There have been a number of changes in the last few months that seem to a) demonstrate an openness in culture toward Christianity and b) an alignment with some aspects of Christian morality.

Given these trends, how should we think about our place in a "negative" world? How should we respond given these realities? What does discipleship look like in a culture that's no longer predominantly Christian?

Wyatt Graham, Andrew Noble, and Phil Cotnoir discuss.

Wyatt Graham is the Executive Director of The Davenant Institute, the part-time Editor in Chief of The Gospel Coalition Canada, (Adjunct) Professor (Redeemer, Heritage, Ryle), and the cohost of Into Theology. He also serves with The Davenant Institute. You can follow Wyatt at https://wyattgraham.com/.

Phil Cotnoir is a professional writer and editor. He also works in automation (robots, gizmos, blinking lights). He has been published at Mere Orthodoxy, Faith Today, TGC Canada, THRIVE, and AgapeReview. Phil was a co-editor of A Glorious Fellowship of Churches. You can follow his writing at https://philcotnoir.com/.

Andrew Noble is a Theology PhD student at The University of Nottingham (as of Oct. '24). He is also a Pastoral Assistant at Grandview Church and the cohost of What Would Jesus Tech. You can follow his writing at https://www.andrewnoble.net/.