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Ep. 49: TBT:: The "Not from 'Round Here, and Why That DOES NOT MATTER!!" Edition | A Conversation with Brandon J. O'Brien
Preamble to the conversation: this was recorded back in May, and preserved for production for a reason.
Preamble to the Preamble to the conversation: we apologize. Sound quality is rough, but content is so good. Sooooo so so SOOOO good.
Meet Brandon J. O'brien, director of content Redeemer City to City, a ministry branch of Redeemer Church and Tim Keller, and author of a some ,very eye-opening books that help the believer to gather some necessary perspectives. One of which, Not From Around Here: What Unites Us, What Divides Us, and How We Can Move Forward. On this episode, we have a very strategic conversation on the importance of not abiding by the "single story narrative," why biases aren't necessarily bad, and how these things impact current faith culture...and a whole lot more.
This will be worth your time. Let us know what you think. Thank you so much for your support and for rockin' with us. May this bless.
The I-2-I Team
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Preamble to the conversation: this was recorded back in May, and preserved for production for a reason.
Preamble to the Preamble to the conversation: we apologize. Sound quality is rough, but content is so good. Sooooo so so SOOOO good.
Meet Brandon J. O'brien, director of content Redeemer City to City, a ministry branch of Redeemer Church and Tim Keller, and author of a some ,very eye-opening books that help the believer to gather some necessary perspectives. One of which, Not From Around Here: What Unites Us, What Divides Us, and How We Can Move Forward. On this episode, we have a very strategic conversation on the importance of not abiding by the "single story narrative," why biases aren't necessarily bad, and how these things impact current faith culture...and a whole lot more.
This will be worth your time. Let us know what you think. Thank you so much for your support and for rockin' with us. May this bless.
The I-2-I Team