"So what?" is an important question anytime we pontificate about something as nebulous as "culture" or "society." It's easy (and tempting) to stay in the clouds and avoid having to do anything with the insight or perspective we've gleaned way up there. If Part 1 validated and Part 2 explained our experience of "Life in a Liminal Age," then Part 3 will help chart a rough (but practical) way forward for not just surviving, but thriving in Exile.

In this episode, we dig into why institutions have become culture war, what "faithfulness" looks like for a people in seismic transition, and the unlikely hope found in learning from a "remnant" living through the even greater liminal moment of Christ's crucifixion.

Plus: what a particular football (or "soccer" for Brad) tradition may or may not have to do with Jackson Pollack.

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Resources

Read Blinded by Nostalgia, by Yuval Levin

Buy the Misreading Scripture with Individualist Eyes Book, by E. Randolph Richards & Richard James

Life In a Liminal Age (Part 3): 3 Essential Steps for Thriving in Exile