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Redemptive Participation: A How-To Guide for Pastors in Culture

Redemptive Participation: A How-To Guide for Pastors in Culture in Bloomington, MN
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Our culture is confused. And so are we. It's not just you or them. It's all of us.
But we can move past confusion and into a place of careful discernment.
Redemptive Participation
brings awareness to the shaping forces in our current culture and how to connect these dynamics with our teaching and practice.
Our ever-shifting culture has enormous challenges. And yet, for the discerning pastor (also a cultural participant) there are enormous opportunities for the gospel and the church to bear witness to the never-changing savior.
MIKE COSPER
is a writer, speaker, and podcaster. In 2016, he founded Harbor Media. He's the host of
Cultivated: A Podcast about Faith and Work
, the author of
Rhythms of Grace
,
The Stories We Tell
Recapturing the Wonder
, and the co-author of
Faithmapping
. Prior to launching Harbor Media, Mike served as one of the founding pastors at Sojourn Church in Louisville, Kentucky, and launched Sojourn Music, a collective of musicians writing songs for the church.
But we can move past confusion and into a place of careful discernment.
Redemptive Participation
brings awareness to the shaping forces in our current culture and how to connect these dynamics with our teaching and practice.
Our ever-shifting culture has enormous challenges. And yet, for the discerning pastor (also a cultural participant) there are enormous opportunities for the gospel and the church to bear witness to the never-changing savior.
MIKE COSPER
is a writer, speaker, and podcaster. In 2016, he founded Harbor Media. He's the host of
Cultivated: A Podcast about Faith and Work
, the author of
Rhythms of Grace
,
The Stories We Tell
Recapturing the Wonder
, and the co-author of
Faithmapping
. Prior to launching Harbor Media, Mike served as one of the founding pastors at Sojourn Church in Louisville, Kentucky, and launched Sojourn Music, a collective of musicians writing songs for the church.