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412: Matt Chandler on Hitting a Wall, The Chaos of Brokenness, Living Emotionally Muted, The Anatomy of a Moral Failure, Finishing Well, and Why We Need a More Robust Theology of Suffering

Podcast · October 23, 2024

This week, Matt Chandler opens up about hitting a wall in 2022 and the emotional toll it took on him. We’ll discuss the dangers of living a life emotionally muted, the anatomy of a moral failure, and the importance of a robust theology of suffering. As someone dedicated to serving others and building the Kingdom, Matt’s insights offer a unique perspective on the challenges we all face. I’m thrilled you’ve joined us as we delve into these topics and explore what it means to finish well in life.

Guest Bio

Matt Chandler is a husband, father, pastor, elder, and author whose greatest desire is to make much of Jesus. He has served over 20 years as the Lead Pastor at The Village Church in Flower Mound, TX, which recently transitioned its five campuses into their own autonomous churches. He is also the Executive Chairman of the Acts 29 Network, a large church planting community that trains and equips church planters across the globe. Matt is known worldwide for proclaiming the gospel in a powerful and down-to-earth way and enjoys traveling to share the message of Jesus whenever he can.

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