid-20th century, but since then, Christianity has steadily declined in influence. What was once viewed positively—and later tolerated as just one option among many—is now often regarded with suspicion or outright hostility. In today’s cultural climate, Christian morality is dismissed and even seen as a threat to the new moral order. Aaron M. Renn traces this 70-year shift in cultural attitudes toward Christianity and offers practical strategies for churches, institutions, and believers.

Listen in as Dr. Jeff and Aaron discuss:

*How Christians can remain faithful in a society that opposes their values

*What opportunities exist for living missionally in the “negative world”

*Lessons from the past that can guide us into the future

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In this episode, renowned philosopher and theologian William Lane Craig explores the significance of Christian apologetics and why defending the faith is more crucial today than ever. From answering tough questions about God’s existence to helping Christians share their beliefs with confidence, Dr. Craig offers practical wisdom for believers of all ages. Whether you’re a parent raising kids in a skeptical world, a student wrestling with doubts, or simply someone eager to strengthen your faith, this conversation will encourage and equip you.

Listen in as Dr. Jeff chats with Dr. Craig, president of Reasonable Faith. Craig is Emeritus Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology and one of today’s most influential Christian philosophers. He came to faith in high school and went on to study at Wheaton College, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, the University of Birmingham, and the University of Munich. Dr. Craig has authored more than thirty books—including The Kalam Cosmological Argument and God, Time, and Eternity—and published over a hundred scholarly articles. In 2016, The Best Schools named him among the fifty most influential living philosophers.

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Do you find it challenging to bridge the cultural divide by building understanding and strengthening relationships between people of different countries, cultures, and religions? It can be difficult to bring people together through cultural intelligence, especially in this cultural climate. But as Christians, we are called to love our neighbor and our enemy, and shine like beacons of light in this dark and broken age.

Listen in as Dr. Jeff chats with Richard Lombard, founder and Executive Director of WorldviewU. He is an ongoing student and teacher of cultural intelligence and worldviews. One of his passions is teaching adults and students. Richard holds to the Christian worldview.

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