In 2004 Dr. Gerry Breshears, professor at Western Seminary, gave a presentation on the Emerging Church at that time during the Reformission Conference in Seattle, WA. In this audio piece we see Dr. Breshears critique the key players in the Emerging Church Movement up to 2004. The great thing about this mp3 that may be different then some other analysis is that Breshears looks through different writings to expose the theologies that tend to drive this movement. Although the audio is long it is because Brashears is taking questions along with his session. With that said we encourage the liste

In this audio from Chris Seay, we learn that the conversation does not start with what looks cool for the church but with the stand on convictions for the things we do know are true. There is a myth about narrative that it is just ambiguous, but in the church narratives are grounded in truth about God's redemptive story. We need to figure out how we can engage in culture with the modern tensions of our time, whether it is on the popular TV shows or current events. We need to gain Biblical wisdom which is seen as incarnational. Our knowledge must hit the road of reality so people may see authentic Christianity not just learn about it cerebrally.