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Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time
Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time
In this episode, I sit down with veteran journalist Mark Kellner for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation on the meaning of spiritual formation—both historically and in today’s rapidly changing world.
Mark brings decades of experience covering faith and culture, including his work with The Washington Times, The New York Post, and, currently, The Epoch Times. His perspective offers a unique lens on how religious life and personal belief are evolving in our time.
🔍 What We Discuss
We explore this increasingly used term—how it describes the journey of coming to faith and developing a deeply personal, internalized relationship with Jesus Christ.
A discussion on how God calls individuals and how we, as believers, can help guide others—step by step—toward deeper understanding and commitment.
We talk about the process of nurturing faith: from initial interest to active involvement, and ultimately toward the promise of eternal life.
An insightful look at how younger generations are searching for meaning—often outside of their upbringing—and what that means for the future of faith and the Church.
Spiritual formation is not just a concept—it is a lifelong journey. In a world full of uncertainty, people are still searching for truth, purpose, and connection with God. Understanding that process helps us better serve, teach, and connect with others.
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By Victor Kubik
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Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time
In this episode, I sit down with veteran journalist Mark Kellner for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation on the meaning of spiritual formation—both historically and in today’s rapidly changing world.
Mark brings decades of experience covering faith and culture, including his work with The Washington Times, The New York Post, and, currently, The Epoch Times. His perspective offers a unique lens on how religious life and personal belief are evolving in our time.
🔍 What We Discuss
We explore this increasingly used term—how it describes the journey of coming to faith and developing a deeply personal, internalized relationship with Jesus Christ.
A discussion on how God calls individuals and how we, as believers, can help guide others—step by step—toward deeper understanding and commitment.
We talk about the process of nurturing faith: from initial interest to active involvement, and ultimately toward the promise of eternal life.
An insightful look at how younger generations are searching for meaning—often outside of their upbringing—and what that means for the future of faith and the Church.
Spiritual formation is not just a concept—it is a lifelong journey. In a world full of uncertainty, people are still searching for truth, purpose, and connection with God. Understanding that process helps us better serve, teach, and connect with others.
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