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Gospelbound

Gospelbound

著者： The Gospel Coalition Collin Hansen
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 Gospelbound, hosted by Collin Hansen for The Gospel Coalition, is a podcast for those searching for firm faith in an anxious age. Each week, Collin talks with insightful guests about books, ideas, and how to navigate life by the gospel of Jesus Christ in a post-Christian culture.2020 The Gospel Coalition キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 政治・政府 聖職・福音主義
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  • A Tool for Spiritual Formation in a Secular Age

    A Tool for Spiritual Formation in a Secular Age
    2026/01/27
    At the end of the class on cultural apologetics I teach at Beeson Divinity School, I assign a group exercise. The students need to compose 10 questions and answers from a modern-day catechism. Historically catechisms have emerged during times of cultural transition and confrontation—such as our own, in the aftermath of Christendom and the Enlightenment, awaiting whatever develops in post-liberalism.So catechisms are not merely a relic of our past but a vital resource for the present that prepares us for the future. I’m delighted with how The New City Catechism, especially our devotional, still serves readers. And I’m delighted by a new volume, The Gospel Way Catechism: 50 Truths that Take on the World, published by Harvest House and written by my friends Trevin Wax and Thomas West.Tim Keller said, “We need a counter-catechism that explains, refutes, and re-narrates the world’s catechisms to Christians.” And what’s what Trevin and Thomas have done in The Gospel Way Catechism. Trevin is vice president of research and resource development at the North American Mission Board. Thomas is the pastor of Nashville First Baptist Church.In This Episode00:00 – What’s wrong with the world: deeper than ignorance or injustice00:34 – Collin’s “modern catechism” assignment and why catechisms return in transitions01:03 – Introducing The Gospel Way Catechism and Keller’s “counter catechism” vision01:36 – Welcoming Trevin Wax and Thomas West01:54 – “Can Baptists write a catechism?” and Baptist catechesis history02:57 – Influential catechisms: Keach, Spurgeon, Heidelberg, Luther, Calvin, Westminster03:23 – Most controversial truths today: sexuality and deeper “me-first” narratives04:51 – “What has gone wrong?”: ignorance, injustice, expressive individualism07:14 – Moving beyond whack-a-mole to the Bible’s deeper diagnosis09:37 – Western self-centeredness and sin as being “curved in on ourselves”12:24 – Writing process and Keller’s influence: every catechism is counter-catechesis13:48 – Origin story at The Kilns (C. S. Lewis’s home) and testing in a London church15:45 – Objections: “we don’t need this” and why cultural frames change catechesis needs20:18 – Returning from London: seeing American wealth, waste, and politics differently24:13 – Why Leviticus gets a chapter: sacrifice, scapegoating, and modern idols27:59 – Catechesis and spiritual formation: tools, Word-centeredness, and Gen Z hunger31:38 – Encouragement from readers: cultural narratives filtered, doctrine re-centered33:09 – In 20 years: transhumanism, bioethics, reproductive tech, assisted dying36:06 – “What is human?” and “What is truth?”—new iterations of old questions36:39 – Closing thanks and sign-offResources MentionedThe Gospel Way Catechism by Trevin Wax & Thomas WestNew City Catechism by Kathy KellerA Heart Aflame for God by Matthew Bingham— — —📫 SIGN UP for my newsletter, Unseen Things:https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/podcasts/gospelbound🎁 Help The Gospel Coalition build up a renewed church for tomorrow. Let's Build Together: Donate Today at https://www.tgc.org/together🎧 Don’t miss an episode of Gospelbound with Collin Hansen▫ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gospelbound/id1499898207▫ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kRYr5FTKr5ru1N7MR65Br✅ SUBSCRIBE: ▫ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thegospelcoalition▫ TGC Updates: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/newsletters Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    38 分
  • What We Learn from the Black Church About the Culture War

    What We Learn from the Black Church About the Culture War
    2026/01/13

    Here in Birmingham, Alabama, I often teach about the civil-rights movement as the most effective faith-based movement for social change in American history. We have a bitter heritage of violent segregation. But the same city produced the heroes of the struggle, the ordinary men and women (especially children) who stared down the police dogs and fire hoses in the march for their freedom.

    Justin Giboney honors such heroes as pastor Fred Shuttlesworth and commends their example for today in an informative, provocative book, Don’t Let Nobody Turn You Around: How the Black Church’s Public Witness Leads Us Out of the Culture War, published by IVP. Justin is the cofounder and president of the AND Campaign. The endorsement of this book by Bob Roberts calls Justin a “strange mix of Tim Keller and Martin Luther King Jr. wrapped up in his own personality and voice.” High praise!

    In This Episode
    00:00 – Jesus, truth, and critiquing our own side
    00:33 – Birmingham, civil rights, and faith-based social change
    01:00 – Introducing Don’t Let Nobody Turn You Around
    01:40 – The burden behind writing the book
    03:07 – Family history and the Black church tradition
    04:05 – Why Fred Shuttlesworth matters
    05:14 – “Biblicist and actionist”: faith and public courage
    06:05 – Nonviolence, moral discipline, and leadership
    07:11 – Shuttlesworth and King: contrasts and complements
    09:23 – Why moral progress isn’t inevitable
    12:10 – Moral imagination and Christian hope
    15:57 – What is the culture war? 18:44 – Humility, self-critique, and redeemable opponents
    21:29 – Justice, moral order, and refusing false binaries
    22:51 – King, the late 1960s, and the cost of a “third way”
    25:26 – Militancy, frustration, and historical context
    28:01 – Why Christians can’t abandon character
    31:12 – Tyranny, violence, and ending debate by force
    33:18 – Advice for young activists
    35:19 – Frederick Douglass and critiquing your own movement
    38:37 – Accountability, power, and political humility
    43:36 – Christian nationalism and historical amnesia
    47:24 – Final encouragement: civility, faithfulness, and hope

    Resources Mentioned

    • Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around: How the Black Church's Public Witness Leads Us out of the Culture War by Justin Giboney

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    49 分
  • Work and the Meaning of Life

    Work and the Meaning of Life
    2025/12/30

    Work is the meaning of life.

    Got your attention?

    Your identity is tied to what you do.

    I bet I have it now.

    So argues David Bahnsen in his book Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life. Bahnsen is the founder, managing partner, and chief investment officer of The Bahnsen Group, a national private wealth management firm. He’s also the author of several books, including Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It.

    In This Episode
    00:00 – Why Christians shouldn’t pit work against family or church
    01:10 – Why Full Time Work and the Meaning of Life matters so deeply to Bahnsen
    02:11 – Losing his father and discovering purpose through work
    03:56 – The church’s discomfort with ambition and vocation
    06:00 – Identity, salvation, and what our work says about us
    09:06 – “Work is the meaning of life?” A biblical case from Genesis
    12:55 – The crisis of men not working and its social consequences
    16:12 – How Reformed theology shapes Bahnsen’s view of vocation
    19:41 – The influence of Tim Keller and Every Good Endeavor
    23:14 – Rejecting the zero-sum view of family vs. career
    31:41 – Productivity, early mornings, and modeling joyful work
    36:10 – Why in-person work still matters after COVID
    44:39 – Conviction, politics, and resisting tribal thinking
    54:21 – Overcoming resentment by telling the truth

    Resources Mentioned

    • Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life by David Bahnsen
    • Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It by David Bahnsen
    • Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God’s Work by Tim Keller

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    56 分
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