Hosted by Ian Warner · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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The Urban Theologians Podcast is for Christ-followers who live in cities and want to be able to train themselves, equip their families, and lead their churches in ministry in the urban context.
Ian Warner hosts Urban Theologians, a religion show with 12 episodes published.
Ian and Josh unpack the value and impact of understand TQ, CQ, and EQ. For a church to operate well in a multicultural context, it must have theological intelligence, cultural intelligence, and emotional intelligence. As
Ian and Josh jump into a conversation on the unseen battles we face every day. Spiritual warfare isn't just a myth or a metaphor—it’s real, and it’s happening all around us. Join us as we unpack what spiritual warfare lo
Ian and Josh dive deep into a powerful truth: we often overlook our own needs, believing others are the ones who need help more than we do. But when we stop pushing our needs aside and embrace them, we realize something
Ian and Buop sit down to talk through pragmatism in the urban context. Pragmatism in this realm refers to a focus on what we think works versus what God says. Listen in as we discuss the implications of pragmatism in urb
Ian and Buop sit down to discuss the vision behind Urban Theologians. Urban Theologians seeks to equip Christians to see the city though new creation eyes, pursue unity amongst differences, and advance God's Kingdom in u
Ian, Buop, and Josh discuss the church's need to get outside of its own walls. It's hard in the current landscape to make disciples of all nations with a come and see mindset. You have to meet people where they are becau
Ian and Josh sit down to discuss outreach challenges in the urban context. This episode is great for anyone thinking about getting involved in outreach or evangelism in the urban context.
Ian sits down with Buop and Josh to talk about their experiences coming from immigrant families and how that impacts their view of the local church in America.
Ian Warner and Josh Carmenatte are back to talk about the death of the local church. It's common in America for people to say they drive 15-30 minutes to church. Why are people not going to churches in their neighborhood
Ian Warner sits down with Buop Reat to discuss the need for more planters and church leaders to go to the urban context to make disciples of all nations.
Ian Warner and Josh Carmenatte sit down to discuss the costs of poverty that many people miss or need to consider when ministering to the poor. This podcast will help open your eyes to different things you should conside
Ian Warner sits down with Josh Carmenatte for the first episode of the Urban Theologians podcast. Urban Theologians seeks to equip people to be Christians in the city. The urban context brings unique challenges, and as t
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Urban Theologians is hosted by Ian Warner. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 12 episodes.
Urban Theologians has published 12 episodes.
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