If I wanted to share the gospel with anyone who wasn’t white, I would have to abandon the secular faith of my ancestors. The two were irreconcilable."
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If any people should know what it means to have a good life surely Christians ought to have something to say
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Christian ethics is about being schooled in the narrative of Jesus and discipleship. It is not about what you would do in a hypothetical situation, it is about forming people who will act in a particular way when those situations come up.
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Drew Hart joins the podcast to discuss his forthcoming book, 'Who Will Be A Witness ' (September 2020), the ghosts of America's racist past, and what the Gospel says to us in a moment of pandemic, protest, and movement.
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What does it look like to be a sheep without a Shepherd? Why is God so obsessed with impossible possibilities? Is there a Pauline Gospel?
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A Presbyterian minister, Fred Roger ensured that the Grace of God was shared with everyone he met, whether in person or in The Neighborhood.
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On this episode of Crackers and Grape Juice, we talk about the influence American White Nationalists have had on the Trump White House, their hostility to science, and how it has impacted the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Grab a ticket, pour yourself a drink, and let’s find our grounding while we’re the Mystical Body of Christ.
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“To be patient when we are sick requires first that we learn how to practice patience when we are not sick. God has given us ample resources for recovering the practicing of patience.”
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The movie tells the story of Dewayne’s wrongful conviction for a cop-killing in Houston, his ten plus years on death row, and Brian’s legal struggle to free him. I’m fortunate to have these two as friends, and I hope you will check out their film.
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Grab a ticket, pour yourself a drink, and let’s find our grounding while we’re grounded.
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“When the Risen Christ breathes into his frightened disciples, he kisses them.” Up next on the podcast, we have Jack Levison.
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"Americans are at a crossroads. With the novel coronavirus prompting a nationwide lockdown and hospitals warning of an impending shortage of life-saving ventilators, we, the public must decide: What type of “expert” are we willing to listen to?"
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With biblical wisdom, research insights, and quick, actionable steps, this manual equips all traditions and denominations with practical ways to address the coronavirus threats and potential emergency.
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The truth that is Christ, the truth that can only be known by witness, is a truth that must make its way in the world by refusing to use the desperate means of the world to force others to acknowledge what is claimed to be true.
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Rediscover hope for a faithful public witness that serves the common good.
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God is using this time to remind the Church that Christianity is unintelligible without enemies.
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Hauerwas argues that the Bible can only be understood in the midst of a disciplined community of people, where the story is actually lived out by dedicated practitioners.
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Bishop Will Willimon on the Protocol for Reconciliation through Grace— a proposal that manages both to sound like a creepy measure in a dystopian science fiction novel (“protocol”) and like a sad euphemism for a break-up.
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