Trevin Wax, an author and journalist with a focus on Christianity and culture, shares his insights on the evolution of the evangelical church. He delves into the rise of neo-evangelicalism and its blend of faith and social engagement, inspired by figures like Billy Graham. Trevin highlights the contemporary shift in worship styles among younger generations seeking deeper spiritual roots. He also emphasizes the revival of ancient spiritual disciplines from the Ignatian and Celtic traditions, offering practical tips for incorporating them into daily life.

Vice President Trevin Wax discusses the evolution of church planting, emphasizing reliance on the Holy Spirit and the impact of capitalism. They delve into the importance of apologetics, equipping future pastors, and the need for impactful church growth. The episode explores shifts in church planting trends, challenges faced, and plans for the podcast's future.

Trevin Wax, general editor of The Gospel Project and author of the book, Rethink Your Self, discusses the common assumption of looking inward to create and define oneself. He explores the challenges of conflicting desires, loneliness, and the importance of community. Jesus provides an alternative with a 'look up' approach, surrendering to a higher authority and finding freedom in self-sacrifice. The podcast explores the transformative impact of Jesus' death and resurrection on our perspective, relationships, and desires.