With Nathan Rittenhouse

Episode 5 of the PEP Talk podcast, hosted by Andy Bannister, titled "With Nathan Rittenhouse" was published on January 10, 2024 and runs 24 minutes.

January 10, 2024 ·24m · PEP Talk

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Summary

One of the most effective methods for sharing the gospel is through personal conversations. But in our modern world, many of us struggle with 'personal' and 'conversation' for a variety of reasons. Today on PEP Talk we discuss the issues and struggles we have with conversation, personal connection and empathy in an age of digital distraction and polarised public discourse. For further reading, books mentioned in this episode include Disruptive Witness [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Disruptive-Witness-Speaking-Truth-Distracted/dp/083084483X/] by Alan Noble and Reclaiming Conversation [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Reclaiming-Conversation-Power-Talk-Digital/dp/B015GCSRNS/] by Sherry Turkle. Our Guest Nathan Rittenhouse is a speaker, preacher and podcaster. After double-majoring in Physics and Philosophy, Nathan studied theology and pastoral studies in several institutions and holds an M.Div from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. Nathan has been preaching and speaking in the field of Christian apologetics at churches, campuses, and conferences for the last 8 years. He is the Co-Founder of Thinking Out Loud [https://toltogether.com/]. Nathan, his wife Erin, and their four children enjoy the great outdoors and are grateful for the wisdom, support, and opportunities to serve and grow in their local church.

Episode Description

For further reading, books mentioned in this episode include Disruptive Witness by Alan Noble and Reclaiming Conversation by Sherry Turkle.

Our Guest

Nathan Rittenhouse is a speaker, preacher and podcaster. After double-majoring in Physics and Philosophy, Nathan studied theology and pastoral studies in several institutions and holds an M.Div from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. Nathan has been preaching and speaking in the field of Christian apologetics at churches, campuses, and conferences for the last 8 years. He is the Co-Founder of Thinking Out Loud. Nathan, his wife Erin, and their four children enjoy the great outdoors and are grateful for the wisdom, support, and opportunities to serve and grow in their local church.