The primary focus of this podcast episode is the evolving nature of evangelism and discipleship in light of contemporary cultural shifts, as articulated in Travis Michael Fleming’s book, “Blueprint: Kingdom Living in the Modern World”. The discussion emphasizes that traditional methods of evangelism, once effective in a more monocultural context, are now inadequate due to […] Read More
A holy week devotional and prayer for those going about the Lord’s business.
Read MoreTravis Michael Fleming embarks on a profound exploration of his book, Blueprint: Kingdom Living in the Modern World, addressing the prevailing crisis within evangelicalism. He articulates a sobering assessment of the current state of the church, underlining the alarming statistics that indicate a significant exodus from church attendance, quantified at over 40 million individuals in […] Read More
In a compelling conversation, Travis Michael Fleming and Christopher J.H. Wright explore the intersections of Wright’s personal journey, his theological insights, and his influential role within the Lausanne movement. Wright, who grew up in Northern Ireland, shares how his upbringing in a missionary family profoundly shaped his understanding of faith and mission. The rich landscapes […] Read More
Travis Michael Fleming and Christopher J.H. Wright engage in a profound discourse concerning the implications of Chris’ book, “The Great Story and the Great Commission”. Central to their conversation is the assertion that the Great Commission must not merely be perceived as a task to be completed, but rather as an enduring invitation to partake […] Read More
In this enlightening episode of “Those Who Serve the Lord,” Travis Michael Fleming engages Christopher J.H. Wright in a thought-provoking discussion that centers around the latter’s book, The Great Story and the Great Commission. The discourse emphasizes the importance of a coherent understanding of the biblical narrative, which is essential for effective ministry and discipleship. […] Read More
The dialogue presented herein elucidates the profound contention surrounding the term “evangelical,” which has increasingly been perceived as toxic due to its entanglement with political aspirations, as articulated by James Davison Hunter. He posits that the conflation of faith and nationalism has led to an erosion of the essence of Christianity, transforming it into a […] Read More
Travis Michael Fleming engages in a profound dialogue with Dr. James Davison Hunter regarding the pressing themes articulated in Hunter’s seminal work, *Democracy & Solidarity: The Roots of America’s Political Crisis*. Central to their discourse is the assertion that genuine political change is inextricably linked to the deeper structures of culture, which politics alone cannot […] Read More
In this episode, Travis Michael Fleming sits down with Dr. James Davison Hunter to unpack the deep fractures in our political and cultural landscape—fractures that don’t just divide Republicans and Democrats but also cut through the pews of our churches. How can Christian leaders navigate these landmine differences without blowing up their churches or losing […] Read More
The more we are online, the more disembodied we are. As Christians, we want to be rooted in a time and in a place. In The Art of Living in Season, Sylvie Vanhoozer invites readers to join this community of little saints and to follow them not only at Christmas but also throughout the whole […] Read More
