It's time to delve into one of Stu's favourite eras: the nineties! Joel and Stu walk through experiences of the time and how many people found hope and meaning when you were supposed to not care and never sell out. They also continue to trace the evangelical line and how it lead to fresh ministry ideas such as the incarnational approach and the youth ministry discussions. While skateboarding and grunge music defined a generation, the priority was still to never sell out the gospel.01:17 Cultural Artefact - Skateboards05:25 The 1990s17:36 Tracing the evangelical line30:43 Ministry ideas of 1990s and inviting a response44:44 Are fresh ideas a marker of an evangelical?54:40 Youth Ministry discussions in 1990s and not selling out the gospelWatch this episode on YouTubeDISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODEEpisode with Andy StephensonDogtown and Z-BoysTime's Preceding with Caution articleKurt CobainPenny LoaferThe Nineties: A Book, by Chuck KlostermanSeinfeldFriendsTall Poppy SyndromeGeneration XGrunge musicChristian Coalition of AmericaClinton–Lewinsky scandalScopes Monkey TrialLosing My Religion, by R.E.M.Spice GirlsThe Coming Revolution in Youth Ministry, by Mark SenterPanteraCONTACT USEmail: [email protected]: https://discord.gg/jTD5KNAYVEWebsite: shockabsorber.com.auSoul Revival Shop: soulrevival.shop

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