Homebrewed Christianity Podcast
Summary: Our goal is to bring the wisdom of the academy's ivory tower into your earbuds. Think of each episode as an audiological ingredient for your to brew your own faith. Most episodes center around an interview with a different scholar, theologian, or philosopher.
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- Artist: Dr. Tripp Fuller | Theologian, Philosopher, Minister
- Copyright: Homebrewed Christianity 2008-Tomorrow
Podcasts:
Deacon Tony Jones is back on the podcast for a Deacon’s Meeting of sorts. He joins me in answering questions from the Homebrewed Community and we have ourselves a bunch of fun. The questions for the fun came from the people. Topics we discuss include… hunting, fishing, and the land (our catch-up and outdoor stories… Read more about A Deacon’s Meeting with Tony Jones
Aaron Simmons is back on the podcast to give you a tasty preview reading group – Walking with Kierkegaard. In this episode, you get to listen in to the first session. We hope you enjoy it and check out the class below. Check out the class details and sign-up here
Dr. Rolf A. Jacobson is the Professor of Old Testament and the Alvin N. Rogness Chair of Scripture, Theology, and Ministry at Luther Seminary. Known for his humor and faithful biblical interpretation, Jacobson is an in-demand preacher and teacher. With Craig Koester, he developed and supports the Narrative Lectionary. He enjoys collaborating with other teachers… Read more about Rolf Jacobson: The Five Most Offensive Things… you learn in Seminary
Are you ready for some New Testament hype? My friend and colleague Dr. Matt Novenson is on the podcast. We have a bunch of fun. Matthew Novenson is Senior Lecturer in New Testament and Christian Origins at the University of Edinburgh, where he is also director of the Centre for the Study of Christian Origins.… Read more about Matthew Novenson: Messiah, Lord, Logos, & Other Titles
Aaron Simmons is back on the podcast to preview our upcoming reading group – Walking with Kierkegaard. In this conversation we give 5 reasons the church needs Kierkegaard today. We hope you enjoy it and check out the class and giveaway below. 5 Reasons the Church needs Kierkegaard today 1. Kierkegaard reminds us that faith… Read more about 5 Reasons the Church Needs Kierkegaard
My buddy Dustin Kensrue is back on the podcast. We discuss his band Thrice‘s newest album – horizons/east. On top of being a rock star, Dustin is a member of the #ProcessParty and in our conversation, we discuss how his views of faith, politics, and more have changed and are expressed in the album. Enjoy… Read more about Dustin Kensrue: Thrice & the #ProcessParty
Wm. Curtis Holtzen is a professor of philosophy and theology at Hope International University. He is the author of The God Who Trusts: A Relational Theology of Divine Faith, Hope, and Love and has also authored chapters on pop culture topics such as The Simpsons, The Peanuts, and Bruce Almighty.
In this episode, Brian McLaren joins the pod and we tackle some excellent questions. Here you will get a glimpse of what a QnA session sounds like in our current online learning group Oh God What Now: Christianity 20 years after 9/11. The class itself is 6-weeks and features a weekly session with Diana Butler… Read more about Brian McLaren: God – Pray – Driscoll
Matthew David Segall returns to the podcast after 8 years! It was a blast to talk with Matt about his new book and a bunch of other process-related goodness. When you get done listening make sure you check out his YouTube channel and the new book. How did Matt end up with cosmological questions finding… Read more about Matthew Segall: Cosmology, Consciousness, and Whitehead’s God
Excited to have one of my heroes, practical theologian, army chaplain – Joshua Morris, joining me on the podcast to explore the legacy of 9/11 and the moral injury among returning veterans. About the book… Joshua Morris privileges the voices of veterans to argue that returning soldiers need families, friends, and religious communities to listen… Read more about Josh Morris: Moral Injury & the War of Terror
In this episode, Brian McLaren joins the pod and we tackle some excellent questions. Here you will get a glimpse of what a QnA session sounds like in our current online learning group Oh God What Now: Christianity 20 years after 9/11. The class itself is 6-weeks and features a weekly session with Diana Butler… Read more about Brian McLaren: Faith Beyond Fear in an Age of Terror
It is time for a party – a book release party! Thriving with Stone-Age Minds: Evolutionary Psychology, Christian Faith, and the Quest for Human Flourishing is out and the co-authors, Justin Barrett and Pamela King, are joined by two psychological scientist clergy Joanna Collicutt, and Jonathan Jong for some nerdy fun! Check out our partner: Blueprint… Read more about Thriving with Stone-Age Minds: Evolutionary Psychology, Christian Faith, and the Quest for Human Flourishing
Diana Butler Bass and Brian McLaren continue to be two of the most trusted and influential voices in the Church. Nearing the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the three of us decided to spend 6 weeks together online exploring how Christianity has changed over the last 20 years. Each week we will be focusing on a… Read more about Diana Bass & Brian McLaren: 20 Years of Religious Decline
My friend and process philosopher Dr. Andrew Davis is on the podcast! We have a bunch of nerdy fun. In the conversation we discuss… What does it mean that humans are a part of nature? What is entailed in an event of experience? Why do metaphysics? How are mind and value related? Why Whitehead thought… Read more about Andrew Davis: Mind, Value, and Cosmos
I loved this conversation. Once I heard that Jason was going to be releasing a book exploring the future of theory, I was interested… after reading it, I was PUMPED. Metamodernism is spectacular. This rather nerdy and cross-disciplinary conversation was so much fun. Hopefully, you will enjoy it and share it. Jason Ananda Josephson Storm is chair and… Read more about Jason Ananda Storm: After Postmodernism
