The Four Speeches: The Concession Speech
Why is the concession speech such an important speech in the electoral drama in the US?
And: What is the appeal of Donald Trump?
Guest: Andrew Root, Professor at St Paul Luther Seminary
Why is the concession speech such an important speech in the electoral drama in the US?
And: What is the appeal of Donald Trump?
Guest: Andrew Root, Professor at St Paul Luther Seminary
We’re Making it Way too Complicated Ministry Collaborative program staff Adam Borneman and Beth Daniel continue our series “Faith Overflowing with Hope” with the Rev. Dr. Joe Scrivner (Stillman College, Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church) and Dr. Andrew Root (Luther Seminary) about secularism’s influence on worship, having our being in Christ, and the importance of clearing the way to…
Episode #343 Churches and the Crisis of Decline Congregations often seek to combat the crisis of decline by using innovation to produce new resources. But leading practical theologian Andrew Root shows that the church’s crisis is not in the loss of resources; it’s in the loss of life–and that life can only return when we remain…
I had a conversation with Andrew Root, who is a theologian and wrote the book “Evangelism in an Age of Despair.” We explored how evangelism can serve as a way to comfort others, stressing the importance of real human connections during hard times instead of just trying to get people to attend church. Root criticizes…
with Joel Wentz 2:36 / 55:27 Innovation, Neoliberalism & Mysticism with Andy Root
Reframing Evangelism: Following Jesus into Sorrow with Andy Root Part 1 What If Your Church Is Already Doing Evangelism (and Just Doesn’t Know It)? Many church leaders struggle with how to evangelize in ways that feel authentic and faithful. In this episode of the Pivot Podcast, @LutherSeminary professor Andy Root @andrewroot5890 offers a radically different…
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: