Gospelbound

Collin Hansen and Irwyn Ince discuss Ince's book, Hope Ain't a Hustle, exploring how our hope in Christ impacts faithful living amid cultural and societal challenges, suffering, and injustice. They delve into the critical roles of Scripture, gathered worship, and community in sustaining our hope, and they highlight the importance of daily disciplines in cultivating our anticipation of God's victory over sin and injustice.

Exploring the influence of smartphones on culture and devotional practices, discussing digital liturgies and biblical wisdom in an online age. Delving into the impact of technology on identity and societal norms, specifically regarding the transgender revolution. Navigating challenges of modernity with wisdom and discernment, exploring the implications of technology on cultural narratives and ethics.

Jeremy Treat discusses the transformative power of the atonement, exploring the paradoxical nature of self-giving love and the reversal of exaltation. They delve into the unity of the cross and the kingdom, challenging societal values and showcasing the influence of biblical principles today. The discussion highlights substitutionary atonement, emphasizing the Trinity's love in salvation and the profound significance of the cross in reconciling diverse aspects of Christ's ministry.

Discussion on the significance and complexities of authority in both church and society, focusing on godly leadership exemplified by Jesus. Exploring the impact of the internet on exposing abuse scandals in the Catholic church and promoting accountability. Delving into the dynamics of spiritual abuse and the need for ethical leadership. Examining the delineation of spiritual authority between church and state.

Exploring unexpected pathways to faith, motives, and doubts in Christianity. Discussing the challenges of faith and sexuality, embracing doubt, and navigating religious differences. Delving into the transformative power of Christianity and the importance of personal interactions in the faith journey.

Brad Wilcox, author of 'Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization', discusses the role of churches in reinforcing family values, the impact of government policies on marriage, the influence of technology and club sports on families, and the positive effects of church involvement on relationships.

Reflecting on the legacy of Tim Keller, the impact of transgender issues, the influence of artificial intelligence, and the ongoing conflict in Israel and Palestine. Memorable interviews, Elizabeth Elliot's biographies, and the debate over reading books within the Christian community.

The podcast discusses the pressure faced by church leaders and introduces a book on maintaining sanity. They reflect on Mary's anticipation for justice through her child, Jesus.

In this podcast, Josh Chatraw discusses his books 'The Augustine Way' and 'Surprised by Doubt'. He challenges traditional notions of apologetics, explores the connection between doubt and faith, and emphasizes the importance of love in the search for Christian truth. The relevance of studying pre-modern North Africa is highlighted, as well as the challenges of navigating a pluralistic environment. The impact of Christianity on human ideals and values is also explored.

This podcast explores the collapse of new atheism and the reconsideration of Christianity by secular thinkers. It discusses the shift in focus towards tackling woke ideologies, the rise of new atheism and its impact on Christianity, the effectiveness of looking weird in evangelism, the transformative power of the Bible, and the importance of addressing the needs of young adults in evangelism.