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In this episode of the Faith (In)Forming Podcast, Travis Jamieson sits down with theologian Ross Hastings for a rich and practical conversation on the ascension of Jesus Christ and why it matters for everyday Christian faith and discipleship. Too often overlooked, the ascension is not a minor doctrine — it reshapes how we understand Christ’s reign, the mission of the church, Christian hope, and how believers see the world.
Together, they explore what it means to develop a baptized imagination — learning to see reality through the lens of the gospel story — and how the ascended Christ transforms our worship, witness, leadership, and daily life. This episode connects biblical theology, spiritual formation, and pastoral practice in a way that is accessible and deeply encouraging.
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Perfect for pastors, church leaders, theology students, and thoughtful Christians who want a deeper, more integrated faith.
Subscribe for more conversations on theology, spiritual formation, and the life of the church.
By Travis JamiesonIn this episode of the Faith (In)Forming Podcast, Travis Jamieson sits down with theologian Ross Hastings for a rich and practical conversation on the ascension of Jesus Christ and why it matters for everyday Christian faith and discipleship. Too often overlooked, the ascension is not a minor doctrine — it reshapes how we understand Christ’s reign, the mission of the church, Christian hope, and how believers see the world.
Together, they explore what it means to develop a baptized imagination — learning to see reality through the lens of the gospel story — and how the ascended Christ transforms our worship, witness, leadership, and daily life. This episode connects biblical theology, spiritual formation, and pastoral practice in a way that is accessible and deeply encouraging.
Topics include:
Perfect for pastors, church leaders, theology students, and thoughtful Christians who want a deeper, more integrated faith.
Subscribe for more conversations on theology, spiritual formation, and the life of the church.