He’s written a number of books, including Why Church Matters: Discovering Your Place in the Family of God and Dug Down Deep: Unearthing What I Believe and Why It Matters. He’s a former pastor and current graduate student and communications consultant, but most of us know him first and foremost as an author. That’s a hard thing to do, and it happens pretty rarely right now, and so when it does happen, when someone takes the risk and makes the change, I think it’s important to hear about it.Our guest is Joshua Harris. About an issue he had been very vocal about for a very long time.

It was about how important it is for Christians to get good at admitting, “I might be wrong.”I was thinking about that article a lot while I worked on this week’s episode, because this week, we talk with someone who took a big risk and said those words. It was called, “Four Words that Deprive You of Power for the Sake of the Gospel,” and I’ll link to it in the shownotes on the website. And one of my favorite articles that we ran before we turned the blog into a ministry was submitted by a reader who asked to remain anonymous at the time. Rick Barry: A lot of you probably know that, long before we launched this ministry, my co-founder and I started a blog together called The Body Politic that published short personal-experience articles by politically active Christians, so our blog has actually been around for a lot longer than our organization. “Four Words that Deprive You of Power for the Sake of the Gospel” I Survived I Kissed Dating Goodbye Transcript

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