
Mike Goheen
Director of Theological Education at the Missional Training Center in Arizona and professor of missional theology at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis. He is a missiologist who studies how the mission of God is accomplished in a given culture.
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Sep 17, 2021 • 1h 2min
#68 | Do We Need to Reintroduce Christianity to the West? Pt. 2 | Mike Goheen
In this engaging discussion, Mike Goheen, a missiology expert from The Missional Training Center, shares his insights on reintroducing Christianity to a consumer-driven West. He emphasizes the Bible as the true narrative of the world, advocating for a more profound biblical storytelling approach. Mike explores the vital role of lament in faith and the need for theological education that prepares leaders for modern challenges. He also discusses the interplay between faith and nationalism, urging Western Christians to adopt a global perspective and revitalizing family faith practices.

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Sep 12, 2023 • 53min
#208 | The Story of God & Idolatry in Western Culture, Pt. 1 | Mike Goheen
Mike Goheen, an expert on idolatry in Western culture, discusses the presence of idols and false gods in the West. The podcast explores topics such as the reduction of faith to ideas, the influence of the American dream, and the marginalization of Christians. They also delve into various forms of idolatry in American and Canadian churches, including freedom, consumerism, and technology. The conversation highlights the failure of the Western story and invites listeners to embrace the bigger story that God offers.

Sep 15, 2023 • 48min
#209 | The Story of God & Idolatry in Western Culture, Pt. 2 | Mike Goheen
Mike Goheen, expert in biblical story and the Kingdom of God, discusses the modern church's cultural irrelevance and idolatry in Western culture. He explores the impact of Christianity on Western culture, the challenges of countering consumerism, and the irrelevance of the church. The podcast also includes recommendations on Newbigin's books and the challenges of following Jesus.