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pam hogeweide :: 5.4
pam hogeweide is the author of the new book “unladylike: resisting the injustice of inequality in the church.” today she talks about her book, and how women and men can end sexism in the church. related :: pam’s website pam’s blog pam on twitter pam on G+ pam on facebook unladylike: resisting the injustice of [...]
luke harms (pt 2) :: 5.3
this week we continue our talk with US army veteran luke harms. harms served in both iraq and afghanistan as a member of the US army and then returned to afghanistan as a civilian contractor. harms shares his unique perspective on the war and the military meta-narrative and the struggle he faced adjusting from living [...]
luke harms :: 5.2
this week we talk with US army veteran luke harms. harms served in both iraq and afghanistan as a member of the US army and then returned to afghanistan as a civilian contractor. harms shares his unique perspective on the war and the military meta-narrative and the struggle he faced adjusting from living in a [...]
joy bennett :: 5.1
we’re kicking off 2012 with a conversation with blogger joy bennett. joy is, ‘a Christian woman writing through grief and loss depression, and the overhaul of my faith in the face of suffering.’ joy’s oldest child was born with severe special needs and passed away in 2008 at the age of 8 and she shares [...]
the christmas nines 2011 :: 4.40
it’s time for our (almost-annual) christmas special! this year we’re bringing back “the nines” with readings from the sbpodcast crew and our listeners. a little background from wikipedia: The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is a format for a service of Christian worship celebrating the birth of Jesus that is traditionally followed at Christmas. [...]
ariah fine :: 4.39
this week we talk with author, and community organizer ariah fine about his latest project, clean water for elirose. ariah shares why community and social justice matter to him and how he was inspired to write a children’s book to share the story of clean water with his young children. some questions to ask yourself [...]
joshua becker :: 4.38
this week we talk with blogger and author joshua becker. joshua is an associate minister for a church outside phoenix, arizona and he writes about his journey towards becoming a minimalist in his spare time. he shares how he stumbled into the idea of minimalism, what a rational minimalist entails and how it plays out [...]
lucas land :: 4.37
now that you’re all stuffed from a big thanksgiving meal — we talk food and food ethics with farmer and all around ag-guy, lucas land. lucas and his family have been involved in farming and agriculture for several years, including a post-graduate internship at world hunger relief in waco, texas. and he’s just returned from [...]
joshua hanson :: 4.36
this week we talk with joshua hanson, one of the founders of nomad’s land in alabama. nomad’s land is a 40-acre property that’s becoming a place of rest for weary travelers built around sustainable building and agriculture. joshua talks about his “rock-n-roll” lifestyle following the grateful dead and other bands around the country, ending up [...]
dr. carl bradley :: 4.35
this week we talk with dr. carl bradley, a man of many hats. dr. bradley is an educator, a former school administrator and he’s been a church organist for most of his life. he’s served as a teacher in the public elementary school system, an administrator at both baylor university and the university of mary [...]
stephen burke :: 4.34
this week we talk with stephen burke, who heads up the Lord will provide end-time ministry. stephen talks about how he transitioned from an advertising exec, to a church planting ministry and now into a ministry in building cities of refuge. related :: stephen’s website stephen’s blog the lord will provide book international house of [...]
