In this RECAPS episode, Tim critiques John Mark Comer’s views on deconstruction, exploring the complexities and nuances of faith transformation. Tim argues that deconstruction is often mischaracterized and emphasizes the need for understanding the cultural and political contexts that influence faith journeys. He reflects on the legacy of white evangelicalism, its shortcomings, and the importance of advocating for marginalized communities. The conversation highlights personal experiences of deconstruction and the quest for a more inclusive faith.

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Chapters

01:02 Getting into John Mark Comer's "Deconstruction"

06:08 Understanding Deconstruction: Perspectives and Mischaracterizations

11:52 The Impact of Cultural and Political Context on Faith

17:58 The Legacy of White Evangelicalism and Its Critique

24:06 Personal Reflections on Deconstruction and Acceptance

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