He does so in his #2 Podcast Episode here

The main interview is with Charity Dixon who talks about the organization that she works for called Greater Works. Find out more about them and their simple idea of getting clean water to people who need it at their website greaterworks.me

And as always we would love to have your comments here and we could use your support by picking up a copy of Nick’s book The Hopeful Skeptic: Revisiting Christianity from the Outside

Charity also mentions a website called briterevolution.com for getting some great music that helps out great causes.

[Direct link to ep 152 - Charity Dixon and Greater Works]

For more on the three guests click below: Julie Clawson, Everyday Justice
Ben Lowe, Green Revolution Tom Sine, The New Conspirators and Mustard Seed Associates (also, see Christine Sine’s blog)

You can also read Josh’s blog on the oil spill here. 

If you wish to volunteer to help in the clean up efforts, please click here.

Finally, there is a first in this podcast. Drop us a line if you think you know what it is!

Nick & Josh

[Direct link to ep 151 - Oil Spill Roundtable with Ben Lowe, Tom Sine, and Julie Clawson]

Dr. Pacini’s current research focuses on problems in Kantian and post-Kantian philosophy and philosophical theology, especially those of aesthetics and psychology as they evolved in late nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century texts that explore the boundaries of theological thinking.

This podcast, with Sarah Alexander as a guest co-interviewer, focuses on Pacini’s most recent work entitled Through Narcissus’ Glass Darkly: The Modern Religion of Conscience.

I mention the Brian McLaren, Bishop Spong, and Phyllis Tickle Podcast, it’s here

[Direct link to ep 150 - David Pacini, Through Narcissus' Glass Darkly]

We mention that you should follow @beckyrp because she tweeted something nick said during the conference.

Here is the link to the Knapp on Larry King Interview, and Josh will be posting thoughts shortly

[Direct Download - ep 149 - Nick and Josh Conversate]

This week Nick get’s Danielle Shroyer on the podcast to talk about the Sustainable Faith Conference, her church Journey Community Church, and her new book Boundary-Breaking God.

[Direct link to - ep 148 - Danielle Shroyer, Boundary-Breaking God]

Here is the video:

Thanks to Dan Ra from nextgenerasianchurch.com for recording the conversation.

Also be sure to check out the Sustainable Faith conference April 22-24 and purchase a copy of The Hopeful Skeptic to help out the podcast.

If you use the promo/discount code “podcast” when you purchase your ticket you will receive the student/pastor discount.

[Direct link to - ep 147 - Philip Clayton and Tony Jones in Atlanta]

We would encourage you all to click in the top left corner where you can buy your copy of, The Hopeful Skeptic: Revisiting Christianity from the Outside. Your purchases help make this podcast possible.

Also check out A Sustainable Faith, for more conference information April 22-24. If you are interested in going, email Nick at nick[at]thehopefulskeptic[dot]com for a discounted ticket. And if your going through Atlanta, let him know, you could carpool.

[Direct link to ep 146 - Bishop John Shelby Spong, Phyllis Tickle, and Brian McLaren.mp3]

Based on the blog post by Rick Bennet entitled “an imagined conversation: Oscar Round-Table with Mark Driscoll, Brian McLaren, Ed Young, Jr, David Dark and the Rev. Smith, pastor of Berean Baptist Church,” Josh grabbed this reading with a group of folk sitting around for dinner and drinks after the last session of Theology After Google (Claremont 2010). Included in this mix are the following:

CTT: Philip Clayton
Mark Driscoll: Ryan Parker
Brian McLaren: Joshua Case
Ed Young Jr: Chad Crawford
David Dark: Tony Jones
Rev. Smith: Bob Cornwall

We hope you enjoy this mid-week lighter side of life cast. And thanks to Rick for a brilliant piece to dramatically read!

[Direct Link to ep 145 - Dramatic Readings at Theology After Google]

Dwight is a teacher practical theology at Mars Hill Graduate School, is active with Emergent Village, a social network of missional Christians around the world (www.EmergentVillage.com) and is also an author, professional speaker and facilitator of learning. Dwight earned a Doctor of Ministry with an emphasis in Leadership in an Emerging Culture at George Fox University under the mentorship of Leonard Sweet, with Kent Yinger as my dissertation adviser. His dissertation explored a relational hermeneutic toward connective church structures and leadership.

Also, here is a link to Josh’s blog post on Health Care Reform.

Stay tuned later in the week for a dramatic reading of Rick Bennett’s Imagined Oscar Roundtable including the voices of Tony Jones, Philip Clayton, Josh Case, Chad Crawford, and others!!!

Enjoy the podcast!

[Direct Link to ep 144 - Dwight Friesen, Thy Kingdom Connected]

As always it was a great interview with a great intro. This is definitely one of his ‘great works’, I would recommend picking up a copy. But don’t take my word for it, listen to the interview and here some links:

My review, Scot McKnights interesting review for Christianity Today

Purchase A New Kind of Christianity here

Purchase The Hopeful Skeptic here

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