Thanks to logistical wizardy of Teer Hardy (Ryan to my Michael Scott) we’ve started to do a weekly podcast here at Tamed Cynic.
For this installment, we’ve got professor (North Park Seminary), author (Prodigal Christianity), church-planter and pastor (Life on the Vine).
As I mention in the video, David Fitch’s Prodigal Christianity reads like the practical, church field guide to Stanley Hauerwas’ and Will Willimon’s classic book, Resident Aliens. After leaving a successful career in business, Fitch returned to school, studied Hauerwas and now brings a biting Anabaptist edge to thinking about the mission of the Church in a post-Christian context.
Check out David Fitch’s blog (he ranked just ahead of me on Christian Piatt’s ‘Best’ List last year!).
Be on the lookout for the next installments of the podcast.
We’ve got Stanley Hauerwas, Brian Zahnd and Brian Blount in the queue.
You can listen to the Soulen interview here below in the ‘Listen’ widget on the sidebar.
You can also download it in iTunes here.
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Related Posts
June 26, 2013 Prodigal Christianity
April 10, 2014 Interview with Brian Blount- March 20, 2014 Interview with Scot McKnight
November 16, 2016 Episode 52: David Fitch – Fired Up about Faithful Presence- June 29, 2016 From the Vault: David Fitch
June 21, 2019 Episode #213– David Fitch: The Church of Us vs Them: Freedom from a Faith that Feeds on Making Enemies
“We organize justice into a program,” challenging stuff. Just started “Prodigal Christianity” this week so extremely timely for me.
I really enjoyed it, just don’t tell David Fitch that.