In a society often marred by the intersection of racism and sexism, addressing these issues head-on is essential for fostering a community rooted in justice and love. This week’s episode of “No More Silos” dives deeply into these critical topics, shedding light on the pervasive issues of misogynoir and toxic masculinity. Misogynoir and Its Modern … Read more
This week’s No More Silos episode takes a look at how Paul’s letter to the church at Colossae provides a foundation for responding to culture’s influence on our orthodoxy and orthopraxy.
Which Bible translation should I read? Why are there so many options? As a new believer, one of the first questions you might have is, “Which Bible translation is the best?” This is a common and important question, and the answer can be complex. Different translations serve different purposes and are influenced by various factors, … Read more
A few years ago, I came across a YouTube bible study where the speaker seemed to hold views that were unfavorable towards women. This prompted me to delve deeper into Christian beliefs about women and how they sometimes deviate from the biblical teachings, favoring a Hellenistic perspective instead. Whenever someone voices their concern about the … Read more
Podcast and ebook Free download for No More Silos Patreon Subscribers: “The Legacy of Colonialism and the End Times” Have questions about how to interpret current events in the Middle East? Download this resource for the historical and theological context you need to be a better disciple-maker for Jesus!
Christianity has played a significant role in shaping American society and culture, influencing everything from politics to social norms. Throughout history, various events have had a profound impact on the development of Christian views on gender and theology. In this blog post, we will delve into the significance of four key historical events – the … Read more
Understanding Secular Humanism Does cultural Christianity lead to Secular Humanism? This week on “No More Silos” we are asking the question that Jesus asked his crew: Who do you think that I am? Do all Christians agree on who Jesus is? I think it’s a question that spans the spectrum of sorta believers to non-believers. … Read more
Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! In today’s episode, we’re talking about Cultural Christianity’s most important holiday…. Christmas! Christmas registers higher on the list than Easter in our American cultural context. Even non-Christians celebrate Christmas. So this is our biggest event of the year as followers of Christ to embrace the opportunity to share why we have … Read more
This week, we’re talking about navigating relationship silos to get better at making disciples. Healthy relationships and spiritual maturity help us to navigate the challenges we face when discipling others or being discipled. Follow me @culturalchristianity (IG / FB)Email topic suggestions, questions or comments to [email protected]:1 Corinthians 13John 15“Relational Intelligence” by Dr. Dharius DanielsParables of Jesus (Bible Project)
This week on the No More Silos podcast, we are learning about St. Augustine’s response to heresy in the 5th century that applies to how the Church responds to false teaching today. We can learn how to respond to heresy and false teaching in the Western church today from Augustine’s method of teaching in community, … Read more