“Curiosity and the gospel are not two things we usually associate with each other, and I think that might be part of our problem in the church. It’s at least indicative of why our churches often have a culture that doesn’t really reflect the gospel.”
So how does curiosity help create a gospel culture in the church?
I do my best to answer that question in this video I recorded for The Gospel Project, a Bible Study Curriculum designed to help people of any age understand the redemptive story line of Scripture. I start with what curiosity is and why it’s so significant in how we understand scripture and God. I then touch on curiosity in personal life and relationships, in how we interact with culture, in how we approach crossing cultures, in our spiritual lives, and in ministry.
https://vimeo.com/279983413
For more on curiosity in life and ministry check out my book The Curious Christian: How Discovering Wonder Enriches Every Part of Life. If you are interested in seeing what kind of curious person you are (or are not) visit CuriousChristianBook.com and take the short assessment.
