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KDAV RadioBibleProject - Paul and the New Exodus PeopleThe Exodus Way E11 — After Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, his followers grew into a movement known simply as “The Way”—a new exodus people delivered from sin and death, following the narrow way of Jesus through the wilderness of our present world and awaiting entry into a promised new creation. The Apostle Paul is a central figure in this movement, commissioned by the risen Jesus to spread the good news of the new exodus to the nations. He planted churches in several Roman cities and wrote letters to congregations of Jewish and Gentile believers. Paul was a Jewish man steepe...2025-04-2144 minDave's Big Time PlayerBibleProject - Paul and the New Exodus PeopleThe Exodus Way E11 — After Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, his followers grew into a movement known simply as “The Way”—a new exodus people delivered from sin and death, following the narrow way of Jesus through the wilderness of our present world and awaiting entry into a promised new creation. The Apostle Paul is a central figure in this movement, commissioned by the risen Jesus to spread the good news of the new exodus to the nations. He planted churches in several Roman cities and wrote letters to congregations of Jewish and Gentile believers. Paul was a Jewish man steepe...2025-04-2144 minKFM On DemandBibleProject - Paul and the New Exodus PeopleThe Exodus Way E11 — After Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, his followers grew into a movement known simply as “The Way”—a new exodus people delivered from sin and death, following the narrow way of Jesus through the wilderness of our present world and awaiting entry into a promised new creation. The Apostle Paul is a central figure in this movement, commissioned by the risen Jesus to spread the good news of the new exodus to the nations. He planted churches in several Roman cities and wrote letters to congregations of Jewish and Gentile believers. Paul was a Jewish man steepe...2025-04-2144 minThe Pulse PodcastsBibleProject - Paul and the New Exodus PeopleThe Exodus Way E11 — After Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, his followers grew into a movement known simply as “The Way”—a new exodus people delivered from sin and death, following the narrow way of Jesus through the wilderness of our present world and awaiting entry into a promised new creation. The Apostle Paul is a central figure in this movement, commissioned by the risen Jesus to spread the good news of the new exodus to the nations. He planted churches in several Roman cities and wrote letters to congregations of Jewish and Gentile believers. Paul was a Jewish man steepe...2025-04-2144 minBibleProjectPaul and the New Exodus PeopleThe Exodus Way E11 — After Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, his followers grew into a movement known simply as “The Way”—a new exodus people delivered from sin and death, following the narrow way of Jesus through the wilderness of our present world and awaiting entry into a promised new creation. The Apostle Paul is a central figure in this movement, commissioned by the risen Jesus to spread the good news of the new exodus to the nations. He planted churches in several Roman cities and wrote letters to congregations of Jewish and Gentile believers. Paul was a Jewish man steepe...2025-04-2144 min
The UpWords PodcastAdvent Reading and Book Suggestions | Byron BorgerThis conversation delves into the significance of Advent, emphasizing its historical context and spiritual preparation for Christmas. Byron Borger shares insights on the liturgical calendar, the importance of repentance, and the tension of living in the 'already and not yet' of Christ's coming. The discussion includes a variety of book recommendations that explore these themes, highlighting the role of literature, poetry, and community in enriching the Advent experience. In this conversation, the speaker discusses various books about Advent and Christmas, highlighting their significance in spiritual formation and family traditions. The discussion includes a range of literature, from poetry to...2024-11-2557 min
The Act Five PodcastEp 2: The Story of Russet House Farm with Brian Walsh & Sylvia KeesmaatOur gap year students just spent a couple days learning from Brian and Sylvia at Russet House Farm, which has become a favourite spot for many Act Five students and staff over the past few years. They are close friends and partners of ours, so we hope you enjoy learning from them as much as we do!Learn More About Russet House Farm and Bible Remixed.Upcoming Events: Act Five Turns Five Birthday Party! Spaghetti Wednesday: Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month in our backyard at 6:00pmTo co...2024-09-1254 min
The Russell Moore ShowN.T. Wright on the Bible's Most Misunderstood VerseMany evangelicals are taught to share the gospel according to “The Romans Road,” which charts a path through the book to explain the path to salvation. But English theologian and prolific author N.T. Wright says that while anything that highlights how God’s love reaches out to humanity is good news, the book of Romans itself paints a far more beautiful picture of salvation than The Romans Road can encapsulate.On this episode of The Russell Moore Show, Wright and Moore discuss Wright’s new book on Romans 8, Into the Heart of Romans: A Deep Dive into Paul...2023-11-2957 min
VoxologyBabylon Part 2: Confronting Economic Injustice in Revelation and the Modern Church (Revelation Series)Mike Erre and Tim Stafford continue their exploration of Revelation in "Babylon Part 2," unmasking Rome's economic injustice and exploitation depicted in Revelation 17 and 18. They delve into how the ancient critiques of Babylon resonate with the modern church's complicity in unjust systems, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own participation and consider steps toward change. Key Takeaways: • Understanding Babylon in Revelation – How Rome is depicted as Babylon in Revelation 17-18, symbolizing economic injustice and oppression. • Economic Injustice Then and Now – Exploring parallels between Rome's exploitation and modern America's economic practices. • The Church's Complicity...2023-11-141h 26
Vox Veniae PodcastRallying Cry of ResistanceHow might we respond when we feel powerless, unsupported, and at a loss for words? Christopher Mack points to the Apostle Paul’s understanding of Spirit crying out with us for compassion and renewal. [Romans 8:26-32]
Reflection
How do you handle moments when you find yourself speechless?
How can we continue to bear witness as God’s subversive global family?
Resources
Book: Romans Disarmed by Sylvia Keesmaat & Brian Walsh
Art: Wintered Field by Jason Yarmosky
Book: Roman for Normal People by J.R. Daniel Kirk
2023-07-3029 min
Parel RadioParel 200 jubileum De Hormoonfabriek - Interview met de makersParel Podcast host Stef Visjager spreekt de makers van de Hormoonfabriek Saskia Goldschmidt en Peter te Nuyl. Let op dit is een interview uit 2018!CREDITS HORMOONFABRIEKHoofdrollenMark Rietman MotkeHans Hoes MordechaiMonic Hendrickx RivkaJacob Derwig AronAnna Raadsveld Het Jonge DingJoop Keesmaat Rafael LevineOverige acteursAnne Blok MizieMaureen Teeuwen AgnesSylvia Hoeks BerthaHanna Hoekstra RoosjeBram van der Vlugt SchaapmanKrijn ter Braak PaardekoperRob van de Meeberg IsaacKees Boot Freek2023-01-1035 min
The Happy RevolutionSubversive Mission with Craig GreenfieldIn this episode, Rachel and guest host Anna chat with Craig Greenfield. Craig is an author, activist, and founder and leader of the Alongsiders movement. Craig, Rachel, and Anna chat about justice, intercultural friendship, and the ties between colonialism, imperialism, and Christian mission. Craig tells interesting stories about his life and work in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and reflects on the hope of interconnectedness and community.
Show notes
Alongsiders International
Subversive Mission (2022) and Subversive Jesus (2016) by Craig Greenfield (2016)
Craig Greenfield on Facebook
Capitalism, Communism, and Christianity with Dr. Chamsy el-Ojeili by The Happy Revolution
Acts 2–4, NIV Bible
Ani...2022-12-051h 11
OnScriptJ. Richard Middleton - Abraham’s SilenceEpisode: Richard Middleton thinks that Abraham should've talked back to God when he asked him to sacrifice his son. Today we discuss lament, the example of Job, and Abraham as a counterexample to Job (and himself in Gen 18).
Guest: J. Richard Middleton is Professor of Biblical Worldview and Exegesis at Roberts Wesleyan College. He's the author of:
Abraham's Silence: The Binding of Isaac, The Suffering of God, and How to Talk Back to God (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2021).
A New Heaven and a New Earth: Reclaiming Biblical Eschatology (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2014).
The Liberating Image: The I...2022-08-0457 minOnScriptJ. Richard Middleton - Abraham’s SilenceEpisode: Richard Middleton thinks that Abraham should've talked back to God when he asked him to sacrifice his son. Today we discuss lament, the example of Job, and Abraham as a counterexample to Job (and himself in Gen 18).
Guest: J. Richard Middleton is Professor of Biblical Worldview and Exegesis at Roberts Wesleyan College. He's the author of:
Abraham's Silence: The Binding of Isaac, The Suffering of God, and How to Talk Back to God (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2021).
A New Heaven and a New Earth: Reclaiming Biblical Eschatology (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2014).
The Liberating Image: The I...2022-08-0457 min
Do JusticeIt All Starts in A Garden: Joining God at Work in a Creation that Groans with Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat | Season 3 Ep. 6In this episode, Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat shares the theological underpinnings that inspire the sustainable efforts and regenerative agriculture practices at Russet House Farm. She and Chris also discuss worshipping outside, eating locally, times of Sabbath and Jubilee, and caring for creation as we long for God’s ultimate goodness for our world and our neighbours.
Show Notes: (Links)
Transcript: https://dojustice.crcna.org/article/it-all-starts-garden-joining-god-work-creation-groans-dr-sylvia-keesmaat
Eloheh Seeds (Giti-Okosomin Winter Squash): https://elohehseeds.com/store/p198/Giti-Okosomin_Winter_Squash_%28Maxima%29.html
Russet House Farm: https://www.russethousefarm.ca/
Brian Walsh’s bl...2021-08-1733 min
The Way We PracticeSylvia Keesmaat - Living Justly in the Midst of EmpireSyvlia Keesmaat is a biblical scholar and permaculturalist outside of Toronto, Canada. In this wide ranging conversation we talk sheep dogs, the bible, and how heating a house is a matter of discipleship. Get full access to The Way We Practice at thewaywepractice.substack.com/subscribe2021-04-301h 43
Mere ChristiansN.T. Wright (Theologian)Jordan Raynor sits down with N.T. Wright, whom Newsweek has called “the world’s leading New Testament scholar,” to talk about why Paul is “rolling over in his grave” over the Church’s response to George Floyd and systemic racism, the danger in the Church’s overemphasis on “saving souls,” and how the work we do today can physically last into eternity.Links Mentioned:NT WrightN.T. Wright on TwitterTimothy KellerGod and the PandemicChristianity Offers No Answers About the CoronavirusZondervanHistory and EschatologyPaul: A BiographyWilliam WilberforceSurprised by HopeE.P. SandersRomans DisarmedBrian J. WalshSylvia KeesmaatHaley Goranson JacobConformed to the Image of Hi...2020-06-1653 min
The Advocate Podcast – Stories from Kawartha LakesEPISODE #8 Child custody during Covid. Hair care awaits. OYP’s tomorrow leaders. APCH needs you. Plantin’ outside.Hair stylists, like Kim Murphy, miss us as much as we miss them. Lindsay’s homeless shelter sees surge in client numbers. Wards family lawyer, Ryan O’Neill, explains how Covid could affect child custody. Ontario Youth Parliament inspires two Lindsay natives. Sylvia Keesmaat teaches Denis a few things about OUTdoor gardening.
2020-05-3033 min
Het Bureau (deel 1 van 2)Aflevering 2631977 - Op de terugweg van Beerta. Weer op het bureau gesprek met Sparreboom. Bandopnames in Horst, met juffrouw Janssen. Met Bart en Ad over de kraam met molsla, de ondergang van de beschaving, elke dag molsla eten, waarom Maarten PSP stemt, de hoge salarissen van intellectuelen, het oordeel van de glazenwassers.
Met: Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Joop Keesmaat (Beerta), Alexander van Heteren (Klaas Sparrenboom), Yvonne van den Hurk (Nicolien), Sylvia Hoeks (Juffouw Janssen), Bert Geurkink (vriend van Janssen), Jacob Derwig (Bart Asjes) en Hans Hoes (Ad Muller).2020-04-0114 min
Het Bureau (deel 2 van 2)Aflevering 3741982 - Met de lijst voor de Palestijnen naar Gert. Gert weigert en dat herinnert Maarten aan zijn eigen weigering toen Beerta hem vroeg voor Algerije te tekenen. Hij praat daar 's middags over met Beerta. Beerta weigert te tekenen. Rie komt vertellen dat Ed voor de metro is gesprongen. Congres in Aix-en-Provence.
Met: Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Roeland Fernhout (Gert Wiggelaar), Joop Keesmaat (Beerta), Nettie Blanken (Rie Veld), Hans Hoes (Ad Muller), Felix Jan Kuypers (Eef Batteljee), Bodil de la Parra (Lien Kiepe), Lucas Vandervost (Jan Nelissen) en Porgy Franssen (Karl Appel), Pierre Siegenthaler (Sonderegger), Leslie de Gruyter (Eric...2020-04-0114 min
Can I Say This At Church‽Empire, Justice, and Romans with Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian WalshSupport the show: Patreon l Glow l Episode Transcript A discussion of the Church in Rome, the Apostle Paul, and how his words have shaped us today--for good or for worse. Bio: Sylvia C. Keesmaat is adjunct professor of biblical studies at Trinity College and Wycliffe College in Toronto, Ontario, and biblical scholar in residence at St. James Anglican Church in Fenelon Falls. She is the author of Paul and His Story: (Re)Interpreting the Exodus Tradition, editor of The Advent of Justice, and coauthor, with Brian Walsh, of Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Em...2020-02-0357 min
Gravity Commons PodcastResisting Empire with Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian WalshIn this BONUS episode, we interview Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian Walsh, who have written an “uncommentary” on the book of Romans, and live in community on a sustainable farm in Canada. A fun conversation about how our social locations affect how we read Scripture. Links from this episode: Pick up their book: Romans Disarmed: Resisting […]
The post Resisting Empire with Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian Walsh appeared first on Gravity Leadership.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/gravity-leadership-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy2019-10-0449 minParel RadioDe Liefdadiger (deel 2) - Parel Bommel ZomerParel viert de zomer met zes verhalen uit het Hoorspel Bommel.
De Liefdadiger, geschreven door Marten Toonder in 1964. Een verhaal dat op bizarre wijze vooruit wijst naar de spelshows en het oneindige vermaak van nu. Met interessante gastrollen van Chantal Janzen als verteller en Marc Klein Essink als Lieven Brekel.
Showrunner: Peter te Nuyl
Regie: Catherine van Campen, Jeroen Stout, Chris Bajema, Stef Visjager
Geluid en montage: Frans de Rond
Bommel - Mark Rietman
Tom Poes - Jacob Derwig
Joost - Krijn ter Braak
Markies de Canteclaer - Joop Keesmaat
Burgemeester Dickerdack - Walter Crommelin
Juffrouw Doddel - Jacqueline Blom
...2019-08-1635 min
VoxologyUnderstanding the Cross as Political Resistance: Paul, Power, and the Way of Jesus - w/ Tim GombisHow Paul’s vision of the cross calls the church to resist domineering power structures and create a radically different community rooted in the kingdom of God. In this fifth installment of the Exile Series, Mike Erre and special guest Dr. Timothy Gombis unpack a deeply political and countercultural lens for following Jesus, grounding the conversation in Paul’s letters and the gospel of Mark. Hear how our identity as the church reorients our political posture—not toward partisan divides, but toward the radical surrender, hospitality, and justice modeled by the crucified Christ. This wide-ranging conversation tackles nation...2019-08-121h 09Parel RadioDe Liefdadiger (deel 1) - Parel Bommel ZomerParel viert de zomer met zes verhalen uit het Hoorspel Bommel.
De Liefdadiger, geschreven door Marten Toonder in 1964. Een verhaal dat op bizarre wijze vooruit wijst naar de spelshows en het oneindige vermaak van nu. Met interessante gastrollen van Chantal Janzen als verteller en Marc Klein Essink als Lieven Brekel.
Showrunner: Peter te Nuyl
Regie: Catherine van Campen, Jeroen Stout, Chris Bajema, Stef Visjager
Geluid en montage: Frans de Rond
Bommel - Mark Rietman
Tom Poes - Jacob Derwig
Joost - Krijn ter Braak
Markies de Canteclaer - Joop Keesmaat
Burgemeester Dickerdack - Walter Crommelin
Juffrouw Doddel - Jacqueline Blom
...2019-08-091h 11VoxologyHow Jesus, the Syrophoenician Woman, and LGBTQ Theology Challenge Our Reading of ScriptureA deep dive into how interpreting scripture through a 21st-century lens can distort its original context and nuance, using the story of the Syrophoenician woman in Matthew 15 as a prime example. Mike, Bonnie, and Tim engage in a thoughtful and expansive conversation about what happens when modern theological frameworks—particularly around gender, power, and sexuality—are retroactively applied to ancient texts, and what that means for affirming theology, biblical authority, and faithful improvisation in today’s culture wars. In this powerful episode, the team wrestles with the tension between empathy-fueled transformation and faithful biblical interpretation, and what it mea...2019-07-301h 07VoxologyDisarming Romans: Rethinking Power, Empire, and Faith through a Hermeneutic of Sorrow - w/ Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian WalshHow seeing the book of Romans through the lens of justice, grief, and empire can radically reshape our faith and community. In their compelling conversation with Mike, Brian Walsh and Sylvia Keesmaat discuss their book "Romans Disarmed," a subversive and creative take on Paul’s epistle that blends biblical exegesis with lament, narrative fiction, and political reflection. Through an intentional hermeneutic of sorrow, Walsh and Keesmaat challenge listeners to reimagine salvation, justice, and discipleship not as abstract theological constructs, but as embodied, communal realities shaped in resistance to empire. Drawing from their real-life experience building an intentional Ch...2019-07-231h 26
The Bible For Normal PeopleEpisode 93: Keesmaat & Walsh - Resisting Empire in the Book of RomansThis week Biblical Scholar Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat and Theologian Dr. Brian Walsh talk about what Paul was up to in the book of Romans. We visit topics like salvation and politics and how maybe those words don’t mean what we thought when it comes to the New Testament. Show Notes → Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2019-07-1553 min
Bible StreamsOverview of the Bible Part 8: Pauline EpistlesAn overview of the Bible exploring the Pauline Epistles with Pastor Ryan Vallee. In this eighth episode of our Bible overview series, we discuss the Pauline Epistles: Romans through to Philemon. If you have ever been confused when reading through Paul's letters, this episode will help you to explore them with new insight and understanding.
Resources/Links mentioned in this episode or helpful for Bible Streams:
Book: ['The Day the Revolution Began' by N.T. Wright] 9
Book: ['How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth' by Gordon Fee] 10
Book: ['God's Empowering Presence' by Gordon Fee] 11
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ffm 2007Prophetic Imagination Then and NowSylvia Keesmaat: The prophets were called to name the violence and pain of the empire and provide a word of fresh hope in the face of imperial death-dealing. We will listen to both biblical texts and contemporary artists Mandy Troxel and Leonard Cohen, who bring such a prophetic imagination to life.2007-04-261h 01