SOLA Network

In this new series, Danny and Monica look at recent research and studies about teenagers and families, and assess them through the lens of Scripture. They then apply their conclusions for their implications for Asian American Parenting. In part 1 of this series, they examine a study about childhood religious experiences and adult outcomes, and how it relates to communication in the adult-teenager relationship for faith.Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.

SummaryIn this insightful interview, Abe Cho shares his journey from Korean American roots to becoming a key thought leader in urban ministry and church planting. He discusses the importance of contextualization, the impact of social media on church communication, and the future of gospel-centered ministry in diverse urban settings.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Abe Cho and His Journey01:05 Abe's Early Spiritual Formation and Call to Ministry04:01 Transition to City to City and Thought Leadership07:54 The Role of Church Planting in Urban Contexts12:00 Post-Keller Landscape in New York City15:26 The Impact of Social Media on Church Unity19:47 Reflections on Tim Keller's Legacy and Influence25:42 Engaging Online: A New Approach to Social Media29:22 Navigating the Digital Landscape: Questions and Reflections34:37 Defiant Joy: A Vision for Christian Witness43:48 The Future of Urban Church Planting and Leadership49:37 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.

We're concluding our four part series on what scripture teaches us about Asian American parenting. And we're concluding with a look at Psalm 127:3, which says, "Behold, children are inherited from the Lord, the fruit of the womb, a reward."Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.

Join us as we explore the transformative journey of Ted Chen from a 35-year journalism career to a passionate ministry, discussing the evolving landscape of media, faith, and unity in a divided world. Gain insights on how faith influences journalism, the importance of diverse media consumption, and fostering community amidst polarization.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Ted Chen and His Journey03:21 The Evolution of Journalism06:12 The Shift to Opinion News09:14 The Impact of Cable News on Journalism11:46 The Role of Trust in Media14:26 Navigating Political Polarization17:29 The Intersection of Faith and Journalism19:45 Advice for Consuming News21:51 Personal Experiences in Journalism24:51 The Importance of Compassion in Reporting27:40 Reflections on Media Ethics30:31 The Future of Journalism and Faith39:18 The Rise of Faith-Based Content40:29 Navigating Church Divisions Post-202043:27 The Importance of In-Person Connections46:07 Encouraging Unity in a Divided Age49:16 The Role of Personal Relationships in Faith52:52 Finding Common Ground in Faith and Politics55:45 Transitioning from Journalism to Ministry57:33 Introducing Good News Ted59:11 The Future Vision for Ministry01:00:12 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.

We're in our mini series about what can we learn about Asian and American parents from Scripture. And today we're talking about Ephesians 6:1-4.