In Matthew 16, Jesus chastised the Pharisees who could interpret the appearance of the sky,

but failed to interpret the signs of the time in which they lived.

Who are the Pharisees of our day?

This strong hold of sort of whiteness and white identity and pristineness is really part of what

keeps us from making progress.

We need to do better.

The church, rich in theological scholarship, has lingered in academic sanctuaries and ivory towers,

failing to translate its lofty doctrines into a tangible and practical cultural apologetic.

At the World View Youth Academy, we bridge this critical gap.

Here, theological depth is not an end in itself, but a means to engage with contemporary cultural

issues for the glory of God and the expansion of His kingdom.

Our mission is to cultivate thinkers who can articulate and apply Christian truths within

contemporary societal challenges.

So embrace this call to worship God with all your heart, all your soul and with all your mind.

We will do better as this next generation tears down the idols of our modern culture

and works to build a brighter future toward Christendom 2.0. The Well, welcome to the podcast for Cultural Reformation. I'm Pastor Nate Wright. And on today's show, Dr. Joe Boot and Dr. Michael Tiesin will be joining me,

and we are going to discuss the current conflict between Israel, Iran, and the U.S.

So stay tuned.

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