Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Julian Keats (2024)

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Does Election Day Communion Still Matter? with Andrew Camp | Episode 207 50:34

1d ago50:34

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Election Day Communion was an effort started by two Mennonite pastors and an Episcopal layperson in 2012. to try to bring people together on Election Day. The hope was after people voted, they would come and gather at the communion table. Subsequent events took place in 2016 and 2020. But the Facebook Page for Election Day Communion was not updated…

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Foodtruck Ministry with Kari Olsen | Episode 206 41:27

8d ago41:27

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Shobi’s Table is a foodtruck that is also a ministry. It is a pay-as-you-can food truck that creates and serves from-scratch, delicious, nutritious meals rescued food from Twin Cities Food Justice to make meals such as burritos, wraps, sandwiches, salads, hot dishes like baked pastas, fried rice, and more. I’m talking with Deacon Kari Olsen, the Mi…

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Pastors and the Great Man Theory with Julian DeShazier | Episode 205 51:10

15d ago51:10

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In this episode, Dennis chats with Julian DeShazier about how the great man theory has poisoned the church and a better way for pastors and congregations to do ministry that is more in line with what our faith teaches. Julian is the Senior Minister at University Christian Church in Chicago, writes for the Christian Century and is an Emmy-winning hi…

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Faithful Christian Engagement in Politics with Miranda Zapor Cruz | Episode 204 51:40

23d ago51:40

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In this episode, I speak with Miranda Zapor-Cruz, author of "Faithful Politics," about the role of Christians in the political landscape as the 2024 presidential election approaches. We discuss the challenges of engaging with politics while maintaining spiritual integrity. Miranda Zapor Cruz is a professor of historical theology at Indiana Wesleyan…

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What Does It Mean to Be Progressive and Inclusive? with Sam Wells | Episode 203 46:26

30d ago46:26

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In this episode, I engage with Reverend Dr. Sam Wells, vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London, on the intricate meanings of 'progressive' and 'inclusive' in Christianity. Wells challenges the simplistic view of progress as a linear moral improvement, arguing it can perpetuate a patronizing mindset. He links these discussions to the theology of…

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SHORTS: What Will You Preach the Sunday After the Election? with Joshua Gritter | Episode 202 16:32

1M ago16:32

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In this Church and Main Shorts, we look at a clip from a May interview with Joshua Gritter, a Presbyterian Pastor in North Carolina. We talk about what he and his wife will preach on at the church they serve on the Sunday after the election (hint: it won't be about the election). Suggested Reading and Listening: The Full Episode with Joshua Gritter…

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Election Year Christianity with Doug Skinner | Episode 201 1:08:06

1M ago1:08:06

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In this episode of Church and Main, I speak with retired Disciples of Christ pastor Doug Skinner about Christian behavior during election years. (It isn't good.) We discuss the divisive rhetoric often found in the church and emphasize the need for kindness and grace despite political disagreements. Suggested Reading and Listening: Episode 139: Why …

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A Theology of Digital Ministry with Jim Keat | Episode 200 47:00

2M ago47:00

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In this milestone 200th episode of Church in Maine, I chat with Jim Keat, digital minister at Riverside Church, about the theological foundations of digital ministry. We explore how technology enables authentic connections and engagement within congregations, especially during the shifts driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jim highlights the importanc…

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Navigating Digital Ministry with Ryan Dunn | Episode 199 56:31

2M ago56:31

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The importance of digital ministry was made clear during COVID when churches had to go all digital. But now that we are all back in the pews, is there still a need for digital ministry? If so, what does it look like beyond livestreaming Sunday worship? I talk with Ryan Dunn, a minister for online engagement with the United Methodist Church on how d…

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SOLO: Thoughts? No. Prayers? Yes. | Episode 198 28:35

2M ago28:35

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In the wake of a recent school shooting in Georgia, Dennis looks at the role of prayer and why Mainline/Progressive Christians should take the act of calling out to God more seriously. Show Notes: “Our expressed opinion is an essential pole of the process of God’s decision-making” by Jason Micheli No Thing- by Chris Owen Donate: Venmo- @churchandma…

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Ministry Along the Border with Joe Tognetti | Episode 197 58:51

2M ago58:51

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Joe Tognetti, a United Methodist pastor in McAllen, Texas, returns to the podcast and shares insights on the immigration experience at the U.S.-Mexico border. He dispels common misconceptions about the region and migrant caravans, emphasizing the role of local churches and humanitarian organizations in providing essential support to migrants. Sugge…

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Does God Care About the Working Class? | Episode 196 39:47

3M ago39:47

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This episode takes a hard look at J.D. Vance's surprising political evolution—from a vocal Trump critic to an ardent supporter—and the broader implications for our political landscape. We don’t hold back in critiquing the mainline Protestant and evangelical churches for their failure to adequately support the working class, arguing that this neglec…

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Christian Nationalism or Christian Conservatism with Mark Tooley | Episode 195 30:14

3M ago30:14

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Mark Tooley comes to the podcast to discuss the stark differences between Christian nationalism and traditional Christian conservatism, shedding light on a topic often muddled by media coverage. Tooley provides insights into why these two ideologies are frequently conflated and elucidates the unique characteristics that set them apart. Christian Co…

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Beyond the Purple Church with Jack Haberer | Episode 194 58:46

3M ago58:46

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Jack Haberer returns to talk about his latest book, "Swimming with the Sharks: Leading the Full Spectrum Church in a Red and Blue World." Using encounters with sharks as a metaphor, we explore the divisive forces in society and the importance of empathy in bridging divides. Jack challenges binary thinking, encourages partnership over proselytizing,…

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Biden's Exit and Aging Gracefully with Loren Richmond Jr. | Episode 193 1:04:22

3M ago1:04:22

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In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. and I discuss President Biden's surprising exit from the 2024 race and his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris. We then touch on navigating cognitive decline in loved ones and highlight the significance of supportive relationships in guiding individuals through transitions and tough decisions. Emphasizing…

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A Debate, An Assasination Attempt and Political Conventions with Robert Cornwall | Episode 192 1:02:39

4M ago1:02:39

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Retired pastor Robert Cornwall discusses recent political events, emphasizing the importance of Christians responding to polarization and violence by seeing each other as children of God and fostering unity. The conversation explores the motives behind the assassination attempt on Trump, highlighting concerns about increasing polarization and viole…

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(Prayer) Walking In Memphis with Geoff Mitchell | Episode 191 1:02:28

4M ago1:02:28

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What happens when you replace human-driven church growth strategies with a prayer-centered approach? In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Jeff, who recently completed his doctoral dissertation on the role of prayer in evangelism, to explore just that. Pastor Geoff Mitchell opens up about his personal prayer journey, especially amid the ch…

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The End of the Religious "Big Tent" with Ted Smith | Episode 190 47:01

4M ago47:01

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In this episode, theologian Ted Smith explores the transformation of denominations in the United States, moving from broad structures to more specialized affinity groups. The shift is driven by societal changes, leading to more homogeneous and smaller denominations. Smith highlights advantages like reduced conflict, clearer paths to ordination, and…

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Debate Fallout and Politics as Salvation | Episode 189 19:43

4M ago19:43

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In this solo episode, Dennis looks at the first Presidential debate and the tendency in American politics to see our presidential candidates as saviors. Donate: Venmo- @churchandmainpod |TipTopJar- https://tiptopjar.com/electricparson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/churchandmain Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/churchandmainpod/ Threads: ht…

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Inclusion, Pluralism and the Presbyterian Church (USA) with Jack Haberer | Episode 188 58:56

4M ago58:56

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The 226th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) is set to meet soon in Salt Lake City. One of the many issues to be discussed is a proposal called the "Olympia Overture," which would formally prohibit discrimination against LGBTQ Presbyterians, but could according to some make it hard for those with different theological interpretations…

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The Aftermath of the United Methodist General Conference with Drew McIntyre | Episode 187 53:13

5M ago53:13

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What happens when a historic denomination faces a seismic shift? Join us as Drew McIntyre, our returning Methodist guest, unpacks the significant developments from the recent United Methodist General Conference in Charlotte. We explore the groundbreaking rescinding of language that restricted LGBTQ clergy and marriages, and Drew offers keen insight…

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Did Mainline Protestants Birth Christian Nationalism with Beau Underwood | Episode 186 49:01

5M ago49:01

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We tend to think Evangelicals helped create Christian Nationalism, but did Mainline Protestantism have a role? I sat down with Beau Underwood, co-author of "Baptizing America: How Mainline Protestants Helped to Build Christian Nationalism," to explore the historical roots and contemporary impact of Christian nationalism in America. Beau talks about…

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Spiritual Practices for the Neurodivergent | Episode 185 15:32

5M ago15:32

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In this episode, I revisit a video from early 2023 with Lutheran Deacon Nina Joygaard where she interviews me on how to do spiritual practices as someone with autism and ADHD. Prayer Lab Minute on the Road Interview with Deacon Nina Donate: Venmo- @churchandmainpod |TipTopJar- https://tiptopjar.com/electricparson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/…

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Starting and Restarting Spiritual Practices with Steve Thomason | Episode 184 54:02

5M ago54:02

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In this episode, I welcome back Steve Thomason, an Associate Professor for Spiritual Formation and Discipleship at Luther Seminary. Steve shares insights on enriching your spiritual journey through practices like prayer, silence, and community. He addresses overcoming barriers to spiritual practices in today's world and discusses adaptations for th…

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A Journey of Faith and Food with Andrew Camp | Episode 183 51:41

6M ago51:41

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In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith and food, featuring the inspiring journey of former pastor and sous chef, Andrew Camp. The podcast highlights how food connects spirituality and community, discussing Andrew's upbringing, culinary education, and integration of faith with his culinary passion. His decision to pursue a career as a…

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The Cross and the Ballot with Joshua Gritter | Episode 182 50:41

6M ago50:41

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In this episode, I talk to Joshua Gritter, who is the co-lead pastor along with his wife Lara at First Presbyterian Church in Salisbury, NC. We talk about his article in Presbyterian Outlook “Anxiety, politics, and the lost mysticism of the church,” where he talks about how we Christians in the US have placed their faith in politics and "electing a…

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The Intersection of Faith and Mental Health with Seth Perry | BONUS 19:12

6M ago19:12

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In this "shorts" episode we look at a 2023 interview with Lutheran pastor Seth Perry . Seth candidly discusses his journey living with bipolar disorder, overcoming stigma, and rediscovering his faith after getting sober. He shares his struggle to disclose his diagnosis due to fear of judgment in the church and societal stereotypes about bipolar ind…

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Is Christian Nationalism Really A Problem? with Ted Peters | Episode 181 46:26

6M ago46:26

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Ever since January 6, 2021 we’ve heard the term Christian Nationalism. There have been news stories, articles, books and podcasts all focused on the threat of Christian Nationalism to democracy. Christians of all stripes have come out against it and denominations have passed resolutions condemning it. Christian nationalism is a concern. And yet, ar…

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What's Good About the Church? with Anthony Robinson | Episode 180 47:13

6M ago47:13

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It's common these days to focus on the drawbacks of church. But what's good about church? Theologian and pastor Anthony Robinson joins me on the podcast to talk about his most recent blog post on the positive aspects of the church in our society. Robinson highlights the importance of institutions and how the church can provide a sense of community,…

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The High Cost of Reconciliation with Joy Moore | BONUS 12:35

6M ago12:35

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In this bonus episode, I revisit an interview with Joy Moore, a professor of biblical preaching at Luther Seminary. We discussed reconciliation amid societal divisions. Moore shares stories illustrating the challenges of reconciliation and stresses the importance of finding common ground across racial divides. referencing instances like Ann Atwater…

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Letters From a Broken Church | Episode 179 25:23

7M ago25:23

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In this episode, I delve into the essence of the podcast and the current state of mainline Protestantism. I share my journey of self-discovery in launching the podcast and reflect on the challenges facing mainline Protestantism, emphasizing the importance of diversity of thought as much as visual diversity. I advocate for reform within the church, …

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Pastoral Leadership and ChatGPT with Jeremy Wilhelmi | Episode 178 42:08

7M ago42:08

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Can artificial intelligence hold its own when it comes to the soul-stirring task of crafting spiritual materials? Guest Jeremy Wilhelmi and I embark on an enthralling discussion on the intersection of AI and pastoral ministry. We delve into Jeremy's experiment that tests AI's ability to compose benedictions, prompting us to reflect on whether a mac…

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Reinventing Church Funding with Grace Pomroy | Episode 177 48:20

7M ago48:20

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Ever wondered how churches can sustain their missions in a world where the traditional offering plate falls short? The financial fabric that supports our churches is undergoing a radical makeover. This episode isn't just about recounting struggles; it's a treasure trove of inventive solutions, from the entrepreneurial spirit of minority and immigra…

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Holding on to Sacred Spaces with Loren Richmond Jr. | BONUS 8:37

7M ago8:37

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In this clip from a conversation from January 2024, Loren Richmond Jr. voices concerns about diminishing appreciation for the sacredness embodied in church facilities, particularly within certain evangelical circles where traditional architectural norms are eschewed. Referencing the insights of theologians such as Andrew Root and Charles Taylor, he…

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Voting as a Moral Act with Bryan McGraw | Episode 176 57:47

7M ago57:47

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Could your vote be an act of pure democratic expression or merely a move in a complex game of strategic power? Grapple with the profound implications of casting a ballot as I'm joined by Brian McGraw, an associate professor at Wheaton College, to navigate the treacherous waters of sincere versus strategic voting. We dissect the impact of a polarize…

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Paul Moore on Caring About Mainline Decline | BONUS 10:10

7M ago10:10

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Welcome to a Bonus episode that is part of a series called "Church and Main Shorts," snippets from recent episodes. In an interview from December 2023, Paul Moore on fostering growth within mainline churches. Moore discusses the challenges faced by denominations in embracing change and the importance of shifting mindsets towards growth. He emphasiz…

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Theological Humility in the Local Church With David Emery | Episode 175 1:13:10

8M ago1:13:10

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Amidst a climate of political upheaval and social unrest, the church's mission has never been more critical. In today's conversation with Pastor David Emery, we confront the tough questions of unity and division, exploring how the church can become a beacon of hope and understanding in a world marked by stark lines in the sand. He shares his commit…

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Should We Listen to Trump Supporters? | Episode 174 25:12

8M ago25:12

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It's been a while since Dennis has done a solo episode. In this solo pod, he focuses on how we should love Trump supporters as Jesus called us to love our enemies and how this might defeat the former President at the ballot box. Why We Might Want to Listen to Trump Supporters Still More Thoughts on Talking to Trump Supporters Lectionary Q Podcast M…

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Navigating Faith in a Divided World With Joy J. Moore | Episode 173 56:28

8M ago56:28

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In this episode, host Dennis Sanders interviews Professor Joy J. Moore about the divisiveness in society and the church, the temptation to make a name for ourselves, and the idolatry of politics. They also discuss the lack of focus on racial reconciliation and the need for grace and humility in the process. The conversation highlights the importanc…

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Transforming the Offering Plate into a Spiritual Journey with Kirby Gould | Episode 172 48:16

9M ago48:16

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So, in this latest chat I had on the podcast, I got to hang out with Kirby Gould of the Christian Church Foundation, and we really dug into what it means to be good stewards in our church communities. We chatted about how different generations think about giving, took a peek back at the Greek origins of the whole stewardship concept, and highlighte…

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Breathing Fresh Life into Humanist Conservatism with Jeffrey Tyler Syck | Episode 171 57:33

9M ago57:33

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Guest Jeffrey Tyler Syck dives into the multifaceted world of American conservatism. He and Dennis unpack the nuances of traditional, national, and humanist conservatism, examining the influence of faith on these ideologies. Tyler discusses the decline of humanist conservatism and its potential resurgence, considering the role of churches in foster…

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Is the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Really as Simple as It Seems? with Frederick Schmidt| Episode 170 47:09

9M ago47:09

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So, in this latest chat on "Church and Main," I got to hang out with frequent guest Reverend Frederick Schmidt. We dove into how people tend to oversimplify the whole Israeli-Palestinian situation. We're all about getting into the nitty-gritty and understanding the full picture, especially the parts that don't get enough attention, like the real-li…

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Death, Dying and Caregiving with Andrew Donaldson | Episode 169 58:53

10M ago58:53

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The sight of former President Jimmy Carter at his wife's funeral gave a lesson in what it means to be actively dying, even if the lesson was lost on those commenting on social media. In this episode, frequent guest Andrew Donaldson joins the show as he and Dennis talk about death and dying as well as being caregivers to their parents following heal…

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January 6 in Three Acts with Andrew Donaldson and Dennis Sanders | Episode 168 50:14

10M ago50:14

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This episode originally aired January 5, 2022. On the three-year anniversary of January 6, 2021, and at the start of a momentous presidential election year, Dennis reflects on the day and the American future in three acts with fellow podcaster and writer Andrew Donaldson. Heard Tell with Andrew Donaldson Lectionary Q Podcast Make a Donation: https:…

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Why Do Church Buildings Matter in Today’s World? with Loren Richmond Jr. | Episode 167 56:46

10M ago56:46

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It's quite common for people to say that the church isn't a building, but a people - and this is true. But that doesn't mean that church buildings are without any meaning. Loren Richmond Jr. returns to the podcast to talk about his summer project taking pictures and learning the history of church buildings in his hometown of Denver and how this pas…

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The Most Memorable Episodes of 2023 | Episode 166 37:48

10M ago37:48

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In this episode, I look back at the 10 most memorable episodes of 2023. This isn’t a countdown to number one, but a look back at some of the most meaningful episodes of the year. I will also look forward to what I hope to be doing in 2024. At the end of the year, I want to say thanks to everyone who has downloaded an episode, shared an episode with…

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The Theology of Black Lives Matter with Drew McIntyre | Episode 165 1:05:58

11M ago1:05:58

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Note: This podcast originally aired on December 8, 2021. Black Lives Matter. Those three words have launched a million arguments over the last 8 years or so. What began as a hashtag in the wake of the killing of young black men by the police has become a phrase that has gone global and all the while it has been controversial. Some think it is exclu…

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Agencyphonics Episode #81 with Julian Roberts - Leading resilient teams 50:34

11M ago50:34

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Welcome back to another episode of Agencyphonics, we're talking today about leadership transparency and purpose-driven success! In this episode, Executive Leadership Coach, Julian Roberts discusses toxic work environments and the impact of insecure leaders, including: - Complexity of leadership - Value of having a purpose-driven organization - Comm…

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The Most Vital Strategy for Mainline Church Growth with Paul Moore | Episode 164 44:10

11M ago44:10

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Mainline Protestant congregations have faced decline over several decades. Can these churches grow again and also hold fast to their commitment to social justice? Paul Moore a pastor of a Presbyterian Church (USA) Congregation in the suburban Twin Cities, MN believes the answer is yes and is practicing what he believes. In this episode, we talk abo…

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The Tiny Home Revolution: How a Church Made a Big Impact with Peter Christ | Episode 163 57:30

11M ago57:30

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One solution to solving the affordable housing and homelessness crisis is for churches to have an active role in providing space for housing. Another church that I am aware of in Minneapolis sold their property to another housing nonprofit that will build affordable housing and also create a worship space for the congregation. I talked to a pastor …

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