The Kutter Callaway podcast is an ongoing conversation with artists, writers, thought leaders, and experts exploring the various ways in which culture and faith (or the lack thereof) inform and give rise to one another.
In the first installment of Today in Heresy, This Week: Monthly Edition, Kutter chats with author and filmmaker Justin Wells about the recently released documentary American Heretics. Check out Justin's book, How to Film Truth here: https://wipfandstock.com/how-to-film-truth.html For those who want to attend a screening of the film on August 7th and hear from Justin or Kutter, go to https://www.laemmle.com/film/american-heretics-politics-gospel#get-tickets Finally, anyone interested in the Better Angels organization and documentary can go here: https://www.better-angels.org/what-we-do/documentary/
Kutter talks to John Chester, filmmaker and farmer, who launched Apricot Lane Farms with his wife Molly, about his just released documentary, The Biggest Little Farm
Kutter Callaway and Joshua Harris chat about Joshuah's now 20-year old book and Kutter's new book Breaking the Marriage Idol, and the new documentary "I Survived I Kissed Dating Goodbye"
Along with Dr. Catherine Barsotti, Dr. Tommy Givens, and Ruth Schmidt, we discuss the new film, Mary Magdalene
On this season of the Kutter Callaway podcast, we gather around a meal to talk TV, theology, gender, race, culture, and, of course, food. As we eat, we are also discussing the Canadian sitcom that is new-to-Netflix-in-the-US, Kim’s Convenience Thanks to our sponsors: The Asian American Center and The Brehm Center at Fuller Theological Seminary
On this season of the Kutter Callaway podcast, we gather around a meal to talk TV, theology, gender, race, culture, and, of course, food. As we eat, we are also discussing the Canadian sitcom that is new-to-Netflix-in-the-US, Kim’s Convenience Thanks to our sponsors: The Asian American Center and The Brehm Center at Fuller Theological Seminary
On this season of the Kutter Callaway podcast, we gather around a meal to talk TV, theology, gender, race, culture, and, of course, food. As we eat, we are also discussing the Canadian sitcom that is new-to-Netflix-in-the-US, Kim’s Convenience Thanks to our sponsors: The Asian American Center and The Brehm Center at Fuller Theological Seminary
On this season of the Kutter Callaway podcast, we gather around a meal to talk TV, theology, gender, race, culture, and, of course, food. As we eat, we are also discussing the Canadian sitcom that is new-to-Netflix-in-the-US, Kim’s Convenience Thanks to our sponsors: The Asian American Center and The Brehm Center at Fuller Theological Seminary
On this season of the Kutter Callaway podcast, we gather around a meal to talk TV, theology, gender, race, culture, and, of course, food. As we eat, we are also discussing the Canadian sitcom that is new-to-Netflix-in-the-US, Kim’s Convenience Thanks to our sponsors: The Asian American Center and The Brehm Center at Fuller Theological Seminary
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
This season, Kutter talks with authors, poets, counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders about the vision of marriage and singleness that has captured the imagination of the evangelical church.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Avril Speaks Discuss the first season of Luke Cage and what it means to engage television theologically at the nexus of race, religion, and superheros.
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
Kutter Callaway and Dean Batali Discuss what it means to develop a theology of television
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