In this special episode of ‘Gospelbound,’ Collin Hansen revisits the significant events surrounding March 11, 2020, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and its profound impact on churches, society, and our collective trust in authorities. He discusses the lessons learned from the pandemic, the cultural shifts that have occurred, and reflects on his 2020 predictions for the post-COVID world, emphasizing the continued importance of faith and community in navigating these challenges.

In this episode of Gospelbound, guest host Kendra Dahl interviews Collin Hansen about his new book, Where Is God in a World With So Much Evil? Collin shares how his background in European history and cultural apologetics shaped his approach to one of Christianity's hardest questions, particularly in light of historical tragedies like the Holocaust.

They discuss the post-World War II shift in morality, the rise of Hitler as a moral standard, and how modern comparisons often lead to self-justification. Drawing from Job and the Psalms, Collin highlights the importance of presence, silence, and crying out to God amid suffering.

Collin Hansen is joined by his good friend, Kevin DeYoung, to discuss DeYoung's newest book, Daily Doctrine. They explore the book's blend of devotional and systematic theology, and discuss some of its key themes, like Christology, antinomianism, and the doctrine of God. They reflect on David Wells’s influence, the mission of Clearly Reformed, and the role of family devotions in shaping faith. DeYoung also shares insights into the creation of The Biggest Story, a children’s Bible storybook designed to engage both kids and adults. The conversation touches on Old Princeton’s legacy, John Witherspoon’s contributions, and the balance between conferences and local church ministry.