Why Young Christians Are Returning to Ancient Practices — Andrew Osenga Explains
Songwriter, musician, and creative director Andrew Osenga has spent decades exploring the intersection of faith, music, and the modern church.
As the founder of Anchor Hymns, Osenga brings together a collective of songwriters to craft new sacred music that draws on the richness of historic hymns and liturgical texts.
In this in-depth conversation, Osenga discusses the mission behind Anchor Hymns, the growing interest among young Christians in liturgical practices, and the challenges and opportunities of spiritual deconstruction. He also shares insights from his upcoming book, How to Remember, a guide to recovering spiritual rhythms and practices that have often been overlooked in contemporary faith.
From songwriting to discipleship, parents to pastors, this interview offers a thoughtful exploration of how faith, tradition, and creativity intersect in the lives of today’s believers.
