Kitchen Table Theology
Where Coffee, Conversation, and Theology Meet. During my 40 years in ministry, I’ve developed an increasing burden for what I sense to be an increase in biblical illiteracy, not only among those in our churches, but also in the young men and women entering the ministry. Conversely, I am hopeful, because I also sense a hunger from people to learn and know biblical truth and the things of God has revealed to us in Scripture. Our Kitchen Table Theology team has developed a list of over 150 doctrinal topics which I, along with one of my cohosts, Jen Denton or Tiffany Coker, examine weekly. Our goal is to educate and share biblical truth on the same level as if we were sitting at your kitchen table with a Bible and a pot of southern pecan coffee in front of us. Welcome to the table!
Kitchen Table Theology
192 Bonus Episode: Interview with Charlotte Clay
Have you ever wondered how the Bible has influenced art, history, and culture across the globe?
In this episode, Pastor Jeff Cranston interviews Charlotte Clay, the marketing and communications director for the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. They discuss the museum's features, exhibits, and its impact since opening in 2017. Charlotte highlights the museum's unique collections, interactive experiences, and the broad appeal it has for people of all ages and backgrounds. They also touch on future exhibits and the museum's role in educating the public about the Bible's historical and cultural significance.
[00:00 - 03:26] Overview of the Museum of the Bible
- Jeff Cranston introduces Charlotte Clay from the Museum of the Bible and shares the importance of sharing educational resources with the community.
- Charlotte describes the museum's features and its opening in 2017.
- Museums play a crucial role in preserving and showcasing cultural and historical artifacts.
[03:26 - 07:50] Exhibits and Engaging Younger Audiences
- Charlotte shares how the museum's various exhibits, including the Hebrew Bible experience can enhance learning and appreciation of history.
- She also talks about exhibits appealing to different age groups, especially children.
- Educational experiences should be adaptable to engage diverse age groups effectively.
[07:51 - 10:22] Rare Collections and Visitor Experiences
- The museum’s collection of rare books and manuscripts provides invaluable insights into historical and cultural legacies.
- Charlotte discusses visitor feedback and the surprising elements of the museum.
[13:54 - 17:05] Upcoming Attractions and Conclusion
- Charlotte gives a preview of new exhibits and final thoughts on the museum’s impact.
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