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- 6 days ago1h 3m
Can America experience another Great Awakening?
As part of the ongoing America 250 series, this episode of Faith & Clarity features Dr. Mark Turman joined by Dr. Ryan Denison for a conversation about spiritual awakening—what it means personally, within the church, and across an entire culture. Drawing from Acts 2 and the recurring pattern of rebellion and return throughout the Old Testament, they reflect on the Holy Spirit’s sovereign role in revival and why true awakening cannot be manufactured through formulas or emotional moments alone. Together, they discuss the importance of repentance, discipleship, and genuine transformation, while cautioning against responses driven primarily by peer pressure or temporary enthusiasm.The conversation also explores the historical impact of the First Great Awakening, inspired in part by the film A Great Awakening and Ryan’s earlier discussion on Reconstructed Faith. Mark and Ryan highlight the influence of George Whitefield’s preaching, Benjamin Franklin’s friendship with Whitefield, and how a shared spiritual revival helped shape unity among the colonies and contributed to the ideas surrounding the American Revolution as America approaches its 250th anniversary. They also consider the mixed influence of modern media, the dangers of transactional faith, and close the episode with a lighthearted patriotic quiz.Topics Introduction Defining awakening Biblical foundations Great Awakening lessons Awakening and revolution Revival unites colonies Reformation to Great Awakening Back to the Bible Transactional faith warning Whitefield and Franklin friendship Patriotic quiz finale ConclusionResourcesA Great Awakening Can It Happen Again? Lessons from the First Great Awakening with Ryan Denison, PhD & Jim Denison, PhD“A Great Awakening” and the future of AmericaAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Dr. Ryan DenisonDr. Ryan Denison is the Senior Editor for Theology at Denison Forum and the author of The Focus newsletter, contributing writing and research to many of the ministry’s productions. He holds a PhD in church history from B. H. Carroll Theological Institute and an MDiv from Truett Seminary. Ryan has also taught at B. H. Carroll and Dallas Baptist University.He and his wife, Candice, live in East Texas and have two children.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theo
- 1 weeks ago58 min
How can Christians help children in foster care and adoption?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Chris Elkins and Christie Erwin, founder of Project Zero, for a powerful conversation about foster care, adoption, and the role of the church.Christie shares how her years of fostering shaped a calling to serve vulnerable children and advocate for those still waiting for families. Together, they explore common misconceptions about foster care, the realities children face, and how churches can partner with the system through practical support and compassionate involvement.The conversation also highlights the impact of Project Zero’s work, from storytelling to community engagement, and offers a hopeful vision for how believers can help ensure every child has a place to belong.Topics Introduction Project Zero origins Fostering lessons and adoption System challenges and church role Scope of the need Reunification versus adoption Hope building and community support Awkwardness of adoption Churches can step up How to get involved ConclusionResourcesProject Zero Ask Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Chris ElkinsChris Elkins narrates The Daily Article podcast that brings Dr. Jim Denison’s and Dr. Ryan Denison’s biblical insight on current events to a daily listening audience. In addition to his work in broadcasting and production, Chris serves as special assistant to Jim Denison and contributes articles to denisonforum.orgAbout Christie ErwinChristie Erwin is the founder and Executive Director of Project Zero, an organization dedicated to finding forever families for waiting foster children. Her deep passion for children in foster care stems from her personal experience; she and her husband, Jeff, fostered over fifty children during twenty years, and their family includes six children, two of whom are adopted. Christie is the author of the book The Middle Mom and has been recognized as a 2009 “Angel in Adoption” award winner and represented Arkansas as the American Mother of the Year in 2016.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco.Before joining Denison Forum, Mark served as a pastor for thirty-five years, including twenty-five years as the founding pastor of Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas. Mark and his high school sweetheart, Judi, married in 1986. They are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren.About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of our day from a biblical perspective, helping believers discern today’s news and culture through the lens of faith. Led by Dr. Jim Denison and a team of contributing writers, we offer trusted insight through The Daily Article, a daily email newsletter and podcast, along with articles, podcasts, interviews, books, and other resources. Together, these form a growing ecosystem of Christ-centered content that equips readers to respond to
- 2 weeks ago1h 3m
How should Christians think about America’s 250th anniversary?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Jim Denison and Ryan Denison to explore how Christians can think about America’s upcoming 250th anniversary through a biblical lens.They discuss why history matters for believers, what it means to celebrate a nation while living as citizens of heaven, and how to approach ideas like American exceptionalism with both gratitude and humility. The conversation also examines the spiritual patterns that shape nations, the complexities of America’s founding and legacy, and the importance of applying Scripture wisely in today’s cultural moment.Together, they offer a timely invitation to personal and collective reflection—encouraging listeners to seek spiritual alignment and live lives God can bless as they look to the future.Topics Introduction Why celebrate the 250th anniversary History and heavenly citizenship American exceptionalism History of Our Future series Providence and founding motives Loyalists, protesters, and revolutionaries Applying Scripture today Blessed to bless Three visions clash Slavery and identity Hope beyond racism Positioned for blessing Newsletter and farewellResourcesAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Dr. Jim DenisonDr. Jim Denison is a Cultural Theologian and the Founder of Denison Ministries. He speaks biblically into significant cultural issues through The Daily Article. He is the author of over thirty books, including The Coming Tsunami: Why Christians Are Labeled Intolerant, Irrelevant, Oppressive, and Dangerous—and How We Can Turn the Tide; Respectfully, I Disagree: How to Be a Civil Person in an Uncivil Time; and the Biblical Insight to Tough Questions series.He has taught the philosophy of religion and apologetics at several seminaries. Dr. Denison serves as Resident Scholar for Ethics with Baylor Scott & White Health, where he addresses issues such as genetic medicine and reproductive science. He is also a senior fellow with CEO Forum, the International Alliance of Christian Education, and Dallas Baptist University’s Institute for Global Engagement.He holds a Doctor of Philosophy and a Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He also received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Dallas Baptist University. Dr. Denison is the Theologian in Residence for the Baptist General Convention of Texas.Prior to launching Denison Forum in 2009, he pastored churches in Texas and Georgia. Jim and his wife, Janet, have two married sons and four grandchildren.About Dr. Ryan Denison Dr. Ryan Denison is the Senior Editor for Theology at Denison Forum and the author of The Focus newsletter, contributing writing and research to many of the ministry’s productions. He holds a PhD in church history from B. H. Carroll Theological Institute and an MDiv from Truett Seminary. Ryan has also taught at B. H. Carroll and Dallas Baptist University.He and his wife, Candice, live in East Texas and have two children.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco.Before joining Denison Forum,
- 3 weeks ago1h 0m
Is the Church losing relevance—and what can we do about it?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Yuri Creel of Shoreline Church and the global initiative Next Move to explore how the church can reach emerging generations in a rapidly changing world.They discuss the growing challenges of declining trust, loneliness, and cultural change, and why collaboration among churches and leaders is more important—and more difficult—than ever. Drawing from his book Hitting the Ball You Cannot See, Yuri highlights the “relevance deficit” many churches face and the need to adapt as technology, including AI, reshapes how people live, connect, and understand identity.The conversation also emphasizes the importance of relational, incarnational ministry, the balance of large gatherings and deeper community, and a hopeful vision for the church’s role in a changing culture grounded in God’s sovereignty.Topics Introduction Reality check on faith Three forces shaping culture Hope in God’s plan Unity over competition Why collaboration is hard The relevance deficit AI, identity, and digitization Humanity redefined by AI Identity received in Christ Truth moves at trust Hope for the future church Closing ResourcesAbout Jurie Kriel NXT MoveLausanne MovementWorld Evangelical AllianceAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Jurie Kriel Jurie Kriel leads the NXT Move global community from Austin, Texas, where he also serves on the Executive Leadership team at Shoreline Church.The mission of NXT Move is to gather Christian leaders to address the negative trajectory of Christianity in the next generation, recognizing duplication and siloed thinking as major obstacles to fulfilling the Great Commission.In Texas, Jurie has served as one of the teaching pastors at Hill Country Bible Church and has planted a church in the urban core of Austin. In South Africa, he oversaw and planted multiple campuses with Doxa Deo and co-founded the Timothy Ministry Training Seminary, which continues to train leaders actively involved in ministry worldwide.He has preached and facilitated strategic change as a leadership consultant in 42 U.S. states and 49 countries across every inhabited continent.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco.Before joining Denison Forum, Mark served as a pastor for thirty-five years, including twenty-five years as the founding pastor of Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas. Mark and his high school sweetheart, Judi, married in 1986. They are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren.About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of our day from a biblical perspective, helping believers discern today’s news and culture through the lens of faith. Led by Dr. Jim Denison and a team of contributing writers, we offer trusted insight through <a href="https://www.denisonforum.org/s
- Apr 15, 20261h 0m
Are we turning to AI instead of real help for mental health?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Dr. Katie Frugé and Dr. Ryan Denison for a timely roundtable conversation on mental health, cultural trends, and the search for hope.They explore emerging challenges, from new forms of synthetic drug use to the growing reliance on AI chatbots for mental health support, highlighting both the risks and the deeper spiritual questions behind them. The conversation also addresses the limits of technology when it comes to caring for the soul and the increasing sense of hopelessness many are experiencing today.Together, they offer a hopeful path forward, sharing practical ways to cultivate lasting hope through worship, community, healthy rhythms, and a renewed focus on God’s presence in everyday life.Topics Introduction Meet the roundtable Paper drug threat Fear and gospel response Supply versus demand Chatbots and mental health Benefits and dangers of AI Human soul care matters AI and deeper healing Self-regulation lessons Defining hope simply Five practices for hope Applying hope personally Closing ResourcesCrisis HotlineWhen a letter becomes lethal Evaluation of large language models on mental health: from knowledge test to illness diagnosisLarge Language Models as Mental Health Resources: Patterns of Use in the United StatesExploring the Dangers of AI in Mental Health CareHow LLM Counselors Violate Ethical Standards in Mental Health PracticeFar more Americans say they’d like to live in the past than in the futureDick Van Dyke and scientists tell us how to live longerAmericans Predict Challenging 2026 Across 13 DimensionsThis has never happened before on “American Idol”Why Some Men Struggle to Keep Up With FriendshipsAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Dr. Katie FrugéKatie Frugé, M.Div, Ph.D., serves over 5,000 Texas Baptist churches as the Director of the Christian Life Commission for the Baptist General Convention of Texas. In this role, she equips pastors and ministry leaders to navigate complex cultural, moral, and political issues with biblical faithfulness and pastoral wisdom.About Dr. Ryan DenisonRyan Denison, PhD, is the Senior Editor for Theology at Denison Forum and the author of The Focus newsletter, contributing writing and research to many of the ministry’s productions. He holds a PhD in church history from B. H. Carroll Theological Institute and an MDiv from Truett Seminary. Ryan has also taught at B. H. Carroll and Dallas Baptist University.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and t
- Apr 8, 202653 min
How should Christians engage in a polarized society?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Bishop Mark Beckwith of Braver Angels to explore how Christians can engage a deeply divided culture with conviction, courage, and Christlike love.They discuss the rise of polarization and declining trust in America, and why rebuilding relationships is essential for a healthier public witness. The conversation highlights practical ways believers can pursue unity without compromising truth, grounded in the Imago Dei, love of neighbor and enemy, and a commitment to faithful presence in everyday life.Bishop Beckwith also shares how initiatives like Braver Angels are helping people listen better, engage across differences, and model what it means to live as citizens of heaven in a divided world.Topics Introduction Meet Bishop Beckwith How Braver Angels began Braver Faith in churches Politics versus faith Faith and citizenship Religion as democracy support Imago Dei in practice Love as a command Surviving family politics Bridgebuilding without compromise Handling anger and ego ConclusionResourcesBraver AngelsDenison Forum: Our political future and an interview that moved me deeplyPew Research: Public trust in government Ask Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Bishop Mark BeckwithOrdained in the Episcopal Church in 1979, Mark Beckwith served parishes in Connecticut, New Jersey and Massachusetts. Elected Bishop of Newark (NJ), he served in that capacity for twelve years until his retirement in 2018. In the wake of gang violence in Newark, he helped found the Newark Interfaith Coalition for Hope and Peace. With a local Rabbi and Imam from that coalition, he appeared several times on Morning Joe, and did two PBS interview shows hosted by Jon Meacham. The three of them co-hosted A Matter of Faith, a NJ Public TV show that focused on local issues. He currently serves as the Bishop Liaison for Bishops United Against Gun Violence, a network of 100 bishops he co-founded after the Newtown, Ct. killings in 2012. He is the co-founder of Faith Leaders for Ending Gun Violence, a national ecumenical group of diverse religious leaders. He has been co-chair of Braver Faith, a department of Braver Angels, a national movement that seeks to depolarize America. He is the author of Seeing the Unseen: Beyond Prejudices, Paradigms and Party Lines (Morehouse Publishing, 2022). He posts weekly on his website, markbeckwith.net. He hosts a podcast, Reconciliation Roundtable, which involves conversations with religious and civic leaders. He offers spiritual direction and coaching for clergy. A graduate of Amherst College and Yale Divinity School, he lives in Jaffrey, New Hampshire.His passion is to invite people to look beyond and beneath their political and theological positions, which in today’s climate of polarization can be overly confining; and find hope and blessing – and a way forward.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design <sp
- Apr 1, 20261h 0m
Why should Christians regularly go to church?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by pastors Sam Holm and Justin Hornsby to discuss why corporate worship matters and why many Christians struggle to make church a priority.They explore what worship truly is—centering our attention and affection on God—and why gathering weekly offers essential reminders of the gospel that shape our faith and fuel our mission. The conversation also addresses common challenges like consumer-driven expectations, performance-focused services, and how both leaders and congregants play a role in creating Christ-centered worship.Sam and Justin offer practical insight into the elements of meaningful worship, from confession and prayer to communion and congregational singing, inviting listeners to rediscover the purpose and power of gathering together as the church.Topics0:00) Introduction Why church attendance drops From consumer to contributor Defining corporate worship Worship leader influences Preparing hearts for Sunday Questions before worship Confession in worship Tell the gospel again Stewardship on stage Forgotten worship tools Fresh vs. familiar songs Funniest service moments ConclusionResourcesAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Sam HolmSam Holm grew up at a therapeutic wilderness camp with five brothers in East Texas. He served at Pine Cove Camps for 11 years before God called him to the local Church. He has been the pastor at First McKinney since 2017. He is married to Rebecca and the father of two girls. Sam desires to make authentic disciples of Jesus. About Justin HornsbyJustin Hornsby has been a Worship Pastor since he was 19 and currently serves at First Baptist Church in McKinney, TX. He leads worship, oversees various ministry teams, and is part of the preaching team alongside his wife, Hollye. A father of 3, Justin's desire is to point people to the greatness of God through Jesus, often saying, "Music is great, but Jesus is greater."About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco.Before joining Denison Forum, Mark served as a pastor for thirty-five years, including twenty-five years as the founding pastor of Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas. Mark and his high school sweetheart, Judi, married in 1986. They are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren.About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of our day from a biblical perspective, helping believers discern today’s news and culture through the lens of faith. Led by Dr. Jim Denison and a team of contributing writers, we offer trusted insight through <a href="https://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe/" rel
- Mar 25, 202647 min
Is Bible education allowed in public schools today?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Joel Penton, founder of LifeWise Academy, to explore a growing movement bringing Bible education to public school students during the school day through a unique, Supreme Court–recognized model.Together, they discuss how these programs are launching in communities across the country, how they navigate funding and school partnerships, and the impact they’re having on students’ lives. The conversation also addresses important questions around religious freedom and what it looks like for churches and families to help the next generation engage Scripture in today’s culture.Topics Introduction Scaling LifeWise nationwide How communities start Religious freedom for all Curriculum and teachers Finding movement builders Public schools value proposition Gospel-centered curriculum Starting small and scaling Faith calling and wrap upResourcesLifeWise AcademyAllstate Wuerffel TrophyDanny WuerffelAsk Us Anything: info@denisonforum.orgSign-up for a Denison Forum newsletter: DenisonForum.org/subscribeAbout Joel PentonJoel Penton is the founder and CEO of LifeWise Academy, a program that brings Bible education to public school students during the school day. Before his 15-year career in ministry leadership, Joel was a defensive tackle at Ohio State University, where he received the prestigious Danny Wuerffel Trophy, often called the “Humanitarian Heisman.” He is also an author and public speaker. Joel lives in Columbus, Ohio with his wife, Bethany, and their six children.About Dr. Mark TurmanDr. Mark Turman serves as the Executive Director of Denison Forum, where he leads with a passion for equipping believers to navigate today’s complex culture with biblical truth. He is best known as the host of the Faith & Clarity podcast and the lead pastor of the Possum Kingdom Lake Chapel, the in-person congregation of Denison Ministries.Dr. Turman is the coauthor of Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design and Who Am I? What the Bible Says About Identity and Why it Matters. He earned his undergraduate degree from Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, and received his Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He later completed his Doctor of Ministry degree at George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University in Waco.Before joining Denison Forum, Mark served as a pastor for thirty-five years, including twenty-five years as the founding pastor of Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas. Mark and his high school sweetheart, Judi, married in 1986. They are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren.About Denison ForumDenison Forum exists to thoughtfully engage the issues of our day from a biblical perspective, helping believers discern today’s news and culture through the lens of faith. Led by Dr. Jim Denison and a team of contributing writers, we offer trusted insight through The Daily Article, a daily email newsletter and podcast, along with articles, podcasts, interviews, books, and other resources. Together, these form a growing ecosystem of Christ-centered content that equips readers to respond to current events not with fear or partisanship, but with clarity, conviction, and hope. To learn more visit DenisonForum.org.
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