Andrew Walker, an associate professor of Christian ethics, joins to dissect the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that classifies embryos as children. He shares compelling insights on the ethical dilemmas surrounding IVF, where pro-life beliefs clash with modern family planning. The discussion navigates the political implications of reproductive rights, revealing how this topic could shape voter sentiment and the upcoming elections. Walker's expert perspective adds depth to the ongoing dialogue about personhood and reproductive technologies.

Andrew Walker is the CEO of Shift7, a leading B2B digital agency for manufacturers and distributors.In this episode, we explore how manufacturing and distribution are embracing digital transformation. We discuss the most important trends, the differences between B2C and B2B, and the need to focus on the customer experience. Andrew closes with an example of how a toy manufacturing client of theirs was able to embrace digital transformation as part of their corporate transformation.Links & mentions:shift7digital.com

Conservative scholar Robert George and Andrew Walker discuss the common good, American conservatism, natural law. They delve into the impact of overturning Roe v. Wade, the transgender movement, and anticipate the collapse of a cultural movement.

Andrew Walker shares his thoughts on Christian nationalism. Topics include increasing political engagement of conservative Christians, the influence of online conversations and social media, the application of Christian moral norms, the relationship between the state and eschatology, the role of the state in upholding good and acting justly, and the responsibility of the state in upholding creation order.

Andrew Walker, communications and media industry lead at Accenture, discusses the challenges faced by telcos transitioning to the public cloud, the transformative power of GenAI, and strategies for attracting skilled cloud talent. Topics include Accenture's advice on starting the move to the public cloud, legacy vendors spreading uncertainty, AI in telco, and competing for cloud talent.

The podcast discusses the importance of understanding authority, trusting authority, and being a godly authority in communities. Jonathan Leeman shares insights on how godly rule protects the vulnerable and promotes human flourishing. The episodes also explore the crisis of trust in institutions, the role of authority in personal relationships, and navigating faith and politics in divisive times.

Andrew Walker, an associate professor of Christian ethics at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, sheds light on pressing issues modern children face. He discusses how evolving societal norms, such as changing pronoun preferences and sexual morality shifts, impact young lives. Walker emphasizes the necessity for parents to engage intentionally and lovingly, rooting their guidance in scripture. He also explores the influence of technology on today's youth and the importance of helping children establish their identity grounded in faith amidst cultural chaos.

Dr. Caleb Leonard interviews Associate Professor Andrew Walker about Baptist political theology. They discuss the relationship between theology and ethics, the role of the state and natural/moral law, the importance of politics in Baptist life, Christians' role in shaping laws, and the significance of a Christ-shaped conscience in the church.

Andrew Walker, a portfolio manager at Rangeley Capital and host of Yet Another Value Podcast, dives into the nuances of value investing. He discusses whether this investment philosophy remains relevant today, exploring behavioral challenges in investing. Andrew shares his unique filtering techniques for investment ideas and stresses the importance of effective communication with investors. Plus, he offers captivating book recommendations, revealing his love for fantasy literature, especially highlighting the innovative works of a renowned fantasy author.

Prof. Andrew Walker, a Christian ethics expert and author, discusses his book, 'Faithful Reason.' He tackles the challenges Protestants face with natural law, advocating for its importance in moral thought. Walker highlights the need for Christians to confidently participate in public debates by understanding shared moral principles. He also explores the connection between natural rights and marriage, addressing societal shifts in these areas. The conversation emphasizes thoughtful philosophical engagement to navigate contemporary ethical discussions.