Getting evangelicals to work together with new The Gospel Coalition President Julius Kim

Is it possible for our different churches to be unified, without watering down the Gospel? What is the role of the church in an increasingly individualistic society?

Introducing Julius Kim - the new President of The Gospel Coalition. With over 30 million users on their website in 2019, TGC clearly has a key role in speaking into evangelical spheres and representing Christianity to a wider public.

Julius is just 10 days into his role - but Dominic doesn't hold back! In this interview, Dominic will bring key questions around the role of TGC and the change of culture:

• Is it possible for Churches to work together despite differences?
• Will this lead to a watering down of the gospel?
• Concern about how evangelical leaders interact in political debates (especially in the US)?
• Is it right for a church of Jesus Christ to align themselves with one side of politics? How does this impact the ability of the Church to evangelise?
  
  Julius also speaks to the dangers of privatised religion and how individualism is impacting our Churches. Julius will outline what he sees as priorities for evangelical Churches in an increasingly fractured time and what it means to be a ‘’pilgrim” in our own countries. As a Korean American Christian, Julius is uniquely equipped to address the role of the Church in a society which increasingly suggests it is unwelcome.
  
  Watch the full interview at http://www.thepastorsheart.net/podcast/juliuskimgospelcoalition

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