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Today’s raZe the roof is a blast from the past when Joe Miller and Leroy Hill sat down in 2018 to unpack Bart Campolo’s break from Christianity—showing it wasn’t born in a vacuum of urban hardship. The guys trace how his turn to Humanism flows naturally from the theology he inherited from his father, Tony, and explore how believers can pursue real compassion without slipping into the dead-ends of existentialism.
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