Hosted by Keith Wood · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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Discussing curious, thought-provoking, and sometimes controversial ideas through the lens of biblical wisdom.
Keith Wood hosts TCJ Podcast, a religion show with 24 episodes published.
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 destroy
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 perse
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
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 ad
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
Alumnus Gib Wood (who happens to be father of our host, Mr. Keith Wood) has been a missionary to the American military population in Germany for the past 39 years. In this episode we discuss the ups and downs of missiona
Dr. Tadlock is a history professor at Trinity College of Jacksonville. In this episode, we take a look at what slavery meant in the ancient world, exploring the core definition of slavery as a lack of personal freedom. D
The average adult in the US spends 140K hours in the workplace, compared to approximately 4K hours at church. Based on time expenditure alone, the potential for Christians to impact their workplace is unbelievable! But i
Bible translations have been controversial for as long as there has been translation work on the Scriptures! Did historical Bible translators believe their work was the final authority? Is there a danger in being faithfu
Can a noble cause make a misstep? In this episode we go back in time with church historian Dr. John Williams to trace the history of the Baptists. Some may argue that there is a clear line of descent (of theological puri
We are back with season 4, Episode 1 of the TCJ Podcast, featuring return guest and biblical archaeologist, Mr. Brian Maggard! Last time Mr. Maggard was with us we had a fascinating discussion regarding an archaeological
This episode features alumnus and veteran pastor Dan Proctor, founder of Help for Hurting Pastors. Today he shares helpful thoughts on the soul health of a ministry leader: warning signs, how to support a pastor through
What does it really mean when a book is “banned”? In this episode, Dr. John Lucy, Head Librarian at Trinity College of Jacksonville, gives us a peak at the deceptively complex world of banned books: where they’re banned
The use of AI is a hot topic in higher education, with loud voices arguing for either side. Ms. Rebecca Whitley, English professor at Trinity, gives her perspective on how AI is impacting her classroom and how it challen
Join Mr. Keith Wood and Dr. John Williams as they jump right into the deep end with a conversation on "What is a Liberal?". How has the definition shifted over time? Why should Christians be informed on this topic? Do em
Meet Brian Maggard, biblical archaeologist and Dean of Men at Trinity College of Jacksonville! Maggard offers a fascinating perspective on the location of Sodom and Gomorrah, what likely happened at the sight (from a sci
Join us for a fascinating discussion about truth with Jordan Karausky, doctoral candidate of Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh and Philosophy graduate of Biola University. Our world is full of differing opinions
In this episode, we take a look at the tough questions students should ask themselves when making a college decision. As an experienced recruiter, our guest, Mr. Lawrence, shares insight on the importance of being honest
Practical Insights: Trinity Athletic Director John Jones discusses the importance of Christian Athletic Programs Trinity’s Athletic Director John Jones discusses the key differences between secular and Christian athletic
Practical Insights: an interview with Dr. Chappell, former US Navy Captain and current Business Department Chair at Trinity Most would agree that managing time is important. But are goals crucial for success? Is self-dis
Ben Goldsmith
Financier and Founder of the Conservation Collective
1 appearance on this show
John Williams
attorney turned philanthropist, pianist, longtime champion of Rochester’s arts and LGBTQ+ communities · UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
3 appearances on this show
John Jones
soil fertility specialist · University of Illinois Extension
1 appearance on this show
Keith Wood
former Ireland captain, British & Irish Lion · KW Property Services
1 appearance on this show
Mr. Lawrence
Head Boy · St Joseph's School - London
1 appearance on this show
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