New York Times Bestselling author David Platt outlines why the tightly held personal and political convictions of so many Christians have become idolatry, how politics and division are fueling deconversion, and how the American Gospel hijacked so many hearts. Show Notes Church Leader Toolkit Attend a Live Podcast Recording! On The Rise Newsletter

David Platt, a renowned Christian author and pastor, dives into engaging culture through a Christian lens. He discusses navigating changing views on marriage and sexuality, emphasizing thoughtful Christian responses. Platt contrasts political and spiritual leadership in understanding Jesus' message. He highlights core beliefs about life, morality, and social issues, advocating for Christians to be salt and light in the world. Through personal stories, he inspires active community involvement and the importance of embodying God's values in everyday life.

David Platt, author of 'Don't Hold Back', discusses the decline of constructive conversation in the church, the importance of unity in the family of Christ, unity in diversity, and understanding the history of racism in America.

In this engaging discussion, David Platt, a renowned speaker and thought leader, highlights how entrepreneurs are uniquely positioned 'for such a time as this.' He explores the incredible opportunities arising from current technological and economic trends. Platt emphasizes the importance of divine guidance in business decisions, the balance between professional success and spiritual growth, and the lasting impact entrepreneurs can make beyond their lifetimes. Listeners will be inspired to embrace their entrepreneurial journeys with a sense of divine purpose.

Exploring the deeper meaning of work in relation to glorifying God, the podcast delves into the story of Nehemiah rebuilding Jerusalem's walls with dedication amidst opposition. It highlights the significance of various types of work in contributing to God's glory, emphasizes the impact of sin on work, and explores how faith in Jesus transforms everyday tasks into acts of worship.

Pastor David Platt joins Annie F. Downs to have an honest conversation about singleness in the church. They explore how singles can thrive, the importance of open conversations with pastors and church leaders, and how to help single people feel seen and valued. The podcast also discusses the unique opportunities singleness provides for spreading the gospel, the challenges faced by single pastors, and the concept of building family through spiritual children. They highlight the importance of community and offer support to those navigating the complexities of being single in the church.

David Platt and J.D. Greear discuss the purpose of life on earth and how to align with God's plan. They emphasize humility, seeking God's will, and enjoying a loving relationship with Him. Platt highlights the global mission to exalt God's glory and shares insights on living out God's purpose in everyday life. The conversation also touches on constructive feedback and growth through disagreements.

David Platt, impactful speaker at Faith Driven Entrepreneur Live event, discusses surrendering businesses to God. Topics include balancing worldly achievements with spiritual fulfillment, living out the Great Commission, leading with love, and aligning life with God's purpose for eternal flourishing.

The podcast features guests such as David Platt, Alan Barnhart, Dan and Angel Rutledge, and Pete Ochs. They discuss topics like acting as stewards, not owners of businesses, the role of faith in guiding business decisions, and finding personal pain points in entrepreneurship.

David Platt, Lead Pastor at McLean Bible Church and founder of Radical, discusses the importance of intimacy with God and prioritizing a biblical gospel over an American one that values comfort, power, and politics. He shares insights from his new book, 'Don't Hold Back,' exploring unity in the church, justice with the gospel, and the beauty of a multi-ethnic bride of Christ. Platt also reflects on embracing spiritual disciplines and the danger of ministry without intimacy with Jesus.