Russell Moore kicks off Season 11 with an honest and wide-ranging conversation about the fractured state of American evangelicalism. From his own departure from the SBC to his reflections on revival, integrity, and biblical authority, Moore offers both critique and hope. Dave and Mike push into what needs preserving, what needs reimagining, and where we might see life again in the dry bones of evangelical witness.

Whether you’re nostalgic for the church you grew up in, disillusioned by it, or daring to believe something new is possible—this episode offers wisdom, challenge, and a reminder of the gospel’s power to revive.

🎧 In This Episode:

• The danger of using Christianity as a means to an end
• Why “personal” doesn’t have to mean “individualistic”
• Scripture as encounter vs. information
• What real revival might look like today
• Recovering wonder, hope, and moral credibility in the church

🛠 Resources Mentioned:

• Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America by Russell Moore
• The Russell Moore Show – podcast from Christianity Today
• Reckoning with Power: Why the Church Fails When It's on the Wrong Side of Power by David Fitch
• Center for Public Theology at Christianity Today