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🗓️ 20 March 2019
⏱️ 34 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to Mortification of Spin, a casual conversation about things that count with Carl Truman, Todd Pruitt, and Amy Bird. |
0:25.5 | Mortification of Spin is a weekly podcast from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. |
0:30.6 | Let's join this week's conversation. |
0:32.9 | Thank you. Well, welcome to Mordification of Spin. |
0:45.9 | My name's Carl Truman, a professor at Grove City College, and I'm here with my usual co-hosts, Todd Pruitt, PCa Pastor in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Amy Bird, |
0:57.3 | empowering women since what, 1962, something like that? |
1:01.3 | Hey, I'm not that old. |
1:03.3 | Well, today we have a special guest. |
1:05.3 | It's a real pleasure for me to introduce actually a former colleague, somebody that I worked with and alongside at Westminster for some years. |
1:14.4 | His name is Piers Taylor Hibbs, and he currently serves as the associate director of the theological English department |
1:21.5 | at Westminster Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania. But it's not his connection with the seminary that we're interested in today, |
1:28.6 | so much as a new book he's published entitled Finding God in the Ordinary. Great to have you |
1:35.4 | with us, Pierce. Yeah, thanks for having me on. Happy to be here. Great. I wonder if you could start by |
1:40.4 | giving us a little summary of your book or tell us what motivated you to write it? |
1:46.0 | Sure. Yeah, I was actually, the idea for the book came from an NPR interview that I heard on my way home from work one day. |
1:57.5 | They were interviewing the Scandinavian writer, Carl Ova-Knailskart. |
2:03.2 | And he had just written a first volume in a series of books that were basically |
2:07.7 | reflections on common objects that he saw in his life. |
2:13.7 | And he would kind of work through a description and ended up giving each of these objects |
2:19.0 | a kind of sanctity or larger significance. And I really liked that and I thought, you know, |
2:26.5 | it's concrete. People love, you know, the concrete, concrete writing like that. But what if a Christian |
2:33.7 | were writing this book and you had all |
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