Louisiana NOW Podcast: Transformation with Rev. Sam Hubbard

Rev. Sam Hubbard has been appointed as the next Associate Director of Congregational Development and Transformation for the Louisiana Conference. Hubbard currently serves as the campus minister of the Wesley Foundation at Southeastern Louisiana University. We’ve heard from Hubbard before on the Louisiana NOW podcast when we focused on serving meals in the midst of a pandemic. In this episiode, we dig a little deeper with Hubbard himself - hoping you can get to know one of the people who will help transform ministry inside Louisiana. Hubbard knows a lot about transformation - his story is one of transformation itself - as he was once an atheist - how did he become who he is today? How can his past help all of us inside the Conference move forward? 

Rev. Hubbard described himself as an avid reader and here’s a list of what he’s currently reading: 

• Oikonomics by Mike Breen
• Why are all the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria by Beverly Daniel Tatum
• The New Testament in It’s World by N.T. Wright / Michael Bird
• The Brain-Based Enneagram by Dr. Jerome D. Lubbe
• What Do We Do With Evil? by Fr. Richard Rohr
• Know What You're For by Jeff Henderson
• The Crucifixion of the Warrior God by Greg Boyd

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