Sojo Stories: OVERRATED

By Catherine Woodiwiss
Still frame from Sojo Stories: OVERRATED. Image courtesy Sojourners.
Still frame from Sojo Stories: OVERRATED. Image courtesy Sojourners.
Nov 18, 2014
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Eugene Cho is overrated.

At least that’s what he’ll tell you in his new book, Overrated: Are We More in Love with the Idea of Changing the World Than Actually Changing the World?

Cho, pastor at Quest Church in Seattleand founder of One Day’s Wages and Q Café, is an outspoken Christian voice for social justice. His first book is a self-professed confession of the risks of personal platform in the work of justice — and a call to humble self-awareness for Christians in an age of social change-idealism. When justice and changemaking are buzzwords, how do we embrace the long challenge of bettering the world while remaining humble about our place in it?

Watch the interview below.

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Still frame from Sojo Stories: OVERRATED. Image courtesy Sojourners.