This week we kick off a new experiment with the podcast – a new bi-monthly wrap-up of each of the stories we hear on our podcast. We’ll keep bringing you the great stories with our podcast followed the next week by a wrap-up and blether from our co-hosts and others in the sbpodcast tribe. We [...]
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This week’s guest is Sarah Moon. She’s a writer and student, currently attending Bowling Green State University in Ohio, pursuing a degree in Women’s Studies. She’s a feminist and a member of BGSU’s Organization for Women’s Issues. She’s passionate about reconciling her Christian faith with feminism and helping make the church a better place for [...]
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This week we talk with television and film editor and director Matt Barber. Barber has worked on a number of projects including television’s The OC and Chuck and on the films Weathered and Not That Funny. He’s currently directing the documentary, Jesus Don’t Let me Die Before I have Sex. During our interview, Barber shares [...]
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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 [...]
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As Reformation Day 2011 approaches, we’re excited to share the info on our latest crowd-sourced project: 1more. To pull it off, we need your input. We’re asking one simple question: If you could share one message with the Church universal – what would it be? To share your input, simply record a video (five minutes [...]
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when we last spoke to steve knight, he was working for SIM International and was the resident blogger for emergent village. none of that holds true anymore. find out what he’s up to now as he continues to fine tune his passion groove towards planting missionally minded churches. related :: steve’s blog steve on twitter [...]
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Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, gave three lectures this year as part of his annual Holy Week series — each dedicated on the work of CS Lewis and his Chronicles of Narnia. This year, Dr Williams, a Narnia fan, has turned his attention to the Christian themes found in the Narnia novels. Dr Williams explained: [...]
We posed a question to our peeps on Twitter Wednesday and your responses have been wonderful! We asked… Here’s what you had to say… : @sbpodcast To stop tearing each other down : @sbpodcast That we actually live like we are parts of One Body instead of different islands at war with each other. : [...]
this week we talk with homebrewed christianity co-host tripp fuller. along with hosting a pretty sweet podcast, tripp helps organize the big tent christianity events, has collaborated on a book with phillip clayton and is working on his PhD in philosophy of religion and theology at claremont graduate university. tripp shares his story and how [...]
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