In a world promising friction-free living, the church faces a subtle but serious danger—not a retreat from sin, but a retreat from stress. Mark, Liddy, and Daniel explore why a generation of leaders in their 30s and 40s may be quietly shrinking back from their calling—what Thomas Aquinas called pusillanimity: a small-souled settling for safety over risk. As the world tips from anxiety into fear, the next generation isn't looking for polished, perfectly balanced leaders. They're looking for people willing to incarnate into the mess of relationships, work, and this particular moment in history—and follow Jesus into it anyway.➡️ For subscriber chats and resources, head to ⁠rebuilders.co⁠

What does faithful leadership look like when the crises stop being background noise and start hitting people's bank accounts, job prospects, and sense of the future? Mark and Daniel explore why this moment calls for something more than relevance or self-help Christianity—and why God may have placed this generation of leaders here specifically to prepare those who will build what comes after.➡️ For subscriber chats and resources, head to ⁠rebuilders.co⁠

The world isn't just chaotic—it's increasingly beyond anyone's control. Mark maps the avalanche of forces reshaping human society and asks what faithful, hopeful Christianity looks like as people lose their sense of agency. The answer might be the oldest one in the book.➡️ For subscriber chats and resources, head to ⁠rebuilders.co⁠