The City to City Podcast

Welcome back to Season 2 of the City to City Podcast hosted by Brandon O’Brien, Abe Cho, and Jules Martinez. 

This episode explores the major trends shaping 21st-century cities, including increasing religiosity, migration, and digitalization, and their implications for church planting and evangelism.

Resources mentioned:

• Migration and the Making of Christianity by Jehu Hanciles
• The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism by Tim Keller
• "Toward a Missiology for the Digital World" by Abe Cho
• The City to City DNA

  The City to City Podcast explores gospel-centered urban ministry and church planting through conversations with pastors, church leaders, and practitioners serving cities around the world.

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Welcome back to Season 2 of the City to City Podcast with hosts Brandon O’Brien, Abe Cho, and Jules Martinez. 

In this episode, Brandon and Abe reflect on Season 1 and preview what’s ahead in Season 2.

Resources mentioned

• Persecuted for My Name — Timothy Keller and S.E. Wang 
• Defiant Joy — Abraham Cho
• Evangelism Anywhere — edited by Jennifer Chan and Braeden Gregg

This month, our hosts discuss the nature of movements. What defines a movement, and what sorts of motivations actually lead to them making change? How does a gospel-based movement differ from secular ones? Join the conversation by taking a listen and letting us know your own thoughts.

This episode, our hosts discuss the nature of the city—the beauty, the brokenness, as well as the ways both the Bible and humanity view the bustling metropolises of our world, past and present. Join the conversation by taking a listen and letting us know your own thoughts.

In this episode, Abe, Brandon, and John discuss the crucial importance of never tiring of the gospel and how it renews us daily as we follow Jesus's commission.

In this introductory episode, Abe, Brandon, and John set the direction for the podcast and propose a simple metaphor of a GPS, a map, and a compass to help us think about our relationship to Tim Keller’s thought leadership and how we move forward faithfully.