Dr. Christopher Watkin is a Christian scholar, author, and professor renowned for his works like Biblical Critical Theory and his deep dive into the intersections of philosophy, theology, and culture.
In an age marked by a "meaning crisis," where individuals wrestle with identity and purpose, how can a biblical worldview offer a path to true flourishing? Why do we swing between chasing fleeting desires and striving for rigid self-control, and what does the gospel reveal about finding peace in a fragmented world? Join us as we unpack these profound questions with Chris and explore how faith reshapes our understanding of self and society.

Tune in to discover why humans crave meaning, the pitfalls of hedonism and stoic self-sacrifice, how the Bible redefines the common good, the transformative power of grace in overcoming fear of failure, the unique integration of truth and goodness in a Christian worldview, and much more...

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Natalie Runion is a USA Today bestselling author, speaker, worship leader, and founder of Raised to Stay, a ministry encouraging those wrestling with faith and church challenges to remain committed to Jesus and His Church.

In this moment Caleb & Natalie talk how healing from church hurt is a journey, not a destination, the importance of creating spaces for questions, embracing vulnerability, and walk ing together towards healing.

John Dickson is an Australian historian, author, and speaker who advocates for Christianity through his Undeceptions podcast and over 20 books, while teaching Biblical Studies and Public Christianity at Wheaton College.

In this episode of the Upside Down People podcast, Caleb Gray explores how recognizing our blind spots shapes our spiritual journey and relationships, diving into the Gospels with John Dickson for guidance, humility, and Jesus’ transformative role in overcoming skepticism and nurturing faith