The Formation of the Next Generation of Christians

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Christianity is not inherited. There's no genetic sort of marker for Christianity. And even in cultures which have relied on cultural transmission for Christianity, Christianity quickly dies out. So we're going to talk about several things that we believe the next generation of Christians need. We're going to do it in a format that is familiar to the friendship of David and me.

Host Curtis Chang and regular guest David French discuss what young Christians need to be formed for thriving. In this far ranging conversation, they explore negative partisanship, the fruits of the spirit, the revival at Asbury, and how Christians should best interact with the world through politics. Also, Curtis describes how anxiety is a surprising underlying cause of the political acrimony and divisiveness that plagues our culture today. This special Good Faith podcast was recorded in front of a live audience at The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities, a higher education association of more than 185 Christian institutions around the world.

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