Gospelbound
Why Our Children Don't Want to Be Parents
Apr 1, 2025
Nadya Williams, a scholar and author of 'Mothers, Children and the Body Politic,' explores her fascinating journey from a secular Jewish upbringing in Russia to embracing Christianity. She highlights how societal views on motherhood have shifted, often viewing it as a burden rather than a blessing. The conversation reveals the implications of these changing attitudes on family dynamics, and the need for Christians to reclaim the dignity of human life. Williams emphasizes the importance of community support in fostering a positive view of parenting.
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- Nadya Williams highlights the shift in societal perceptions, arguing that children and motherhood are often seen as economic burdens rather than invaluable treasures.
- The podcast emphasizes the crucial role of communal faith and deeper relationships in countering cultural narratives that diminish the dignity of human life.
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Reviving the Gospel in a Disconnected World
The podcast emphasizes the importance of communal faith, particularly through the TGC 25 event, which aims to reconnect believers with God and one another. It highlights the transformative power of the gospel to rejuvenate individuals amidst feelings of isolation and weariness. The event focuses on studying Ephesians, exploring the concept of being 'alive together' in faith. Participants are encouraged to engage deeply in worship and teaching while equipping themselves to address the challenges of a fraying world.
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