David Robertson, pastor of St. Peter’s Free Church of Scotland in Dundee, knows the cost of Christian courage. A trustee of the Solas Centre for Public Christianity, Robertson writes pieces for newspapers and magazines, and, through social media and his blog, The Wee Flea, he engages people coming from all kinds of viewpoints on issues at the intersection of the gospel and the culture. He is the author of The Dawkins Letters: Challenging Atheist Myths and Magnificent Obsession: Why Jesus Is Great.
In my conversation with Robertson, we talked about how the title for his blog came from his engagement with Richard Dawkins on atheism, what it’s like to pastor Robert Murray McCheyne’s former church, dealing with accusations that he isn’t nice, and the courage that contending for the gospel in a post-Christian culture requires.
You can listen to this episode of Help Me Teach the Bible here.
Related:
- The Culture Wars and the Distinction between Friends and Enemies (Justin Taylor)
- Jonathan Haidt on the Coddling of the American Mind (Collin Hansen)
- How to Live in a World Gone Mad (Collin Hansen and Mike Cosper)
