Join us for this timely discussion with Josh Ross about his new book, Coreology: Six Principles for Navigating an Election Season without Losing Your Witness. As we know, it can take hours, weeks, months, maybe even years for people to trust the witness of a Jesus-follower. And yet, we can lose that witness in a moment: with one social media post, a negative encounter, or an insensitive comment. Dozens of voices in our culture are fighting for our attention, affection, and allegiance, and for us Kingdom people, any form of drifting from our core confession of Jesus Christ’s kingship can lead to destruction. If we neglect our core, we lose our center, we lose our balance, and we can hurt our witness. We’ll talk about how to live with passion yet be driven by principles that keep us properly rooted.

Read this book review of Coreology: Six Principles for Navigating an Election Season Without Losing Our Witness, written by Shelby Coble. In addition to mapping out a summary of the book, she notes how important it is to know these principles both moving into an election season as well as living in a world that is ruled by politics, cancel culture, and culture wars. Instead, Coble reiterates the necessity to pursue a life of Kingdom-living.

Josh Ross is the lead minister at Sycamore View Church in Memphis, Tennessee. He is married to Kayci, and they have two boys, Truitt and Noah. He is the author of a few books, most recently Coreology: Six Principles for Navigating an Election Season without Losing Your Witness. He loves playing and watching sports, vacationing with his wife, and eating Memphis barbeque. Josh lives to be an igniter of faith, a reconciler, and an ambassador of hope.