Russell Johnson

Ryan Visconti, a pastoral leader, discusses revival and cultural engagement. Landon Schott shares insights from the memorial, highlighting moments of worship and forgiveness. Josh McPherson reflects on the gospel presentations and their national significance, while Russell Johnson analyzes cultural shifts in local churches. The conversation dives into the implications of 'Christian nationalism' and the importance of bold truth-telling in today's society, emphasizing a wave of spiritual hunger in congregations post-memorial.

Russell Johnson, a pastor and guest speaker, dives into the challenges facing pastors today amid cultural hostility. He introduces the concept of 'negative world missiology,' emphasizing the need for renewed boldness in ministry. The discussion highlights the church's response to cultural tensions during COVID-19, maintaining a clear mission while fostering community. Johnson advocates for authentic faith that prioritizes divine approval over societal pressures, urging leaders to courageously convey the gospel amidst a complex cultural landscape.

Minister Russell Johnson and Rich discuss authenticity in fulfilling God's call, sustaining the spirit, and staying steadfast in the face of opposition. They explore the journey from politics to ministry, spiritual awakenings, transformative power of the Spirit, leadership challenges, faith in culture, standing firm in beliefs, and unity in diversity.

Tim talks to Russell Johnson, pastor of Pursuit Northwest in Washington State. They challenge each other's beliefs, emphasize the importance of engaging with different perspectives, and explore the tension between conservative and progressive Christianity. They discuss LGBTQ rights, social justice, and the impact of public policy on individual freedoms.

Guest Russell Johnson delves into the significance of Palm Sunday, God's hidden plan in Esther's story, the divine favor of Mordecai and Esther, confronting generational legacies, transforming pain into power, and the weight of responsibility in fulfilling a greater purpose.