Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson, a teaching pastor and author, J.D. Greer, a pastor known for his disciple-making approach, and Robert Smith, a longtime preaching professor, dive into the intricacies of effective preaching. They discuss how sermons can bridge ancient texts with modern concerns, the critical relationship between a preacher's character and their message, and the importance of overcoming obstacles to truly engage congregants. With insights on active listening and the transformative power of preaching, they inspire listeners to deepen their spiritual growth.

In this engaging discussion, guests Rebecca McLaughlin, an author focused on moral critiques, Keith Plummer, a sociologist exploring belief formation, and Andrew Wilson, a historian with insights from figures like Augustine, dive into cultural apologetics. They emphasize the importance of understanding cultural narratives and common longings instead of merely arguing propositions. The panel explores how to connect the gospel to modern desires, highlight community as a remedy for loneliness, and stresses the need for imaginative listening in apologetic encounters.

Gerald Morgan debates with Andrew Wilson, a theologian exploring Christian Zionism. They tackle the complex relationship between Christianity and Judaism, discussing biblical interpretations and their influence on modern views of Israel. The conversation dives deep into eschatology, the significance of rebuilding the temple, and the moral dilemmas tied to supporting Israel. They also critically analyze Israel’s role as a protector of Jews and the historical implications of nationhood, raising thought-provoking questions about identity and persecution.