Ordinary Time #13: Southside Solidarity | @kaleophx

WARNING: In this sermon, I challenge the idea of penal substitutionary atonement and present a non-violent way to view the crucifixion. In traditional seminary experiences, students are often taught the different ways cultures and denominations view the crucifixion, but that's not something everyone is familiar with. So before you listen to this, just know this may rearrange the furniture in in your head and spiritual belief system. If you would like more resources as you explore this idea, please check out the links at the bottom of this sermon!

Ordinary Time #8: Written-Out Slaves | @kaleophx

A decolonial reading of this text, therefore, challenges us to recover and reclaim the forgotten lives in the text and the context. A recovery of these forgotten lives is by ‘hearing to speech’ their voices, which is an affirmation of their existence in society.

Eastertide #6: We Still Have Each Other | @kaleophx

On this sixth Sunday of Eastertide, Pastor Erin guides us through John 17:1-11. Jesus is departing his disciples giving them the task of continuing his work of liberation and continuing his politics of a non-violent way of resistance to oppression and corrupt government.

Alex Hanse (Nemo) | The Story of the Foolies Brand from Crushing It by Gary Vee - EPISODE 041

Alex Hanes wanted on to start a movement that would begin to get others to live out their dreams. Through an inspirational clothing line that he created entitled "Foolies" he would use his words along with fashion to empower his friends, family, and many others around him. In this episode we discuss how he started the Foolies brand and the endless possibilities available to millennials who decide to get off the couch and DO SOMETHING.

Steven Siwek | The Future of the Church - EPISODE 002

@stevensiwek is the director executive producer of the film Future of the Church. In this episode we talk about where he thinks the church is going based on the 80+ pastors he's interviewed across the nation, how millennials can lead the church in creativity, and we'll get insight on his latest short film: Dear Church, I'm Gay.

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