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Join us on "Howdy, Theologian" for a lively discussion on avoiding idolatry and redefining our approach to God, exploring how political affiliations and consumer habits might lead us astray from a true understanding of faith.First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Join us for a deep dive into the role of faith in politics on this episode of "Howdy, Theologian." Following our discussion on Christian nationalism, we explore the significant and sometimes complicated role that faith plays in the political sphere, discuss the profound responsibility of Christians in a democracy, and reflect on what it means to pr…

In this episode of "Howdy Theologian," we tackle the complex and controversial topic of Christian nationalism, discussing its rise in American politics, the dangers it poses to public education, and its deep intertwining with racial and religious identity. Join us as we unpack how this ideology is influencing churches and communities, and explore t…

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When a young Chicago pastor named David Sindt held up a sign that read “Is Anyone Else Out There Gay?" during the 1974 United Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) General Assembly, it was a radical act. Stint's struggle to push his denomination towards full inclusion is a powerful reminder of the sacrifices gay Christians made to find love and acceptance. …

Join Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Mitchell Boone as they discuss baptism from a progressive Christian perspective, inspired by "Moana."First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Join Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Mitchell Boone as they discuss communion from a progressive Christian perspective, with help from "The Bear."First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Join Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Mitchell Boone as they discuss the purpose of ordaining church leaders from a progressive Christian perspective, referencing Fleabag.First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Join Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Mitchell Boone as they discuss the purpose of the church from a progressive Christian perspective, using The Lord of the Rings as a guide.First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Listen as Rev. Elizabeth Moseley and Rev. Mitchell Boone discuss the Trinity from a progressive Christian perspective, with an assist from Aladdin, Meredith Brooks, and the Matrix.First United Methodist Church Dallas による

Jim Wallis, author of The False White Gospel, joins host Jasmin Taylor to break down the danger posed by Christian Nationalists, a far-right fringe group that has found a foothold in American politics. You can buy Wallis's book here. Support this program! Visit our website to make a tax-deductible contribution today. The Great Collide is a producti…