TCJ Podcast

Discussing curious, thought-provoking, and sometimes controversial ideas through the lens of biblical wisdom.

TCJ Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Keith Wood, with 24 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Keith Wood hosts TCJ Podcast, a religion show with 24 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Why Culture Matters More Than We think

  Jan 27, 202642 minS4

  <p>In this episode we discuss two main ideas: 1) Culture shapes individuals and societies while simultaneously being dependent upon the very individuals it shapes.  2) Culture is a vacuum: when spaces and symbols are destroyed, they are replaced. </p><p>Guest Tyler Lowe argues that in addition to historical value, there is urgency and importance to preserving culture from a Christian worldview.  And, yes, some cultures are inherently better than others! Join us as we talk about why culture thrives when the basic needs of individuals are met and why oppressive systems and regimes target cultural aspects of society. </p><p>Tyle...

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  Episode #10

  Before Jamestown: Martyrdom in Florida

  Jan 20, 202640 minS4

  <p>In this episode we visit early American church history: the Huguenots and their presence in Florida.  Guest Ben Goldsmith shares this little-known chapter, discovering the blood of the martyrs on the First Coast. As persecution increased in France the Huguenots sought safety on the shores of the New World in 1562, landing at the mouth of the St. Johns River.  For a time they enjoyed freedom… but then it all went wrong.  Starting with a bloody pre-dawn raid at Fort Caroline and ending with the martyrdom of Jean Ribault (Ribault High School in Jacksonville is named after this Frenchman), the Hugue...

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  Episode #9

  Finding Christ In Prison

  Jan 6, 202636 minS4

  <p>Mr. William Sirls, Professor of English at TCJ, shares a behind the scenes look at his life and how he came to Christ while in prison.  Having turned himself in over money laundering, he shares how that time “was the best thing that could have happened” to him and some of the lessons he has learned along the way.  From how he has grown spiritually to his successful career as a writer, he sees God’s hand in each facet of his life. Join us for an unusual conversation that will remind you of God’s providence and desire “to seek and...

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  Episode #8

  Journaling as a Spiritual Discipline

  Dec 30, 202540 minS4

  <p>Dr. Jeremiah Stanley is Pastor of Trinity at Mandarin, previously VP of Student Affairs at TCJ for many years.  In this episode he shares his thoughts on the power of journaling as a spiritual discipline.  A practice he adopted in college and continues to this day, journaling has played an important role in his spiritual growth and personal development.  He shares tips on how to approach the discipline to avoid burnout or disappointment and explains how it can be a valuable personal resource within a short time.</p>

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  Episode #7

  The Marriage You Might Miss

  Dec 18, 202550 minS4

  <p>Season 4, Episode 7 is live!   Plenty of marriages outside the Christian faith display life-long loyalty and familial success – markers we often equate with a healthy marriage.  But does God have more in mind for a thriving, healthy marriage?  This week’s guest, Mr. Wyman Winbush (Pastor, Minister, and Life Coach) explains that all too often, divine potential is overlooked in the marriage covenant.  “Good people can have a long marriage, but that does not mean they are living out God’s divine purpose for marriage.”  Listen today to learn what that divine purpose might look like and how vast its potential could...

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