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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 49 MIN

Engaging the Culture Through the Heart

from The Table Podcast · host Dallas Theological Seminary

Is telling a better story more effective than winning an argument? Join Kasey Olander on this episode of The Table Podcast as she sits down with authors Daniel and Mike Blackaby to explore how Christians can better engage today’s culture through the heart. They discuss the power of storytelling, art, and authentic community in sharing the gospel with a generation that is increasingly emotionally driven. Discover why emphasizing the beauty and goodness of God’s narrative is an essential complement to traditional apologetics when communicating biblical truths.  Time stamps:   00:00  Introduction     01:52  Christian Apologetics: Logic vs. Emotion     07:53  The Ultimate Question: Is God Good?     14:43  Opportunities in an Emotionally Driven Culture     16:59  How Storytelling Shapes Culture & Belief     25:12  Jesus and the Power of Biblical Narrative     29:27  The Role of Arts and Media in the Church     33:16  Why Beauty Matters in Christian Worship     40:10  Gen Z, The Loneliness Epidemic, & Authentic Community    46:37  Intergenerational Opportunities for the Church   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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