Jamin Goggin

In this engaging conversation, Jamin Goggin, a pastor and theology professor, delves into the often-overlooked practice of confession in church life. He discusses how the decline of public confession in Protestantism has affected accountability and healing. Jamin emphasizes the importance of pastors leading the way in confession and suggests that the act fosters genuine vulnerability. He also examines Augustine's confessions and why addressing pastoral insecurities can revitalize this essential spiritual practice.

Jamin Goggin, a seasoned pastor and author, dives into the challenges of pastoral ministry in this engaging discussion. He highlights the often-hidden sins that can ensnare pastors, such as pride, sloth, and envy, and how these can distort their ministry. Goggin shares personal insights from his sabbatical and stresses the importance of confession and accountability among church leaders. He also addresses the dangers of unchecked authority and the need for genuine love and faith in ministry. This candid conversation is a call for spiritual health and honesty in pastoral roles.

Kyle Strobel and Jamin Goggin, authors of the book "The Way of the Dragon or the Way of the Lamb", join the podcast to discuss where God's power comes from. They explore the contrast between the way of Jesus and the way of the world, addressing issues like selfish ambition and the pursuit of power within the church. The speakers emphasize the importance of spiritual theology in seminary education and highlight the significance of true strength found in dependence on Jesus.