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I had the privilege of presenting a synopsis of my paper on contextualization this past week at the southeastern regional conference for the Evangelical Missions Society. This brief presentation covers the basis of my research which seeks to recapture contextualization from the clutches of sociology back to its rightful place under theology proper.

As many struggle with sharing their faith, it is prudent to breach the discussion of apologetics now to 1) embolden Christians to fulfill the great commission and 2) equip the Saints to do the work of the ministry.

Ever wonder how the weird world of psychology intersects with daily living? Wonder what makes a good counselor. Today's episode of Scholarish covers the reality behind the study of human behavior and its proper place in our lives.

Lots of information on this one, but I had so much fun writing and recording! Thank you all so much for your continual support!

Big thanks to everyone who participated in helping me prepare for this episode. Hopefully, this can be a help in navigating a tension around a very common topic.

Thank you all for your patience. I would like to thank my fiancé for inspiring me to continue on with this project. This episode is dedicated to her.

What is a Sacro-State? Which one do I follow? What does it mean to have a Ph.D.? Today with Dr. John Knox, Scholarish uncovers the practical nature of sociology and its implications on the next generation.

Welcome to the second installment of Scholarish! Today I sit down with Matthew Hubley and discuss the practical means to study good Theology.

Welcome to the first episode in which my guest, Mary Jo, and I, Quinn Weinzapfel, discuss the implications of Marxist and capitalist corruption on higher academia.