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How can visual art, historical symbolism, and architecture effectively communicate deep theological truths in an increasingly visual culture? In this episode, Kymberli Cook is joined by Sandra Glahn (Professor of Media Arts and Worship at Dallas Theological Seminary) to explore the rich history of Christian visual art—from early catacomb frescoes and Byzantine icons to medieval cathedral storytelling. Join them as they discuss how contemporary Christians can harness beauty and imagery for meaningful ministry today.

Where is artificial intelligence taking our culture, and how can Christians navigate its rapid rise in healthcare, work, and daily life? Join Bill Hendricks as he sits down with palliative care physician and researcher Dr. Andre Cipta to explore how he integrates whole-person care, spirituality, and AI-enhanced extended reality into medical practice and physician training. Discover how believers can approach emerging technologies with biblical discernment, moving past fear to use AI as a redemptive tool that fosters genuine empathy and loves others well.

In an increasingly polarized and outrage-driven culture, how can Christians practice genuine empathy, active listening, and perspective-taking without compromising biblical truth and moral conviction? Darrell Bock sits down with Tim Muehlhoff and Sean McDowell to address the current debate surrounding empathy, polarization, and the vital role of communication theory in Christian engagement. Join them as they explore how overcoming agenda anxiety, empathy, and leading with Christlike grace and hope can build meaningful and relational bridges in a divided world.

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Why do local churches fracture over secondary and cultural gray areas rather than rallying around core gospel truth? In this episode of The Table Podcast, Darrell Bock is joined by Craig Schill where they discuss the gray areas in the church today and the critical distinction between cardinal, clear, and gray theological issues. Join them as they explore how embracing adiaphora, extending gracious freedom, and cultivating unity across diverse perspectives demonstrates the authentic power of the gospel in a polarized world.

Why does Scripture rely so heavily on poetry, metaphor, and song? Join Kasey Olander as she sits down with singer-songwriter Jimmy Needham and ministry founder Christine Crawford to explore how poetry fosters embodied faith, deepens worship, and helps us process grief and trauma. Discover practical ways Christians can slow down, notice beauty, and engage the artistic heart of God in everyday life.

Darrell Bock shares an exciting update on the future of The Table Podcast! To help us better serve you, our listeners, and continue bringing you high-quality conversations, we are officially transitioning to a seasonal format.

 Is Evangelical support for Israel declining among the next generation? Darrell Bock joins polling experts and Mitch Glaser to reveal surprising new survey data on how modern Christians truly view Israel, and the end times.

In this episode of The Table Podcast, Darrell Bock sits down with Neil Coulter, Brian Chan, and Windrider’s Ryann Heim to reflect on the final Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT and its upcoming move to Boulder, CO. Join the conversation as we explore standout indie films from Sundance 2026 and discuss how the intersection of theology and film can turn movies into powerful machines for empathy, love, and cultural engagement.

Is telling a better story more effective than winning an argument? Join Kasey Olander 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.