God Is Speaking … If We Will Listen | Os Guinness
Shane welcomes Dr. Os Guinness to tell their stories using his book, Signals of Transcendence.
The creeds of Christianity summarize the most paradoxical and surprising story the world has ever known. So why do so many find them boring? In this best-of episode, Shane welcomes Trevin Wax to explain why the core truths of our faith are an invitation to adventure, using his book, The Thrill of Orthodoxy.
The Thrill of Orthodoxy: Rediscovering the Adventure of Christian Faith by Trevin Wax
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Shane welcomes Dr. Os Guinness to tell their stories using his book, Signals of Transcendence.
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