Love Thy Neighborhood

One year ago, revival broke out in a small town in Kentucky. Over 50,000 people showed up. Now, one year later, we return to that town to see what happened after the crowds left.

Resources

Listen to episode #70: The Origin and Outpouring of the Asbury Revival to hear how the 2023 Asbury Revival got started.

Articles to help clarify the word revival:

• https://www.biola.edu/blogs/good-book-blog/2023/what-is-christian-revival-three-resources-to-help-you-understand-revival
• https://renew.org/reflecting-on-the-word-revival/
• https://clearlyreformed.org/what-is-true-revival/
• https://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-revival.html

Contact Bridgette Campbell to connect with an Asbury witness team.

Credits

Special thanks to our interviewees Sarah Baldwin, Jeannie Banter, Asher Braughton, Lexie Presta, Lena Marlowe and Zhong Yang.

Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks, Co-host is Anna Tran.

This episode was written by Anna Tran and Jesse Eubanks.

Anna Tran is our producer and audio editor.

Music for this episode comes from Podington Bear, Blue Dot Sessions & Murphy D.X.

We’re changing things up on the LTN podcast. What’s going to stay the same? What’s going to change? Listen in and hear about our new format now!

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Christians say that God speaks to every generation but what happens when other voices are trying to drown him out? Stories of teenagers courageously facing a post-Christian culture, a global pandemic, and the threat living in their pockets.

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Resources

Amy’s book: My Tech-Wise Life

Andy Crouch’s book: The Tech-Wise Family

Christian colleges seeing record enrollment

Brad Griffin co-authored the book– Faith Beyond Youth Group

Pew Research Data

How U.S. religious composition has changed in recent decades

Religious affiliation among American adolescents

In U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace

Credits

Special thank you to our interviewees Ellory Coffey, Holden Faith, Amy Crouch, and Brad Griffin.

Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks, co-host is Anna Tran

Episode written by Anna Tran with Jesse Eubanks.

Anna Tran is our producer and audio editor.

Music for this episode comes from Podington Bear, Blue Dot Sessions & Murphy D.X.

In the last episode, we told stories exploring where the gospel meets teenagers. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on all the things they couldn’t say about teenagers - including the pitfalls of sheltering our teens too long and exposing our teens too soon. Anna interviews Jen Bradbury of Fuller Youth Institute about customizing our approach to discipleship for modern teenagers. Anna and Jen explore what conservatives and progressives each get right and wrong about teenagers and how the way of Jesus is better, and Anna makes a phone call to someone around the world to see what they’re doing right now to make an impact on today’s topic.

Join us on Patreon to hear Jen Beadbury’s response to our 3 extra questions.

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Resources

Jen’s new book she co-wrote: Faith Beyond Youth Group

Other books Jen has written: Called: A Novel About Youth Ministry Transition and What Do I Believe About What I Believe?

Study– The Great Opportunity: The American Church 2050

Knowing is more than information transfer–

Book from philosopher Esther Lightcap Meek: A Little Manual for Knowing

Kevin’s organization: Youth For Christ

Credits

Special thank you to our interviewees Jen Bradbury and Kevin Pringle

Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks, co-host is Anna Tran

Anna Tran is our producer and audio editor.

Music for this episode comes from Murphy D.X.

Christians say we should love our neighbors as ourselves, but does that include the literal stranger next door? Stories about the oddity of trying to be a good neighbor in the 21st century.