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In All Things Podcast

In All Things Podcast

By: Justin Ariel Bailey
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Welcome to the In All Things Podcast, where we host conversations with diverse voices about living creatively in God’s created world. This fall the podcast will be hosted by several different guest hosts, complementing the creative content found on the In All Things blog.

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Christianity Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • Restoring a Christian Vision of Work
    27 May 2026

    In episode 75 of the In All Things podcast, Dr. Dave Mulder and Dale Zevenbergen interview Jordan Raynor, bestselling author and leading voice in the faith and work movement, to explore a renewed vision of work as participation in the unfolding goodness and restoration of creation.

    Raynor will also be a keynote speaker at Dordt University’s At Work in the Garden conference, where he and other speakers will further explore themes of faith, work, and vocation.

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    47 mins
  • Reclaiming a Christian Imagination
    20 Feb 2026

    In episode 74 of the In All Things podcast, guest host Dr. Gayle Doornbos, professor of theology at Dordt University, interviews Dr. Justin Ariel Bailey, dean of chapel at Dordt, and discuss his most recent book, Discipling the Diseased Imagination.

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    41 mins
  • Reckoning with the Call to Stay
    20 Nov 2025

    In episode 73 of the In All Things podcast, guest host Dr. Gayle Doornbos, professor of theology at Dordt University, interviews Howard Schaap, professor of English at Dordt and author of Brooding Upon the Waters: A Memoir of Farming, Fishing, and Failure in America's Lost Landscape.

    As part of a recent series on the In All Things blog, Doornbos and Schaap discuss disappearing landscapes, rural communities, rich histories, and the unexpected beauty that comes from committing to a place, inviting us to consider how faithful attentiveness deepens our sense of belonging in the places to which we are called.

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    41 mins
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