Intersect

Where Faith Meets Culture


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Intersect is a ministry of the Center for Faith and Culture. It exists to educate you to engage the intersection of faith, culture, work and economics so you can equip others and be empowered to glorify God in all your life.

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Why Intersect?

From an early age, we learn to place our faith in a box. We may pull it out on Sundays, but we neatly return it to its hidden place the rest of the week.

As a result, faith has little to do with our day-to-day lives. We live, work and play as if God did not exist.

Faith deserves to be reunited with Monday to Saturday. Faith should have everything to do with our day-to-day lives. We should live, work and play for God’s glory.

How?

How can you make faith impact the rest of your life? Practically speaking, what does it look like for faith to intersect with culture, work and economics?

The Kern Family Foundation & Southeastern Seminary's Center for Faith and Culture have partnered together to answer these very questions. The result?

Intersect: Where Faith Meets Culture

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About Intersect

Intersect is a project of Southeastern Seminary's L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture. It exists to educate you to engage the intersection of faith, culture, work and economics so you can equip others and be empowered to glorify God in all your life.



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