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Zach Bolen of Citizens joins the show to discuss God, doubt, life, faith, dads, and so much more.
Bible stories are...a bit weird aren't they? We gloss them over and sanitize them without thinking and at the same time rob the purpose. What happens when we engage with them, intentionally, with a small group of those closest to us?
Well believers...we did it. We finally got abortion back under view of Scripture...or did we? #Spoileralert that's not true.
You are the you you are supposed to be. That's way to many "you's" but I just do not care :).
We are bodies nested together on this planet and have lost connection with one another as well as ourselves. How do we begin to reconnect with that which we are?
A.J. Hendry is a Youth Development Worker and housing advocate, working in the Youth Housing and Homelessness space. He leads a service supporting rangatahi experiencing homelessness and is also an advocate working collectively to end youth homelessness in Aotearoa NZ. He is also the curator and creator of the blog and podcast When Lambs Are Silent, where he explores the intersection between faith and justice.
Re-membering the church through history and our lineage. This is a powerful conversation from a powerful story of Lisa's family.
Candice joins the show to discuss some of what makes up #RedLipTheology with one another, #rideordie
We've come along way as a species when it comes to science and faith but still, I think, so often miss it entirely. We assume one should do the job of the other and grow fearful when it can't. Listen in as Janet and I begin to open up what it's like to view science in a new light.
Have we made echo chambers our new idols? Progressives and Fundamentalists alike seem to think they've cornered the market on what church is, what God's Kingdom is, and why it matters...
What the heck even is the hyphen in Judeo-Christian...made up mostly but still worth digging into.
Brandon joins the show to discuss his latest book. I don't say this lightly, it's good (the book) ...and this episode isn't bad either. Small spoilers ahead.
A conversation about how we handle the stories of Scripture and how changing the lens of the words can make things so much grander.
Each episode this year has brought an answer to a question that I think is so big. That question..."when we say God what are we actually trying to say?". Here are those answers, in part.