
Brett McCracken
Senior editor for The Gospel Coalition and author of 'Scrolling Ourselves to Death'. Known for his insights on culture, media, and faith.
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Sep 16, 2024 • 1h 27min
What is Metamodernism? | Brett McCracken
Brett McCracken, a senior editor at The Gospel Coalition and author, discusses metamodernism as a hopeful counter to postmodern cynicism. He highlights evolving storytelling in film, blending sincerity and critical awareness. The conversation dives into the intersection of faith and popular culture, emphasizing authenticity and the church's engagement with contemporary longings. They explore how digital overload affects connections and the appeal of traditional practices in a fast-changing society, advocating for meaningful narratives amidst the chaos.

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Apr 29, 2025 • 1h 3min
Would Jesus Be on TikTok?
Brett McCracken, a Senior Editor at The Gospel Coalition and author of 'Scrolling Ourselves to Death,' and Ivan Mesa, Editor and co-editor of the same book, dive into the impact of digital technology on community and faith. They discuss the challenges of information overload, parenting in a tech-driven world, and the necessity of historical memory for spiritual health. With a nod to Jesus' timeless mission, they encourage the church to prioritize authentic relationships and navigate technology responsibly, turning digital distractions into avenues for genuine connection.

Apr 21, 2025 • 47min
Are We Scrolling Ourselves to Death? (Brett McCracken and Ivan Mesa)
Brett McCracken, a senior editor at the Gospel Coalition and author of 'The Wisdom Pyramid', joins Ivan Mesa, the editorial director, to discuss our digital obsessions. They explore how smartphone addiction parallels drug dependency and its impact on spiritual lives. They emphasize the need for intentional attention management to foster relationships. The conversation also touches on AI's ethical dilemmas and technology's role within Christian ministry, advocating for more engagement with literature and nature to reclaim our faith amidst digital distractions.