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Ep 80 How to be an Optimist of the Future with Stephen McAlpine

Episode 80 Published 2 days, 1 hour ago
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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke sits down with Stephen McAlpine to discuss the ideas behind his book Futureproof and what it means for Christians to live faithfully in an increasingly post-Christian culture. Together, they explore the cultural shifts taking place in the West, how believers can remain grounded in biblical conviction without retreating from society, and why the church must prepare for a future that looks very different from the past.

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on building resilient faith, raising the next generation with confidence, cultivating courage over comfort, and developing the spiritual habits that enable Christians to remain steadfast regardless of how culture continues to change.

You can find Stephen at https://stephenmcalpine.com/ and his book Futureproof: How to Live for Jesus in a Culture That Keeps on Changing at https://www.thegoodbook.com.au/futureproof 

Stephen also has some amazing publications on Substack that I highly recommend you check out at https://substack.com/@stephenmcalpine 

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