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Living Christianly in a Post-Christian Culture

Andy Crouch moderates a Christian Book Expo panel with Donald Miller, Ruth Haley Barton, Randy Frazee, and Mary DeMuth.

Christianity Today April 1, 2009

A Christian consensus could once be pretty much assumed for Western culture, even if many people didn’t possess personal faith. That is no longer true. Christianity is today viewed as just one of many spiritual options – and often with suspicion. How do followers of Christ respond in both word and deed? Christianity Today‘s Andy Crouch moderated this panel on March 20, 2009 for the Christian Book Expo in Dallas.

Panelists:

Donald Miller, Blue Like Jazz (Nelson)

Ruth Haley Barton, Sacred Rhythms (Inter-Varsity Press)

Randy Frazee, Making Room for Life (Zondervan)

Mary E. DeMuth, Authentic Parenting in a Postmodern Culture (Harvest House)

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