Episode 16: Expressive Individualism

In this episode, Bob Thune and Dusty White explore the concept of expressive individualism — the cultural belief that a person's core duty is to look inward, find their own unique identity or feelings, and express them outwardly to the world. Drawing on insights from works by Carl Trueman and Alan Noble, they trace the cultural roots of this worldview and discuss how it fuels anxiety, social media habits, the relentless pressure to prove ourselves and, ultimately, how the gospel offers a better story.

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