The world has fallen, so what are you supposed to do?

There's a lot of emphasis today among conservative evangelicals along the lines of withdrawing.

Things are so evil.

Things are so wicked.

America, if you live here,

is so compromised. What we should do is basically head for the hills. Here's the reality. There are no hills to head for. We're in a fallen world. The world is enshrouded in darkness. And God,

even more significantly than that, has not saved us in order to be part of some sort of

speck in the background. God has called us to be salt and light of the earth. In my own life,

I have a little bit of news to announce, and I'm going to share that in this episode of grace and

truth. I'm going to talk about a job change, a vocation shift for myself.

I'm becoming senior director of the Dobson Culture Center at the James Dobson Family Institute.

It's kind of a big move for me and I'm really excited about it. And in today's episode of

Grace and Truth, what I want to do is walk through this vocation change and explain a little bit of why I am so

excited to be the senior director of the Dobson Culture Center. Welcome to Grace and Truth. My name is

Owen Strand. I will be your host. Please subscribe to this podcast on all relevant platforms. And also,

please review it as that helps us get further entrenched in the interwebs and all the things that happen therein.

It's a real joy to be back with you on grace and truth.

I don't usually do this, but what I would like to do in this episode of the podcast is I would like to talk a little bit about what is happening in my

own very humble little existence. For the last three years, I have been the provost and

research professor of theology at a seminary in Arkansas by the name of Grace Bible Theological

Seminary. I'm thankful for the three years I have had here. We have tried to ground

this small seminary on the principle of Sola Scriptura, that the authority of Scripture is what

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