If you haven’t read Mike’s <a href="https://claphaminstitute.org/good-bones/">post on good bones</a>, you may want to start there. In this conversation we go a bit deeper into Mike’s faith background, what makes for good bones in a church, and what we ought to put our hope in moving forward. 
Books Mentioned In This Episode:
<ul class="ul1">
<li class="li2">A Secular Age – Charles Taylor</li>
</ul>

If you haven’t read Mike’s post on good bones, you may want to start there. In this conversation we go a bit deeper into Mike’s faith background, what makes for good bones in a church, and what we ought to put our hope in moving forward. Books Mentioned In This Episode: A Secular Age – Charles Taylor

If you haven’t read Mike’s <a href="https://claphaminstitute.org/good-bones/" rel="noopener noreferrer">post on good bones</a>, you may want to start there. In this conversation we go a bit deeper into Mike’s faith background, what makes for good bones in a church, and what we ought to put our hope in moving forward. 
Books Mentioned In This Episode:
<ul>
<li>A Secular Age – Charles Taylor</li>
</ul>

Episode 65: Good Bones

Iain McGilchrist describes the right hemisphere as “prophetic.” Mike Metzger’s voice has often been described as prophetic. Prophets are not weirdos. They instead have a wide-angle lens. They see more widely. This series of conversations is designed to widen your lens—on the faith, your work, the gospel, your physical body… you name it.

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