Now that we’ve looked at the name, mission, and strategy of Christ for Kentucky, this week Robert turns to the theological vision that is the foundation of all that this organization hopes to achieve: the grand story of God’s redemption.

When a university down the road is making headlines the world over for what many are calling a revival, what are we to think? Can we even call it a revival? On this week’s episode, Robert seeks to answer these questions by sharing his experience visiting Asbury and engaging with the school’s leadership.

Is Christ for Kentucky about evangelism or is it about social justice? On this week’s episode, Robert looks at how the Gospel was shared in the Bible and how that impacts his strategy for this organization.

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Christ for Kentucky seeks to be a resource for “public theology and strategy for the common good of the Commonwealth” but what does that look like in practice? In this episode, Robert goes into detail about each piece of that mission statement and explains how they represent three key components of societal change.

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In this episode, Robert shares the name of his new ministry, how he arrived at starting this new endeavor, and the meaning behind the name “Christ for Kentucky”.

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In part two of this this two-part “Pastoral Reflections” series, Robert shares some thoughts for church members about the best ways to communicate with and encourage their pastor. 

In this two-part series, Robert shares some reflections about his past 16 years of pastoral ministry. In part 1, he shares some of the biggest mistakes he made as a pastor and how pastors can avoid them.

Robert shares his thoughts about how Christians can engage with the Halloween holiday in a God-honoring and Biblical way.