8.3.23 Beardcast with Andrew Root
This week on the Beardcast we sat down with Andrew Root to talk about his latest
When Church Stops Working: A Future for Your Congregation beyond More Money, Programs, and Innovation
This week on the Beardcast we sat down with Andrew Root to talk about his latest
When Church Stops Working: A Future for Your Congregation beyond More Money, Programs, and Innovation
New Creation Conversations Episode 070 – Dr. Andy Root on Charles Taylor, Karl Barth, and the Church’s Crisis of Decline in a Secular Age listen here
The Parent Trap – Avoiding the New Parenting Pitfalls in the 21st Century (Dr. Andrew Root) The Resolutions Podcast welcomes noted speaker, author, and educator Dr. Andrew (Andy) Root. Andy breaks down parenting trends in the 2020s and points out the hidden parenting and educational pitfalls that are beginning to appear from the observation decks…
Learning to Let Go in Ministry: Beyond Church Growth Pressure Many church leaders feel crushing church growth pressure—the anxiety that if you don’t reverse decline or manage outcomes perfectly, you’ve failed. But what if that pressure is actually destroying the connections you’re trying to create? In this episode of the Pivot Podcast, Dr. Andrew Root…
The Displacement of Enchantment People are still spiritually curious, passionate, and committed today even while many are leaving traditional churches. Watch this pivot podcast episode with Dr. Dwight Zscheile and Dr. Andy Root to dive deep into the intersection of Christian faith and our secular age. In today’s pivot podcast episode, we are taking a…
Navigating Faith & Ministry In A Secular World with Dr. Andrew Root oin us at the Bible Bistro as we welcome Dr. Andrew Root, known as Andy, from Luther Seminary, to discuss faith and secular challenges. We dive into Andy’s insights from his academic work and life in a small church community. Our conversation revolves…
Secular Mysticisms – A Conversation with Andrew Root Depending on the person using them today, words like ‘secular’ and ‘secularism’ tend to be proclamations of triumph or cries of alarm. But for thinkers like Jacques Ellul and Charles Taylor, more measured and contemplative approaches to whatever secularism is and does are required to get a…