Jazz Meets Theology: Creativity, The Evangelical Movement, and Grace | Con Campbell
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Jazz Meets Theology: Creativity, The Evangelical Movement, and Grace | Con Campbell
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Dr. Constantine R. Campbell, Professor and Research Director at the Australian University College, joins Dr. Aaron Einfeld, Director of Lifelong Learning at Calvin Theological Seminary, for a profound Lifelong Learning conversation on theology, jazz, and the crisis within American evangelicalism. A professional jazz saxophonist and New Testament scholar, Dr. Campbell speaks candidly about reconciling his faith and artistry, critiques the political entanglements of modern evangelicalism, and shares a moving personal account of grace following divorce.
This episode features:
- The theological value of artistic creation
- Why internalized knowledge matters—for musicians and theologians
- The communal nature of both jazz and theology
- How tribalism harms the church’s mission
- Reflections from his book Jesus vs. Evangelicals
A rich, challenging, and hopeful conversation for those yearning for depth in faith and freedom in expression.
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