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Jamie Wright: Round Two

Jamie Wright aka The Very Worst Missionary returns to the show to discuss the flaw with short-term missions, over-spiritualized language, the mission of the Church, core competency, a theology of vacations, #noprostitutes, her upcoming book, Uber, parenting tips, preacher's kids, and self-care.

Shane Hipps: Dogs Don't Bark

Shane Hipps return to the show to discuss feline veterinarian medicine, The True Voice, True Self, divesting ones self of the outcomes, the preacher as first word but not the final word, and his new book Cats Don't Bark. 

September Mega-Wrapup

Josh Graves, Wade Hodges, Collin Packer and Jonathan Storment all join the show to discuss the hidden podcast, pacifism, patriarchy, high school diplomas, suffering well, God in creation for the September Wrapup.

For more information on The National Conference on Youth Ministry click here.

Diana Butler Bass: Grounded

Dr. Diana Butler Bass joins the show to discuss loving a serial killer as a neighbor , finding God in nature, and her new book Grounded.

Mike McHargue: Science Mike or Magic Mike?

Science Mike returns to the show to discuss why he's been talking with people in the adult entertainment business, parenting in an age of accessible porn, and the science of viewing pornography.

For more about this month's sponsor, Abilene Christian University's Graduate School of Theology, click here.

May Wrapup: Sara Barton and Larry Norsworthy

At the 8:00 minute mark Sara Barton returns to the show to discuss breaking gender barriers, the book of James, and the grief of a missionary. At the 31:00 minute mark Luke's Dad returns to the show to discuss all things Rob Bell and Richard Beck.

We start the show hearing from Derek McNeal talking about this month's sponsor The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology.

Josh Ross and Jonathan Storment: Bringing Heaven to Earth

Josh Ross and Jonathan Storment return to the show to discuss what book kept Jonathan in Church, N.T. Wright’s Surprised by Hope brought to life in Memphis and Abilene, a better story than Rapture theology, living from Resurrection, Imagination, Resurrection being Good News even for those who don’t believe and their new book Bringing Heaven to Earth.

If you want to win a copy of this book, post a pic of where Heaven is breaking in amongst your city, your church, your school or your life and post it on Twitter with the Hashtag #BringHeaven and we will select two of them to receive a free copy of this book.

For more on this month’s sponsor go to theseattleschool.edu

Richard Beck and Rob Bell: Part Two

Part Two: Richard Beck and Rob Bell return to the show to discuss The Zimzum of Love & Moltmann, Eucharist as saving grace, being in the heart of the Protestant machine, the conservative evangelical church being a house of cards, table fellowship, Everything is Spiritual part Too or Two, shared neediness, Black Sabbath & preaching, not believing in failure, and craft vs. success.  

 

For more on this month’s sponsor check out theseattleschool.edu.

February Wrapup: Larry Norsworthy

Luke's Dad, Larry Norsworthy, returns to the show to discuss faith after cynicism, The Dark Night of the Soul, depression, Church, Barbara Brown Taylor,  his love for Pete Rollins and his surprising ability to find Pete Holmes' podcast. Plus at the end of the podcast there's a teaser for the upcoming guests for March.

Pete Scazzero: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality

Pete Scazzero joins the show to talk Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, why Christianity doesn't always produce emotionally healthy people, hearing God in your feelings, the genogram, the importance of a theology of marriage, the crucible of church and Yankees vs. Mets.