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One-third of the APOCALYPTIC GOSPEL podcast, John Harrigan, joins Stephanie Quick for an extensive conversation examining how “eschatology drives discipleship.” How do the stories we tell ourselves inform our lives, decisions, and doctrines? What do Muhammad and Pax Romana have in common, and what warnings can we glean for Christian leadership? What happens if we let Plato shape our understanding of King Jesus? And in light of the reckoning the Christian world, particularly charismatic streams, are experiencing over the last few years, what should we hold onto—and what should we get rid of?
Watch & listen to TABLE TALKS Ep. 4 with Stephanie Quick & John Harrigan at THE EMMAUS TABLE.
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