Who is behind
Christ is the Cure?
My name is Nicholas [Nick] Campbell and I live in Texas with my wife and two children. I have a BA in Biblical Studies and a MA in New Testament Studies. I am a layman at my local congregation who has been blessed by leadership in my venture of CITC and who has also been blessed to teach on occasion. I have also been blessed to teach/provide materials in other capacities/congregations and am open to other teaching opportunities in the future.
The heart behind Christ is the Cure was to be a resource for theology, apologetics, and a resource for growth for Christians. As time went on Christ is the Cure continued with this focus, but with more precision, intention, and depth. Two core ideas remain for CITC from the beginning to now: 1) Theology is for everyone and 2) CITC hopes to make that theology accessible for everyone/anyone while hoping to spark zeal (or zeal renewed) for God, His word, and His theological message.
Short introduction
Christ is the Cure
CITC is primarily a podcast based ministry that seeks to encourage deeper engagement on various theological topics while hoping to spark a desire and interest in others to mine the depths of Biblical Studies, Theology, and Church History.
CITC’s content mainly focuses on enriching Christians in whatever walk of life they may be in, seeking to spark an interest in theology and the riches of scripture to love and glorify God. Building off the principle that theology is for everyone, the approach of Christ is the Cure’s content tries to focus on quality over quantity. CITC seeks to provide accessible materials on theology and examinations of various topics and theological positions. Christ is the Cure’s covered subjects and topics range wildly and are from a Protestant perspective, considering scripture and history, while holding to the 1644/46 London Baptist Confession of Faith.
What CITC does Not do:
CITC does NOT replace
your local congregation
CITC does NOT answer pastoral questions or questions that should be taken to one’s elders
CITC does NOT replace one’s study of the word of God nor does it negate one’s responsibility to compare CITC materials with scripture
CITC does NOT replace your responsibility to pray and consider each subject carefully
f.a.q.
You have questions. Here are some answers.
The Christ is the Cure podcast is available on all major podcasting platforms including itunes, google, spotify, podbean, youtube, amazon, iheart, and more. The Christ is the Cure podcast airs on Thursday mornings at 7:00 AM when a season is in progress.
In February of 2022 CITC underwent a relaunch and in this relaunch the majority of season one episodes were archived. The remaining season one episodes were left with their original numbering for ease of access. Season two is the 23 episode “Through Nicaea” series.
I am open to the opportunity to appear in person. It is unlikely, however, that I will accept invites onto podcasts, youtube channels, etc. That said, I am up for considering any invitations and so feel free to reach out at [email protected]. When it comes to guests who are featured on the CITC podcast/website, I seek out the guests myself.
There are a lot of great podcasts out there as many have realized that podcasts have taken over the ‘radio’ world and so it is hard to give reasons for one to choose CITC over another podcast. That said, CITC seeks to stand out by focusing on quality over quantity and depth without the expense of accessibility while also attempting to address subjects in a manner unique to the podcasting world. In truth, the podcast was never expected to continue for more than a brief period, yet I have been blessed to continue on with CITC by the grace of God and those who have been lead to join the CITC support team.
Here are some quick facts about the podcast: It is in the top 5% podcasts overall | in the top 5% for more shared globally | in the top 5% most followed podcasts and each episode has a built in scavenger hunt to find the mispronounced term of the week. CITC has had its materials (not just the podcast) used by pastors and congregations nationally and internationally while reaching over 60 countries including seven on the world watch list of persecuted countries.