That’ll Preach Recovering the Art of Catechesis — with Dr. Alex Fogleman
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Aug 6, 2025 Join Dr. Alex Fogleman, an assistant professor at Trinity Anglican Seminary and author of Making Disciples, as he unpacks the revival of catechesis in modern discipleship. He emphasizes the importance of community in forming mature believers and contrasts ancient practices with today's spiritual needs. Delve into how catechesis fosters deeper faith through relational learning and the memorization of foundational Christian texts. Discover why this intentional process is essential for nurturing a vibrant church life and a genuine connection with God.
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Need for Rootedness in Formation
- The popularity of liturgy and formation arises from a deep cultural need for rootedness and wholeness.
- Modern life fragments identity and community, driving a desire for practices that ground faith and life integration.
Catechesis as Foundational Formation
- Catechesis is a foundational, comprehensive introduction to Christian belief, hope, and love.
- It bridges gospel proclamation and deeper study, enabling lifelong discipleship formation.
Catechesis Forms Whole Persons
- Catechesis forms whole persons for encounter with God, beyond mere theological literacy.
- It prepares believers intellectually, morally, and spiritually to participate in divine encounter.
