Losing Our Religion??? (with Russell Moore)

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University / Sean McDowell & Scott Rae

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🗓️ 7 September 2023

⏱️ 37 minutes

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What does it mean that we must "lose our religion" in order to regain the integrity of the gospel message? What must the church do to regain its faithfulness to the way of Jesus in our polarized culture. Join Scott and Sean as they discuss these questions and more with Russell Moore, Editor in Chief of Christianity Today, and one of the most insightful commentators on the intersection of Christian faith and contemporary culture.Russell Moore is Editor in Chief of Christianity Today and is the...

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0:00.0	Has the Evangelical Church lost its integrity, its credibility, what does it mean that the Church must
0:08.0	quote lose its religion in order to regain its soul?
0:11.9	We answer these questions and more with our guest and good friend
0:14.3	Dr Russell Moore, executive editor of Christian Today, an author of a brand new book called
0:19.0	Losing Our Religion, an Altar Call for Evangelical America. I'm your host Scott Ray and I'm your
0:24.9	co-host Sean McDow and this is Think Biblically a podcast from Talbot
0:28.0	School of Theology here at Biola University. Russell so glad to have you with us
0:31.8	again.
0:33.0	Oh, I'm always thrilled to be with you.
0:35.0	You're one of our very favorites here.
0:38.0	Well, likewise.
0:39.0	And so appreciate your book.
0:41.0	You know, this is one to read slowly and carefully. And my guess is it's also, it sounds
0:48.9	like it's the culmination of quite a long spiritual journey for you.
0:53.0	So how would you summarize the backstory behind this
0:55.7	that motivated you to write it at this time?
0:58.6	The backstory really came out of a bunch of conversations that I was having with people who were
1:07.0	coming to me and saying I'm just almost in a place of despair and I was actually also having that conversation myself with
1:17.8	with people that I trust and working through that sense of is is everything as crazy as it seems and is there
1:29.0	an off-ramp to all the craziness so it was it was working my way through those conversations
1:34.8	really was the the starting point right the book we had you on about five years ago
1:39.6	which was close to the beginning of this podcast interestingly enough you were one of our early
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