Although this is a ministry update post, today is an extra special day as America celebrates its Semiquincentennial or 250th anniversary. In honor of that, I wanted to share a great conversation from three thought leaders that I appreciate, listen to, and learn from regularly.
And, as far as the Ministry Update, if you’d like to learn more of the backstory behind my latest gig with Equal Rights Institute (as well as how that almost didn’t happen!), please enjoy this conversation with my dear friend, Josh Brahm.
Greg Austen is President of Equal Rights Institute, an organization that equips everyday people to have smarter, kinder conversations that transform culture and save unborn lives. A former church planter with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC), Greg is the author of several books, including How I Became a Christian Despite the Church, Christian Nationalism: A Constructive Conversation, and Irreplaceable: Recovering God’s Heart for Dads. He writes a regular blog at carpentertheologian.com and lives in the Greater Philadelphia area with his wife, Pam, near their three children and eight grandchildren.
