S2 Ep1156: How Jesus Disrupts Politics as Usual: Josh Ryan Butler

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 26 February 2024

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

In this conversation, Preston and Josh talk about his latest book (release date: March 5) The Party Crasher: How Jesus Disrupts Politics as Usual and Redeems our Partisan Divide, which is an incredible book about political discipleship and how followers of Jesus can faithfully engage the political world around us.

Joshua Ryan Butler is a pastor and the author of The Party Crasher, Beautiful Union, The Skeletons in God’s Closet, and The Pursuing God. Josh loves shifting paradigms, to help people who wrestle with tough topics of the Christian faith by confronting popular caricatures and replacing them with the beauty and power of the real thing. He and his wife, Holly, along with their three children, live in Portland, Oregon. They enjoy spending time with friends over great meals and exploring the scenic beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

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0:00.0	Hey friends welcome back to another episode of theology around my guest today is my very good friend
0:03.9	Joshua Ryan Butler he's been a pastor for a couple decades is the author of several books including his
0:10.0	about to be released the party crash or how Jesus disrupt politics as usual and
0:15.9	redeem our part partisan divide which is the topic of our conversation I just
0:20.9	love how not only thoughtful and well read Josh is but he's also extremely
0:27.2	accessible and how he communicates what could otherwise be very hard to understand truths. He's also the author of beautiful union,
0:35.1	skeletons in God's closet, and the pursuing God. He and his wife Holly
0:39.4	live with their three children in Portland, Oregon and I don't know how many times Josh is on the
0:43.9	podcast but this is probably at least the third or fourth time he's been on so
0:47.2	please welcome back to the show the one and only my very good friend Josh Butler. Butler. Josh Butler, what is going on man?
0:54.0	Hey, Josh Butler what is going on man? Hey Preston how you doing man it's good to see you we are
1:06.8	releasing books on politics on the same day the same day totally not. I don't maybe divinely
1:14.3	coordinator. That's so awesome which which by the way I love your book man it's so
1:19.0	good I'm so stoked. Thanks man. Thank you. Yeah Vice versa man and what is it about March 5th?
1:26.8	Is there something with that day that a publisher or is it just really just it could have been
1:30.2	March 6th, March 7th or is there something about that?
1:33.0	I don't know.
1:34.4	I don't know.
1:35.4	Yeah, I don't know.
1:36.4	That was the date that the publisher suggested.
1:38.9	But I actually don't know if there was, I'm sure there was a logic behind it. It might have had to do with when different things were getting
1:44.8	released by the publisher as well. But yeah. That's true. Okay. I know there was knowing, hey, we're going into the election
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