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“This podcast with Andrew Root and Derek Tronsgard is eminently listenable. It is also hugely informative and very inspiring. So much of what they share makes sense in a way very little other theology or reflection does. It has helped me make sense of my own faith journey, as well as allowing deep reflection on my practise as a minister. This is for anyone interested in thinking about the Christian Faith or, actually, just being human in the21st century.”
FeeJayR via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/13/20
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“Root brings us the stories and ideas that we need for these chaotic times. He gives the listener direct and concrete ways to rethink how we do church. I've bought three of Root’a books, and this podcast is an excellent addition to his written work.”Read full review »
55 Elgin via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/05/20
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“Andy Root and Derek Tronsgard take us to school on how we got here as a church. With help from philosophers and a bunch of pop culture references, we hear about the cultural movement that brought us to what feels like Mars for a church that grew up in a different time. But this isn’t a podcast...”Read full review »
miflemin? via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/14/19
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“I really like the way this podcast makes me think, without some of the fluff of other similar podcasts. It’s direct and honest and good for the soul. The one thing I *don’t* like about this podcast is the mention of Amazon at the end of every episode. Do you have a sponsorship deal? Surely this...”Read full review »
Karen-not-a-Karen via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/15/24
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