Trevin Wax

Trevin Wax, vice president at the North American Mission Board, and Thomas West, senior pastor of Nashville First Baptist Church, dive into the significance of catechisms in modern faith. They discuss how 'The Gospel Way Catechism' serves as a vital tool for effective discipleship and theological education. The duo highlights the necessity for new catechetical resources that resonate with today's cultural narratives. Lively anecdotes about friendships and cultural influences pepper the conversation, making deep theological insights accessible and engaging.

Thomas West, pastor of Nashville First Baptist Church, and Trevin Wax, NAMB research VP and author, discuss The Gospel Way Catechism and its role today. They talk about why catechisms return in cultural upheaval. They explore Western self-centeredness, controversial cultural narratives like sexuality, and how a counter-catechism equips Christians for spiritual formation.

Vance Pitman, the President of Send Network and founding pastor of Hope Church Las Vegas, Trevin Wax, the Vice President of Resources at the North American Mission Board, and Joel Muddamalle, the Director of Theology and Research for Proverbs 31 Ministries, dive into the crucial task of confronting culture with biblical truth. They discuss the dangers of legalism, the intersection of faith and modern ideologies, and the importance of sound doctrine. The trio emphasizes the need for church leaders to navigate contemporary challenges with wisdom, ensuring their teachings remain grounded in scripture.