Colin Hansen, the Gospel Coalition's editor-in-chief and a historian of evangelicalism, teams up with Jared Wilson, a professor and pastor passionate about gospel-centered ministry. They dive into how historical movements have reshaped worship in evangelical churches. From the Spirit-Filled Revolution's influence in the 60s to the rise of the gospel-centered movement, they explore changing assumptions in church growth and the emergence of seeker-sensitive models. Their discussion reveals the ongoing tension between accessibility and maintaining a church's core identity.

Jared Wilson, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry and author, and Patrick Schreiner, New Testament scholar and theologian, engage in a lively Q&A at a theological conference. They tackle whether the gospel is political and the nuances of doctrinal disagreements. They offer tips for sharing faith with those unfamiliar with church culture, explore gender dynamics in ministry, and discuss the importance of humility in leadership. The conversation wraps up with reflections on becoming more like Jesus and navigating personal faith journeys.

Jared Wilson, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry and author, and Patrick Schreiner, Associate Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology, delve into the essence of the gospel. They explore whether the gospel is primarily a story or doctrine, stressing Christ's centrality. The duo discusses the importance of gospel centrality in personal transformation and the delicate balance between grace and morality in preaching. They also touch on the interplay between faith and government, urging listeners to engage thoughtfully with both realms.