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Andrew Root: Evangelism in an Age of Despair We talked with professor and author Andrew Root about the ironic reality that our modern pursuit of happiness has made us stressed, anxious, lonely, and depressed, and what evangelism and outreach might look like in this age of despair. Andrew Root: Evangelism in an Age of Despair
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Youthscape Podcast
Youth Work and Secularism with Andrew Root With the release of Andrew Root’s second book, The Pastor in a Secular Age, Martin caught up with him for another fantastic conversation about culture, secularism and innovation. listen here:
Gospel Beautiful Podcast w/ Michael Chan
In this wide-ranging conversation, I talk with Andy Root about his most recent publication, The Pastor in a Secular Age. This remarkable books takes on some of the most challenging issues facing the modern minister. Andy Root is author of many books, all of which are listed on his website. To suggest interviewees or to comment on…
New Time Religion with Andrew Root
What a Year It Has Been We’re back from summer break with a new batch of episodes and it’s….been….quite the year. There’s a lot going on with the global COVID pandemic, political turmoil, issues of equality and justice, and more. And so to kick things off, Andy talks about the perspective thinkers like Taylor and…
Religious Lives of Youth People- “Faithful Authenticity” with Andrew Root
We all have a deep desire to belong and to be understood. As we move through different stages of life and different cultural realities, we are constantly navigating what it looks like to live into our most authentic selves. For teenagers, this process carries a lot of insecurity and awkwardness, which can stir up anxiety…
What Does Resonance Look Like?
We’ve talked about “resonance” a lot on the podcast, but what does it look like in the real world? This week Andy shares a personal story from a family trip to Hawaii featuring messy dolphins and finding beauty in the midst of it all.
