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The DDQ Podcast: Where conversation meets examination, and sparks transformation!Episode 10 - What is Womanism?Hey QueenSiS! I’m putting my professor tam on for a few moments, but don’t worry, there is no final exam at the end! Today’s episode is about Womanism - I use it in the title of the DDQ Journal, and tag our episodes with #WomanistWinsDay so I thought it only fair to dedicate an episode of the podcast sharing some more information about the concept. Here I define womanism and discuss just a few luminaries in the field; I talk about why this discussion matters today, by examining womanism's relevance from perspectives of the academy, environmental sustain...2025-03-051h 38
The Enneagram JourneySara Whitlock (2) - Saying No, Feeling v ThinkingYou've asked for more Enneagram Twos on the show, and here is a great start! Meet Sara Whitlock. Sara is a nurse practitioner from Ohio. Married to JD, an Enneagram 5, she and one of her daughters were both a part of the 2024 Enneagram Cohort with Suzanne (we'll get to hear from her daughter Katie in an upcoming episode!).
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Great events coming up:
TheoEd Talks Nashville - February 23 in Nashville at Woolworth Theatre or Online
The Enneagram Journey Live - February 25 in Nashville at Beam Gallery
A Contemplative, Healing, Enneagram - February 28 and...2025-02-181h 01
The Enneagram JourneyLaura Murray (4) - Home, Hospitality, Spiritual PracticeHappy 2025 to everyone on their Enneagram Journey! And even to those who haven't started yet. The first episode of the year is fantastic and features pastor, spiritual director, and author Laura Murray, Enneagram 4.
Laura is married to an Enneagram 5
The difference between Home and where you belong
Some surprising Enneagram Wing discussion with Suzanne
Spiritual Practices
Parenting and more
Below you will find the practice of Examen that Laura shared with us. You can also find a link for it in PDF format at theenneagramjourney.com in her episode. You can find out more about Laura and...2025-01-211h 29
Climbing Trees[Periplum] Wouldn't It Be Great If? with Dr. Ryan BonfiglioOur guest this week is Dr. Ryan Bonfiglio, Associate Professor in the Practice of Old Testament at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, and Executive Director of The Candler Foundry, an amazing space that seeks to bridge the gap between the church and academy by making seminary-level learning accessible and engaging for the broader public. Learn more and contact Ryan at https://candlerfoundry.emory.edu/ and https://www.theoed.com/. 2024-07-1739 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Whitney Wilkinson Arreche: "Accounting for Reconciliation"In this TheoEd Offstage talk, Rev. Dr. Whitney Wilkinson Arreche explores the connections between reconciliation language, accounting, and theology, and invites consideration into how reconciliation has been a wounding word in the rhetoric of race relations within United States Christianity.
First delivered offstage in August 2023
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2024-03-0726 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis: "God-Talk for Hot-Mess Times"Through movement and laughter, Rev. Dr. Lewis takes listeners on a journey through the history of liberation through dance and invites them into a dance partnership with God.
Talk first delivered at TheoEd Orlando in September 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2024-02-0120 min
TheoEd PodcastCliff and Clay Price: "Growing Up Different in a Small Town"Twin brothers and long-time Disney performance artists Clay and Cliff reflect on their upbringing in a small town and how the arts programs at their church provided a safe space for them to express themselves as young gay people
Talk first delivered at TheoEd Orlando in September 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2024-01-0413 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Luke Powery: "An Ethics of Dust"Rev. Dr. Luke Powery dives into the issues of race through a theology of dust, challenging listeners to think beyond our racial identities and acknowledge our need for one another.
Talk first delivered at TheoEd Orlando in September 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-12-0719 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Lydia Muñoz: "Creating God in Our Image"Executive Director of the National Plan for Hispanic/Latino Ministry of the UMC, Rev. Dr. Muñoz argues that worship spaces and the way we behave in them have been largely shaped by whiteness and calls for more authentic liturgy in worship.
Talk first delivered at TheoEd Orlando in September 2023
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2023-11-0213 min
TheoEd PodcastBrian McLaren: "Faith After Fundamentalism"Through reflections on his own fundamentalist upbringing and faith journey, Brian McLaren encourages listeners to continue growing in their faith in a way that allows them to embrace where they have come from and be gentle with their past selves.
Talk first delivered at TheoEd Orlando in September 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-10-1919 min
Your Week with St. Luke’sTheoEd Preview with Cliff & Clay PriceCheck out this interview with twin brothers Clay Price, producer, musician, Artistic Director and Co-Founder of Encore and Cliff Price, Scenic and Art Director for Disney Parks & Resorts, as they share a little about their story and give us a sneak peak of their upcoming talk at TheoEd Orlando.
TheoEd Orlando will be held on Sunday, September 24 at 4:00 p.m. in Founder’s Hall on the St. Luke’s UMC Campus. For tickets, visit st.lukes.org/theoed.
2023-09-2128 min
TheoEd PodcastJohn Pavlovitz: "Exit Interview: The Pastor I Wish I'd Been"Author and former youth pastor John Pavlovitz explains why he wishes he would have been more open about his doubts and questions as a pastor.
First delivered at TheoEd Austin in February 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-08-0320 min
TheoEd PodcastLisa Sharon Harper: "Four Words that Change Everything"In memory of her great-grandmother Leah Ballard who lived in slavery, Lisa Sharon Harper preaches the good news of God's liberation.
First delivered at TheoEd Austin in February 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-07-0622 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Kara Powell: "3 Big Questions that Change Every Young Person"Researcher and parent Dr. Kara Powell lifts up three questions that teenagers today (and all of us) are asking and provides insights into how church leaders and parents can address these questions.
First delivered at TheoEd Austin in February 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-06-0121 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. José Irizarry: "The World We Can See: On Discerning God's Vision"Using biological processes of human vision as an analogy, Rev. Dr. José Irizarry lifts up the expansive vision God has for us.
First delivered at TheoEd Austin in February 2023
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-05-0422 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Rev. Dr. Gregory EllisonRev. Dr. Gregory Ellison, professor of pastoral care at Emory University and founder and executive director of Fearless Dialogues, joins us to dive deeper into his 2017 TheoEd Talk, "The Picture of an Activist?" Listen to his talk on episode 1 of this podcast.
Show notes:
Book Fearless Dialogues by Gregory Ellison
Website for Fearless Dialogues
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-04-2020 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Gary Mason: "Jesus and Religious Ethnic Nationalism"In this moving talk, Dr. Mason walks his listeners through a history of what he calls “toxic religion and toxic politics” and then proposes a way to reframe our understanding of religious violence by looking to the eternal kingdom of Jesus.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-04-0620 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Whitney Wilkinson Arreche: "Accounting for Reconciliation"Pastor and scholar Whitney Wilkinson Arreche unpacks the history of the word "reconciliation" and challenges white listeners to consider whether racial "reconciliation" is the right thing to strive for.
First delivered at in spring 2023
Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-03-3023 min
TheoEd PodcastBackstage: Graduate Prize with Dr. Ebby ArnoldDr. Ebby Arnold, post-doctoral fellow for the Candler Foundry and coordinator for the TheoEd Graduate Prize, joins us to discuss this prize. Janine and Ebby talk about the how PhD students and TheoEd talks can support each other and celebrate the rich diversity of voices represented in the TheoEd Talks archive.
Want to apply for the Graduate Prize? We want to hear from you! Get more information and submit your talk to the prize here.
Music: Shore of Happiness by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-03-1614 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Jim Wallis: "Crossing the Color Line"Reflecting on his own experiences growing up in segregated Detroit, Dr. Wallis provides a brief history of racism in the United States and makes an impassioned religious argument against structural racism and White Christian nationalism.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-03-0221 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Dr. Diana Butler BassDr. Diana Butler Bass, religion scholar and author of many books including Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks, joins us to dive deeper into her 2019 TheoEd Talk, "Jesus the Ingrate." Listen to her talk on episode 9 of this podcast.
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-02-1619 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Kristin Du Mez: "Confronting Our Histories"Dr. Du Mez describes her process of studying the history of White evangelicalism for her best-selling book, “Jesus and John Wayne,” and challenges her listeners to dig deeper into and be honest about our own religious histories.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-02-0219 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Dr. Jenn CarlierDr. Jenn Carlier, Post-Doctoral Fellow teaching on ethics and theology at Candler School of Theology, joins us to dive deeper into her TheoEd Talk, "Finding God in the Basement." Listen to her talk on the podcast.2023-01-2626 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Jennifer Carlier: "Finding God in the Basement"In this moving testimony of her own experience with addiction, Dr. Carlier implores faith leaders to practice vulnerability and brokenness in the church sanctuary so that all may feel welcome in that space.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2023-01-0519 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Rev. Dr. Otis Moss IIIRev. Dr. Otis Moss III, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ and author of Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times, joins us to dive deeper into his February 2022 TheoEd Talk, "By Any Greens Necessary." Listen to his talk on the podcast.
Show notes:
Dancing in the Darkness from Simon & Schuster releases January 3, 2023.
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-12-2929 min
TheoEd PodcastBackstage: Student Volunteers with Trisha CousinoTrisha Cousino, a committed TheoEd student volunteer, joins us to discuss student involvement in TheoEd Talks events and how students can utilize TheoEd resources. Trisha serves as Assistant Director of Residence Life and student Involvement and Advocacy at Saint Mary’s College and is pursuing a PhD in Religion and Practice at Fordham University.
Show notes:
We discuss several previous TheoEd Talks, including Jonathan Merritt's "The Death and Resurrection of Sacred Speech," Ted Smith's "Reckless Love," Hillary McBride's "Body and Spirit," Wil Gafney's "Biblical Language for a God Who Transcends Gender," and Shane Claiborne's "Resurrecting Ch...2022-12-1519 min
TheoEd PodcastDanté Stewart: "The Power of Self-Reinvention"Through the story of one young man’s life and the story of King Saul, Danté Stewart describes the importance of being true to oneself and overcoming external expectations.
Recorded in August 2022
Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-12-0119 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Dr. Roger NamDr. Roger Nam, former financial analyst and professor of Hebrew Bible, joins us to dive deeper into his fall 2022 TheoEd Talk entitled “Money, Wealth, and the Bible.” Listen to his talk on our most recent podcast episode.
Show notes:
Book The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life by Bruce H. Wilkinson
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-11-1722 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Roger Nam: "Money, Wealth, and the Bible"Former financial analyst and professor of Hebrew Bible Dr. Nam walks his listeners through the ways the Bible conceptualizes wealth, from God’s covenant with Abraham to the teachings of Jesus, and challenges us to acknowledge the differences between ancient economies and our own.
Recorded in September 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-11-0319 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Dr. Shane ClaiborneShane Claiborne, activist, author, and co-Founder of Red Letter Christians, joins us to dive deeper into his 2018 TheoEd Talk, "Resurrecting Church." Listen to his talk on this podcast here.
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-10-2024 min
TheoEd PodcastThe Right Rev. Robert Wright: "The Leadership that Love Demands"Bishop Wright challenges his listeners to think of leadership as a “delivery system for love” and provides insights into how to develop the leadership skills necessary to best love our neighbors.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2022
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2022-10-0621 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Miroslav Volf: "Why Did God Create the World?"Dr. Miroslav Volf, founding Director of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, argues that God’s purpose in creating the world was to make a home for all and provides insights on how we can join in that work.
First delivered at TheoEd Charlotte in February 2022
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-09-2921 min
TheoEd PodcastBackstage: The Making of TheoEd with Dr. Ryan BonfiglioFounding Director of TheoEd, Ryan Bonfiglio, joins us to discuss the origins of TheoEd, how TheoEd events are put together, and some funny memories he has of past events.
Attend our upcoming TheoEd Talks event on Sunday, September 18th at 5:00 pm to hear brand new talks live! More information at https://www.theoed.com/attend
Music: Shore of Happiness by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-09-1521 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Yolanda Pierce: "Salvation and Soul Food"Drawing on her personal experiences growing up in the church and her grandmother’s kitchen, Dr. Yolanda Pierce challenges us to reconsider what it means to be a theologian and what sources of theology we should honor.
First delivered at TheoEd Charlotte in February 2022.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-09-0120 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Dr. Patrick ReyesDr. Patrick Reyes, senior director of learning design at the Forum for Theological Exploration and author of Nobody Cries When We Die and The Purpose Gap, joins us to dive deeper into his February 2019 TheoEd Talk entitled “Wanted Dead or Alive.” Listen to his talk on episode 7 of the TheoEd Podcast.
Show notes:
Book A Way Out of No Way: An Approach to Christian Innovation by Stephen Lewis
Website for the Forum for Theological Exploration
Book The Purpose Gap: Empowering Communities of Color to Find Meaning and Thrive by Patrick Reyes
2022-08-1816 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Otis Moss III: "By Any Greens Necessary"In this passionate talk, Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III presents innovative, inclusive, and environmentally conscious ways the church can partner with God in bringing about community transformation.
First delivered at TheoEd Charlotte in February 2022.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-08-0417 min
TheoEd PodcastBig Ideas: Liz Clasen-KellyLiz Clasen-Kelly, CEO of Roof Above, a non-profit in Charlotte, North Carolina dedicated to eradicating homelessness, joins us to dive deeper into the big ideas of her February 2022 TheoEd Talk entitled “On the Other Side of Judgment.” Listen to her talk on episode 23 of the TheoEd Podcast.
Show notes:
NPR article "How Supervised Drug Consumption Sites Could Help Solve The Opioid Crisis"
Music: Losing Air by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-07-2123 min
TheoEd PodcastLiz Clasen-Kelly: "On the Other Side of Judgment: Exploring the Housing First Approach"CEO of Roof Above Liz Clasen-Kelley shares stories of her work to end homelessness and challenges us to think about this issue in a new, loving, and non-judgmental way.
First delivered at TheoEd Charlotte in February 2022.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-07-0720 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Olu Brown: "Embracing Uncertainty"How do we respond to uncertainty? Rather than deny it or simply try to survive it, Rev. Olu Brown, lead Pastor at Impact Church in Atlanta, offers three fundamental truths that can help us embrace uncertainty.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2021.
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2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Neichelle Guidry: "What It Means to be Human"Dean of the Chapel at Spelman College, Rev. Dr. Neichelle Guidry, asks questions core to our faith and humanity, including why it can be hard set limits, embrace rest, and extend grace to ourselves after failures and mistakes.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2021.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastDoug Shipman: "Is Reconciliation Right For America?"Doug Shipman, Founding CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, examines the complex history of racial reconciliation in America and what it looks like to pursue reconciliation at a personal and corporate level.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2021.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2417 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Chanequa Walker Barnes: "Pathological Whiteness"Drawing on her experience as a clinical psychologist and professor of practical theology, Dr. Chanequa Walker-Barnes diagnoses whiteness as the hidden wound that lies at the heart of racism and racial injustice.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2021.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2419 min
TheoEd PodcastJeff and André Shinabarger: "Love or Work?"Drawing on Barna research and their own marriage, Jeff and André Shinabarger, co-hosts of the podcast Love or Work, ask, “Is it possible to change the world, stay in love, and raise a healthy family?”
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2020.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Wil Gafney: "Biblical Language for a God Who Transcends Gender"A distinguished womanist biblical interpreter, Dr. Wil Gafney reveals the Bible’s use of masculine and feminine imagery for God and how it invites us to look beyond traditional gender categories.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2020.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2418 min
TheoEd PodcastShawn Duncan: "Changing Mission for Good"What does it look like to address poverty in ways both faithful and effective? Shawn Duncan, Director of The Lupton Center, reimagines traditional approaches to charity and mission.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2020.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Hillary McBride: "Body and Spirit: Why We Are Both and Why That Matters"Therapist and author Hillary McBride illumines how recovering a positive view of our bodies is crucial to self-understanding, empathy for others, and a commitment to justice.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2020.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2422 min
TheoEd PodcastAustin Channing Brown: "The Double Sided Pursuit of Racial Justice"A new leading voice in racial justice, Austin Channing Brown offers a compelling look at what the journey towards justice entails in an era of rising racial hostility.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2419 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Ted Smith: "Reckless Love: Living for Things That Die"In his provocative talk, Ted Smith, Professor of Preaching and Ethics at Candler School of Theology, considers how and why we are called to devote our lives to things that do not last.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Mihee Kim-Kort: "Mother Tongue"A storyteller and minister, Mihee Kim-Kort reflects on how learning her mother tongue (Korean) opened up new ways of understanding God, culture, and her own vocation.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastJonathan Merritt: "The Death and Resurrection of Sacred Speech"Acclaimed journalist Jonathan Merritt explores what it takes to talk about faith in ways that are honest, authentic, and understandable in an increasingly pluralistic society.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2422 min
TheoEd PodcastMike McHargue: "Wishing for the End: Responding to America's Suicide Crisis"With compelling vulnerability, podcaster and author Mike McHargue de-stigmatizes suicide and calls the church to be on the front lines of addressing the crisis of suicide in our society.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Diana Butler Bass: "Jesus the Ingrate: The Subversive Power of Gratitude"Award-winning author Diana Butler Bass explores how cultivating lives of gratitude can help us more deeply experience the transformative and subversive reign of God.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2423 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Pete Enns: "Reimagining an Ancient God"Old Testament scholar Pete Enns shows how the Bible, rather than giving simple answers about faith and life, models for us a process of reimagining the way in which God communes with humanity.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Patrick Reyes: "Wanted: Dead or Alive"What does it mean that God calls each of us to life? Latinx practical theologian Patrick Reyes explores the idea of vocation through the lens of the biblical story of Hagar and Ishmael.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2019.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2414 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Shane Claiborne: "Resurrecting Church"Activist Shane Claiborne probes what it would look like for the church to rediscover its calling to stand for life and love in the midst of the challenges of poverty and gun violence.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2018.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2424 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Paul Wallace: "There's Something Holy Out There"Drawing on the book of Job and his training as an astrophysicist, Paul Wallace reveals how science and faith both bring us face to face with beauty and mystery.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2018.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Lauren F. Winner: "Magnolia Trees and Cardigan Sweaters: Unexpected Metaphors for God"Author Lauren Winner explains how engaging overlooked metaphors for God can open up new avenues for spiritual growth.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in February 2018.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2419 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Brent A. Strawn: "The Greatest Story Never Told: Re-Thinking the Bible as Poetry"Old Testament professor Brent Strawn explores how reading Scripture as poetry can transform how we understand its content and function in Christian life.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2017.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2420 min
TheoEd PodcastRev. Dr. Gregory C. Ellison, II: "A Picture of an Activist?"Reflecting on protests in Ferguson and the work of Howard Thurman, Gregory Ellison probes questions about identity, vocation, and social justice.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2017.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastDr. Amy-Jill Levine: "Life After Death: Jesus, Judaism, and Justice"Noted Jewish New Testament scholar Amy-Jill Levine examines Jesus' claim to be "the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6) from an interfaith perspective.
First delivered at TheoEd Atlanta in September 2017.
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Music: Wake by LynneMusic, licensed through NeoSounds2022-06-2421 min
TheoEd PodcastOlu Brown: Embracing UncertaintyHow do we respond to uncertainty? Rather than deny it or simply try to survive it, Rev. Olu Brown, lead Pastor at Impact Church in Atlanta, offers three fundamental truths that can help us embrace uncertainty.
Download the Discussion Guide2021-03-1519 minTheoEd PodcastNeichelle Guidry: What it Means to be HumanDean of the Chapel at Spelman College, Rev. Dr. Neichelle Guidry, asks questions core to our faith and humanity, including why it can be hard set limits, embrace rest, and extend grace to ourselves after failures and mistakes.
Download the Discussion Guide2021-03-1519 minTheoEd PodcastDoug Shipman: Is Reconciliation Right for America?Doug Shipman, Founding CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, examines the complex history of racial reconciliation in America and what it looks like to pursue reconciliation at a personal and corporate level.
Download the Discussion Guide2021-03-1516 minTheoEd PodcastChanequa Walker-Barnes: Pathological WhitenessDrawing on her experience as a clinical psychologist and professor of practical theology, Dr. Chanequa Walker-Barnes diagnoses whiteness as the hidden wound that lies at the heart of racism and racial injustice.
Download the Discussion Guide2021-03-1517 min
Candler in ConversationCandler in Conversation: Introducing Doug Shipman, February TheoEd Talks SpeakerOn this episode of Candler in Conversation, meet Doug Shipman, one of the February 2021 TheoEd Speakers. Doug Shipman is the Founding CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, a museum and cultural institution in Atlanta, Georgia which draws connections between the U.S. Civil Rights movement and today’s human rights struggles. Shipman recently ended his tenure as the president and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center, a position he used to support local arts groups. He holds degrees from the Harvard Kennedy School, the Harvard Divinity School, and Emory University. Today, Shipman is invested in su...2021-02-1713 minCandler in ConversationCandler in Conversation: Introducing Olu Brown, February TheoEd Talks SpeakerOn this episode of Candler in Conversation, meet Rev. Olu Brown, one of the February 2021 TheoEd Speakers. Rev. Olu Brown is the lead pastor of Impact Church, a multicultural gathering located in Atlanta which he planted in 2007. In 2016, Impact Church was named one of the fastest-growing churches in America. He is the author of multiple books, including 4D Impact: Smash Barriers Like a Smart Church. The name of his TheoEd Talk is "Embracing Uncertainty", and he discusses his hopes for the talk in this episode.
He can be found online at www.olubrown.com, @pastorolubrown on...2021-02-0211 min
Love or WorkLive at TheoEd | Andre + Jeff ShinabargerThis week we lean in with Jeff and Andre as they share in detail their learnings from interviewing couples on this podcast in conjunction with the research with Barna. This talk was given live at the TheoEd event in Atlanta in February!To Learn more:https://theoed.com/Watch the talk from TheoEdDiscussion GuideWelcome to the Love or Work Podcast, hosted by Andre Shinabarger (Physician Assistant, Grady Hospital) and Jeff Shinabarger (Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Plywood People). They are asking the question: Is it possible to change the world...2020-03-0222 min
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Pete Enns2019-02-1200 minTheoEd TalksShane Claiborne gives his TheoEd talkShane Claiborne gives his TheoEd talk on his book "Resurrecting Church".2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksPaul Wallace gives his TheoEd TalkPaul Wallace gives his TheoEd talk on his book "There's Something Holy Out There2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Lauren F. Winner TheoEd TalkRev. Dr. Lauren F. Winner gives her TheoEd Talk on her book "Magnolia Trees and Cardigan Sweaters: Unexpected Metaphors for God2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksShane Claiborne DiscussionShane Claiborne sits down to talk with Rev. Ryan Bonfiglio about his book "Resurrecting Church" at the TheoEd event.2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksPaul Wallace DiscussionPaul Wallace talks to Rev. Ryan Bonfiglio in a discussion about his TheoEd performance on his book "There's Something Holy Out There".2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Lauren F. Winner Theoed DiscussionRev. Dr. Lauren F. Winner talks at the TheoEd event on Magnolia Trees and Cardigan Sweaters: Unexpected Metaphors for God2018-03-2800 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Gregory C. Ellison, II Q & ARev. Dr. Gregory C. Ellison, II Q & A by TheoEd Talks2017-12-0400 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Gregory C. Ellison, II Talk“A Picture of an Activist?”2017-12-0400 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Brent A. Strawn Q & ARev. Dr. Brent A. Strawn Q & A by TheoEd Talks2017-12-0400 minTheoEd TalksRev. Dr. Brent A. Strawn Talk“The Greatest Story Never Told: Re-Thinking the Bible as Poetry”2017-12-0400 minTheoEd TalksDr. Amy-Jill Levine Q & ADr. Amy-Jill Levine Q & A by TheoEd Talks2017-12-0400 minTheoEd TalksDr. Amy-Jill Levine TalkLife After Death: Jesus, Judaism and Justice
TheoEd Talks
September 24, 2017
Speaker:2017-11-0600 min