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Technology is changing at lightning speed—but how do we keep up without losing our sanity? In this episode of Deep Roots, Jonny Reid and Robin Barfield dive into the moral panics of the past (yes, people once feared cheap paperbacks!), the accelerating pace of digital change, and how it impacts everything from anxiety to Christian ministry. They also explore how online theological education is shaping a new generation of learners. Whether you're a pastor, a student, or just someone trying to navigate the digital age wisely, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss! Everyday Dadding - Are smartphones rewiring my kids brain? - https://open.spotify.com/episode/5UNqVNhYs18TPgzeiw0Dlx?si=157456c8a292410f
Fresh off of the plane from Seoul, South Korea, Chris Howles the Director of Cross-Cultural Training here at Oak Hill College shares his experience from The Fourth Lausanne Congress. 5000 believers gathered from every country in the world to Seoul to connect, share and converse with one another and Chris shares how this congress has shaped his thoughts around cross-cultural mission. Tune in to hear his conversation with Eric Ortlund. Find out more about Oak Hill College Read Chris' blog on Lausanne Find out more about Langham Publishing Listen to "Meet An African Pastor"
Oak Hill Visiting Lecturer Natalie Brand in conversation about a beautiful doctrine that's at the center of the gospel and church life together. Deep Roots is a podcast produced by Oak Hill College. Join us for monthly conversations about theology and ministry. To find out more about Oak Hill College visit: www.oakhill.ac.uk
Kristi Mair talks with Eric Ortlund and Andrew Nicholls about how we actually come to know what is true, and how that underlies much of the Christian life. The conversation explores, among other things, how facts on their own are not enough, and why knowing the person telling you counts for so much. These are compelling issues for people entrusted with a liberating truth!