Collin Hansen and Bryan Chapell dive into the multi-generational challenges facing the church, exploring the growing disconnect between older and younger Christians as outlined in Chapell's new book, The Multigenerational Church Crisis: Why We Don’t Understand Each Other and How to Unite in Mission. They discuss cultural polarization, the need for theological unity, and the importance of godly leadership, offering hope for revitalization through understanding, compassion, and shared faith.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen and Matt Smethurst reflect on the lasting impact of Tim Keller’s gospel-centered teaching and legacy. Smethurst shares insights from his new book, Tim Keller on the Christian Life: The Transforming Power of the Gospel, which distills Keller’s most influential content on Christian living, emphasizing Keller’s ability to engage both heart and mind with grace-filled clarity. Hansen and Smethurst explore Keller’s unique communication style, his evolving focus on topics like idolatry, suffering, and friendship, and the deep theological roots that shaped his ministry.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Paul Putz joins Collin Hansen to examine the deep connections between American Christianity and big-time sports, drawing from Putz's new book, The Spirit of the Game, American Christianity and Big Time Sports.

They trace the historical development of Christian involvement in sports, starting with the influence of "middlebrow" mainline Protestants and the pivotal role of the FCA. The discussion highlights the shifting perspectives of sports journalism, from celebratory to critical and now often politically charged. They also touch on the complex intersections of faith, race, and cultural issues within the sporting world, particularly in recent years.