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Does Jesus actually enjoy you, or just tolerate you?
Dr. Mark Turman and Mark Matlock discuss spiritual curiosity, post-Christian mindsets, and asking discovery questions instead of closing the argument.
Minnesota store clerk Ebro Ahmed saw a school bus rolling past with its doors open and a driver apparently having a seizure—then ran toward it and jumped aboard to save the children.
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Pittsburgh won. New Orleans lost. But the Steelers–Saints matchup in Paris raises a question beyond the scoreboard: Should the NFL have postponed the game?
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Nobody shows up to a car dealership without Googling first, so why does the ballot get the opposite treatment?
A special crossover episode with Dr. Mark Turman and Dr. Katie Frugé on researching candidates, weighing character against policy, and why Christian hope has a better address than any ballot.
Listen now: lnk.to/culturebrief
Israel votes on October 27 in its first national election since Hamas attacked three years ago. The war with Iran, a fragile peace in Gaza, and shifting regional ties raise the stakes.
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Would you bet on a war?
Prediction markets have blown past sports into wars, elections, and human misery. What will this do to a culture that turns every outcome into a wager?
Find out on this week's Culture Brief episode: lnk.to/culturebrief
Would you bet on a war?
Prediction markets have jumped the fence from sports into elections and human suffering. Listen now: lnk.to/culturebrief
No candidate on your ballot can save you, and Psalm 146 said so a long time before the attack ads started. Conner, Dr. Mark Turman, and Dr. Katie Frugé on voting with discernment instead of cynicism. 🎧
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