More on Strange New Worlds

Carl Trueman’s new book “Strange New World” is among the most important books for individuals of faith to read this year.

We were very fortunate to have Carl write an article for us here: https://publicsquaremag.org/sexuality-family/identity/living-in-a-strange-new-world/

And Jeffrey Thayne interviewed him for us as well here: https://publicsquaremag.org/media-education/education/a-conversation-with-carl-r-trueman/

If you haven’t yet, be sure to check those out.

But I also wanted to point your way to a couple of podcasts that Crossway, the publishing house behind the book, has released.

The first is an interview with Carl where he goes into depth about how he believes churches should respond to the trends of expressive individualism he’s identified.

The second is a preview of his book in audio form and is definitely worth a listen.

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