this week we chat with BWG* eric bryant, author of the book Peppermint-Filled Piñatas: Breaking Through Tolerance and Embracing Love, stand-up comedian, speaker, and a pastor on staff with Mosaic in Los Angeles.
from his blog ::
We live in a diverse world filled with unprecedented opportunity. There is a call to move past the barriers that stand between us and those who may be different. Eric Michael Bryant has seen tolerance shown to those who are different than us — racially, religiously, sexually, politically, economically – and believes there must be more. After all, Jesus didn’t just tolerate people; he embraced them all with love.
Using lighthearted humor, engaging personal stories, and a “party theology,” Bryant shows us how to love our neighbors and fulfill the vision Jesus had for the church from the beginning.
Whether that is through building relationships with the help of bounce houses, stand up comedy, or piñatas, followers of Christ will be inspired to actively engage the world around them.
eric shares about his time growing up in the buckle of the Bible belt, some of his ministry experiences in Seattle and LA as well as the lessons he’s learned about tolerance and love along the way.
(*see the book for more info)
related ::
eric’s website
eric on twitter
Peppermint-Filled Piñatas: Breaking Through Tolerance and Embracing Love
Peppermint-Filled Piñatas on itunes | on audible
mosaic
the origins project
music ::
fleet foxes – mykonos
shawn mcdonald – captived
steven delopoulosas – if love was a sword
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Should be a goodie.
Eric’s a top fellah
J
Should be a goodie.
Eric’s a top fellah
J