Cultural Sanctification
A conversation with Stephen O. Presley on the early church and its approach to the world
Interview | Cultural Sanctification
We live in a time when there are many competing voices attempting to encourage Christians to respond to the world in many different and often conflicting ways. This has created a fractured world and a fractured church. We hope that our content this month has provided some hope that by appealing to common sources of Christian wisdom, that all of us—Christian or not—can find ways to make the world a better place in constructive ways. Dr. Stephen Presley, senior fellow in religion and public life at the CRCD and author of Cultural Sanctification: Engaging the World Like the Early Church, joins CRCD executive director Trey Dimsdale for an engaging discussion on bridging divides, engaging the world, and building and preserving institutions on this week’s Reading Wheel Review podcast.
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