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EcoRight SpeaksFull Ep17: "Best of Season 10"As is customary at the end of every "EcoRight Speaks" season, we like to bring you a "best of" episode to recap some of the outstanding guests we've had since the season began back in January. In this episode, host Chelsea Henderson takes you through some of her favorite guests and sound bytes from season 10. You'll hear from former U.S. Senator Bill Frist (TN-R), Climate Leadership Council's Catrina Rorke, Evangelical Environmental Network's Revered Mitch Hescox, environmental entrepreneur Zara Summers, Rewiring America's Ari Matusiak and also witty professor Dr. Bob Eccles plus many more. Recap the season w...
2025-06-2443 minEcoRight SpeaksClip: Revered Mitch Hescox shares his Evangelical view on getting people to care about others againEvangelical Environmental Network president emeritus Revered Mitch Hescox shares his Evangelical view on how to get people to care about people again.
2025-02-1101 minEcoRight SpeaksClip: Revered Mitch Hescox on most Americans not understanding the cost of climate changeEvangelical Environmental Network's Revered Mitch Hescox said most Americans don't understand the true costs associated with climate change.
2025-02-1101 minEcoRight SpeaksClip: Revered Mitch Hescox on the best way to address climate changeFormer Evangelical Environmental Network president Revered Mitch Hescox on what he thinks is the best way legislatively to address climate change. Catch the entire interview!
2025-02-1101 minEcoRight SpeaksFull Ep1: Former Evangelical Environmental Network president Reverend Mitch HescoxWe are back with yet another season of the "EcoRight Speaks," and we are kicking off season 10 with guest Revered Mitch Hescox! Reverend Hescox is President Emeritus of the Evangelical Environmental Network, a conservative group of evangelical Christians who are rediscovering and reclaiming the Biblical mandate to care for creation and working toward a stable climate and a healthy, pollution-free world.Rev. Hescox, who co-authored "Caring for Creation: The Evangelical Guide To Climate Change and a Healthy Environment," joins host Chelsea Henderson to talk about how Christians can and are entering the climate change conversation. Catch the...
2025-02-1133 min
The In Between"We're Destroying the Chance for Abundant Life by Poisoning God's Creation" with Rev. Mitchell HescoxFor the month of April, we wanted to revisit an episode we aired a couple of years back about how followers of Jesus can be good stewards of our environment and think biblically about creation care. It’s not an unpopular opinion today to say that Christians aren't necessarily known to care about the environment. But in this conversation, our executive pastor Daniel Nathan and co-senior pastor Eric Pickerill sit down with Rev. Mitchell Hescox – the President Emeritus of the Evangelical Environmental Network - and hear Mitch unpack why he believes climate change and creation care is the greatest moral...
2024-04-0730 min
BT's NeighborhoodEpisode Three - Our Calling Toward CreationIn episode three, we were honored to have Rev. Mitch Hescox, President of The Evangelical Environmental Network, in the neighborhood. Join us in a conversation about creation care and our calling as Christians to care for God’s creation.
BT's Neighborhood - Roberts Wesleyan University - Spiritual Life
Host Dr. Timothy Vande Brake & Dr. Rebecca Letterman
Guest Speaker Rev. Mitch Hescox
Producer Amanda Spencer
2023-04-1425 minThe In BetweenS2E17: Rebuilding CreationEric and Daniel Interview Rev. Mitchell C. Hescox, President of The Evangelical Environmental Network.The Rev. Mitchell C. Hescox, guides a team representing over 5 million pro-life Christians who understand climate change has the greatest moral challenge of our time and the greatest opportunity for hope in building sustainable prosperity for all. Founded in 1993, EEN is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c) (3) organization that equips, inspires, and mobilizes people of faith to worship God and love their neighbor by caring for creation. Rev. Hescox co-authored, Caring for Creation: The Evangelical Guide to Climate Change and a Healthy Environment with...
2021-05-0741 min
Women's Hot Topics with Shug Bury#143: What's with the Weather? Caring for Creation, Part 2Guests Paul Douglas and Mitch Hescox Have you noticed the weather to be more extreme than when you were a kid? Why do you think that is? In Shug Bury's interview with meteorologist Paul Douglas and Reverend Mitch Hescox, they talk about why it is vital that you care about the earth's changing climate. They discuss why Christians should care about the earth's changing climate and how YOU can individually make an impact.Support the show: https://www.him4herministries.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio...
2021-04-1725 min
Women's Hot Topics with Shug Bury#142: What's with the Weather? Caring for Creation, Part 1Guests Paul Douglas and Mitch Hescox Do you or your family suffer from asthma? ADHD? Cancer? Our climate may be having a larger impact on our health than we realize. Shug Bury interviews meteorologist Paul Douglas and Reverend Mitch Hescox in their book, Caring For Creation: The Evangelical’s Guide to Climate Change and a Healthy Environment.Support the show: https://www.him4herministries.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-04-0325 min
Energy Matters with Commissioner EcholsBenji Backer (American Conservative Coalition) and Mitch Hescox (Evangelical Environment Network)In this episode, Commissioner Tim Echols and KC Boyce talk with American Conservation Coalition founder, Benji Backer, about his organization and his electric vehicle drive across America. In the final segment, Rev. Mitch Hescox discusses the creation care movement.
2021-02-1652 min
In This ClimateSpiritual Ecology: live with Mitch HescoxIn this series, we ask, how can spiritual connection with our environment help us enter into right and restorative relationship with the earth, including human and nonhuman inhabitants? By talking with folks from different faith traditions, we investigate what spiritual connection is and how it happens, the composition of the environment, and the potential for spiritual connection to meaningfully affect the destructive human systems responsible for climate change. In this episode, the Rev. Mitch Hescox discusses his work with the Evangelical Environmental Network, understandings of creation care, and so much more.
2020-12-0344 min
In This ClimateSpiritual Ecology: live with Mitch HescoxIn this series, we ask, how can spiritual connection with our environment help us enter into right and restorative relationship with the earth, including human and nonhuman inhabitants? By talking with folks from different faith traditions, we investigate what spiritual connection is and how it happens, the composition of the environment, and the potential for spiritual connection to meaningfully affect the destructive human systems responsible for climate change. In this episode, the Rev. Mitch Hescox discusses his work with the Evangelical Environmental Network, understandings of creation care, and so much more. This is a...
2020-12-0344 min
Grace Capital City PodcastShalom // Climate, Creation & StewardshipFor the final message of our Shalom series, Reverend Mitch Hescox, President of the Evangelical Environmental Network , explored the importance of caring for the entirety of creation, highlighting how fighting for ecological justice is an integral part of our kingdom assignment here on the earth.
2019-12-0840 min
Hill Country Institute Live: Exploring Christ and CultureMitch Hescox Interviewed on Hill Country Institute Live, Part 2 of 2Mitch Hescox is President of the Evangelical Environmental Network (creationcare.org). Mitch and Paul Douglas are coauthors of Caring for Creation: The Evangelicals Guide to Climate Change and a Healthy Environment. Larry Linenschmidt talks with Mitch about the Biblical call for Christians to care for God's creation, the health risk of water, air, and soil pollution, particularly to children, the damage to our oceans caused by plastic pollution, and the impact of a warming earth.
2019-06-2528 minHill Country Institute Live: Exploring Christ and CultureMitch Hescox Interviewed on Hill Country Institute Live, Part 1 of 2Mitch Hescox is President of the Evangelical Environmental Network (creationcare.org). Mitch and Paul Douglas are coauthors of Caring for Creation: The Evangelicals Guide to Climate Change and a Healthy Environment. Larry Linenschmidt talks with Mitch about the Biblical call for Christians to care for God's creation, the health risk of water, air, and soil pollution, particularly to children, the damage to our oceans caused by plastic pollution, and the impact of a warming earth.
2019-06-2527 min
American Shoreline Podcast NetworkRev. Mitchell Hescox on the Role of Faith in the Environmental MovementAt EarthX, Tyler and Peter had the opportunity to interview Rev. Mitchell Hescox, who serves as President/C.E.O. of The Evangelical Environmental Network and speaks nationally on creation care, especially on the environmental life threatening impacts on the poor and defenseless. Rev. Hescox co-authored Creation Care: The Evangelical’s Guide to Climate Change and a Healthy Environment with Paul Douglas, published numerous articles and contributed to Sacred Acts: How Churches are working together to Protect Earth’s Climate by New Society Publishers. He has testified before Congress, appeared on CNN, NPR, PRI and numerous radio programs both Christ...
2019-05-0219 min
Q IdeasCreation care and mapping environmental injustice – Mitch Hescox, Lyndsay Moseley and Rusty PritchardHow much does our polluted environment contribute to our diseases and sicknesses? Mitch Hescox of the Evangelical Environmental Network and Lyndsay Moseley of the American Lung Association explain the connection. Rusty Pritchard shows how pollutants and waste often end up in places populated by the poor.
2019-04-2727 min
Q IdeasCreation care and mapping environmental injustice – Mitch Hescox, Lyndsay Moseley and Rusty PritchardHow much does our polluted environment contribute to our diseases and sicknesses? Mitch Hescox of the Evangelical Environmental Network and Lyndsay Moseley of the American Lung Association explain the connection. Rusty Pritchard shows how pollutants and waste often end up in places populated by the poor.
2019-04-2759 minQ IdeasMapping environmental injustices – Rusty PritchardMany in our communities suffer from the rising air- and water-borne toxin levels in our local environments. From Asthma to Autism, one of the most hotly contested debates in the medical world today is, “How much does our polluted environment contribute to our diseases and sicknesses?” Gabe Lyons talks with Mitch Hescox of The Evangelical Environmental Network and Lyndsay Moseley of The American Lung Association's Healthy Air Campaign. Also, maps show how the poor disproportionately live in some of the worst environmental places. Resource economist and Tearfund advisor Rusty Pritchard helps us focus our understanding of place and space toward an a...
2018-06-1027 minQ IdeasMapping environmental injustices – Rusty Pritchard
Many in our communities suffer from the rising air- and water-borne toxin levels in our local environments. From Asthma to Autism, one of the most hotly contested debates in the medical world today is, “How much does our polluted environment contribute to our diseases and sicknesses?” Gabe Lyons talks with Mitch Hescox of The Evangelical Environmental Network and Lyndsay Moseley of The American Lung Association's Healthy Air Campaign.
Also, maps show how the poor disproportionately live in some of the worst environmental places. Resource economist and Tearfund advisor Rusty Pritchard helps us focus our understanding of place and space toward an a...
2018-06-1059 min
The Most Important Question#4: What does the bible say about climate change?In Episode 4, Quinn and Brian continue with the second in their "trilogy" of conversations with conservative climate activists, and ask: What does the bible say about climate change?Here to answer: Reverend Mitch Hescox of the Environmental Evangelical Movement.Descended from generations of coal miners, Mitch helps us understand our role — or lack of one — in helping the religious right become green advocates. Because nobody wants the Sierra Club yelling at them all the time. Not even us.Want to send us feedback? Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voice message!...
2018-02-131h 14
Where the Alligators RoamPaul Douglas: Climate Change As a Matter of Faith"Paul Douglas is an Evangelical Christian who lives in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area of Minnesota. He’s also a degreed meteorologist and an entrepreneur. Rounding out the list is the fact that he is a climate change believer.
I first heard about Paul Douglas through my friend Kevin Shannon who spent an eventful couple of years in Louisiana before returning to Minnesota.
Paul Douglas co-authored this book on Christians’ and climate change.
Douglas and Mitch Hescox co-authored a book, Caring For Creation, to urge their fellow Christians to begin taking climate change seriously. The overarching concept is that Christians are...
2017-05-2858 min
The Christian Transhumanist PodcastEp 25: Katharine Hayhoe, Christians & Climate ChangeKatharine Hayhoe shares her unexpected journey to becoming an evangelical Christian climate scientist, discusses evidence for climate change, and explains why working to solve our climate problems doesn't mean "Big Government!". We explore optimistic ways to address global warming, and the incredible economic and health benefits of clean energy.
Katharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist, a Professor of Political Science, and Director of Client Science at Texas Tech University. She is also the founder and CEO of Atmos Research, has been named one of Christianity Today’s 50 Women to Watch, and has been recognized by Time Magazine as...
2016-12-0531 minThe Christian Transhumanist PodcastEp 25: Katharine Hayhoe, Christians & Climate ChangeKatharine Hayhoe shares her unexpected journey to becoming an evangelical Christian climate scientist, discusses evidence for climate change, and explains why working to solve our climate problems doesn't mean "Big Government!". We explore optimistic ways to address global warming, and the incredible economic and health benefits of clean energy. Katharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist, a Professor of Political Science, and Director of Client Science at Texas Tech University. She is also the founder and CEO of Atmos Research, has been named one of Christianity Today’s 50 Women to Watch, and has been recognized by Time Magazine as...
2016-12-0531 min