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S2 Ep1113: Rethinking Church, Discipleship, and Why We Do the Things We Do: David Kinnaman

Theology in the Raw

Theology in the Raw

Theology, Politics, Christianity, Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Discipleship

4.51.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

David Kinnaman is the author of the bestselling books Faith For Exiles, Good Faith, You Lost Me and unChristian. He is CEO of Barna Group, a leading research and communications company that works with churches, nonprofits, and businesses ranging from film studios to financial services. In this podcast conversation, we talk about various interesting trends facing the church, including the need to "clean out the attic" of the church; that is, to reassess what it is we're doing and whether we should keep doing these things. 

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0:00.0

Hello friends, welcome back to another episode of theology and the Ramay guest is the one and only David Kinneman

0:04.9

Who's the author of several books including Faith for exiles good faith you lost me and unchristian

0:09.9

He's also the CEO of barna group a leading research and communications company that works with churches nonprofits and

0:16.7

businesses and I love talking to David because he has such a

0:21.1

Good global look at various trends that live at the intersection of the church and cultures

0:26.6

So please welcome back to the show the one and only David Kinneman

0:30.0

You

0:39.6

It's been a minute David since you've been on the podcast at at least a few years I think

0:44.7

I think it has yeah

0:46.3

Yeah, good to see you though

0:47.5

You two man, I wish we were hanging out in person shooting birds or something

0:52.8

Will you be shooting birds and I just be aiming at them and missing

0:56.4

That was the funnest that was one of the funnest weeks of my life. It's when we went on this this

1:02.5

Well, there's some kind of invite only

1:05.0

Weeklong hunting trip we had we had known each other right but not we never spent that much time together and like

1:10.8

I just want to get around to the gunnier shoulder like

1:13.9

I don't know how many times you shot it maybe once or something. I look natural, but I wasn't very very good

1:19.7

You're I think I only I think I only pulled the trigger one time like dang that was loud. I hurt

1:24.8

I'm not gonna do it again

1:27.2

We had worked on the nav project before and worked a bit on some research. Oh, yeah

1:33.6

We had met and you know interactive, but this was a that was a fun fun trip and I remember coming back

1:39.6

Uh, having shot no birds and caught no fish, but really trying very earnestly

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