Extroverting for Introverts, COVID 5 years later, and Pew’s Research on Religion in America

On this episode, Pastors Brian, Josh, and Judah look at some new research suggesting that small acts of extroversion make a huge positive impact on the lives of introverts and discuss how introverts can maximize these benefits. Then, with the five-year anniversary of COVID lockdowns passing this week, they reflect on the impact of that time personally, professionally, and societally. They close with a conversation about a huge recent study from Pew showing the religious and spiritual beliefs of Americans and their implications for how we approach evangelism and discipleship.

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Introverts Should (Sometimes) Act Like Extroverts from Vox

30 Charts that Show How COVID Changed Everything from The New York Times

Pew: American is Spiritual, but Not Religious from Christianity Today

Religious Landscape Study from Pew Research Center

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