This week Nick talks to Adam Taylor who recently wrote Mobilizing Hope, a book about justice, change, religion, and activism. I think you will enjoy this conversation. Jim Wallis does the forward and says that the book,“is a story of how Adam and many of his cohorts are shaping the next strategies for faith-based social [...]
Tags: activism, adam taylor, interview, IVP, mobilizing hope, podcast
This week Josh talks to Jeff Sharlett about the topic of two of Jeff’s books, christian fundamentalism inside our government. It is like a Dan Brown novel, but with historical accuracy. To prepare for the episode read this Wiki Article on The Fellowship and C Street. And after the interview I definitely suggest picking up [...]
Tags: c street, christianity, fundamentalism, jeff sharlett, nick and josh, podcast
This week Nick talks to Matt Litton the author of The Mockingbird Parables. We celebrate 50 years of To Kill a Mocking Bird, and talk about his book and his thoughts of teaching this book to his students. Here are some more thoughts from Matt: Setting out to write TMP I had been caught up [...]
Tags: christianity, matt litton, mockingbird, podcast, the mockingbird parables, to kill a mockingbird
In this episode, Josh interviews Kimberly Knight. They talk about Kimberly’s experience with Big Tent Christianity and her experience of sharing the lime-light with Doug Pagitt in his new book Church in the Inventive Age. The two also discuss the need for a Christian response to the recent month of tragic suicides and deaths of [...]
Tags: big tent christianity, church, conference, Emergent, interview, inventive age, kimberly knight, koinonia, nick and josh, podcast, seeking sophia
This week Nick talks to Jack Jenkins, from The Church is Alive. Jack blogs personally here He tweets @jackmjenkins I have also included some of his mean harp playing below. [Direct link to ep 164 - Jack Jenkins, The Church is Alive/Social Media/Obama]
Tags: christianity, church, church is alive, interview, jack jenkins, jackmjenkins, obama, podcast, social media, the church is alive, thechurchisalive.com
