Conversations on Writing, Reading, & the Christian Life
Join me as I interview pastors, authors, and writing experts in my journey to better understand the calling and the craft of writing, reading, and living the Christian life.
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Episode 180
Andrew Klavan
Beauty, Truth, and Reading the Gospels
I'm joined by Andrew Klavan to talk about his new book and how the English poets led him to a deeper reading of the Gospels and Christ.
Episode 179
Chris Martin
Social Media Platforms Are Not Neutral
Chris Martin joins me to talk about his new book, Terms of Service, and why Christians should be clear-eyed about the social internet.
Episode 178
Jason Patterson
Optimism and a Vision for People
Jason Patterson joins me to talk about his new book, From Your Biggest Fan. We discuss optimism and the pastor's vision for people.
Episode 177
Russ Ramsey
Learning to Love Art Through Faith
I'm joined by Russ Ramsey to talk about his new book on learning to love art through the eyes of faith.
Episode 176
Chase Replogle
Nothing Left to Prove
We wrap up our conversations on The 5 Masculine Instincts by looking at where character ultimately comes from and the time it takes to get there.
Episode 175
Chase Replogle
The Real Work Ahead
Having looked at the 5 masculine instincts, we ask what comes next? How do we go about living what we've learned?
Episode 174
Chase Replogle
Apathy: A World Too Wide
We wrap up the five instincts by looking at the instinct of apathy and the need for sacrifice necessary to keep faith alive.
Episode 173
Chase Replogle
Reputation: The Image of a King
Instinct number four is reputation and our impulse to protect our public image. Through the lives of David and Saul, we learn the real risk
Episode 172
Chase Replogle
Ambition: A Promised Land Lost
We continue our look at the 5 instincts by exploring the experience of ambition and why we need rest in order to check it.
Episode 171
Chase Replogle
Adventure: Cultivating New Eyes
We continue our look at the 5 instincts by exploring the desire for adventure and our need for better discernment.
