Secularism and the Gospel (Nathan, France)
In this thoughtful and provocative talk, Nathan Lambert shares what itβs like to live as a faithful minority in one of the most secular nations in the world. From the legacy of the French Revolution to todayβs deep cultural commitment to religious neutrality, the Church in France has been shaped by both resistance and resilience.
Nathan explores the unique gifts and challenges of French evangelicalism, including a theological depth born out of a long history of academic influence, while also cautioning against exporting cultural strongholds disguised as gospel truth. He unpacks what it means to be a remnant people in a post-Christian culture, and invites the wider Church to recognise both the distinct timbre and the vital contribution of the French church to the global body of Christ.
