John Dominic Crossan returns to the podcast to discuss how Jesus the parable teller became the parable of God. You will hear him describe the nature of parables and their role in the kingdom ministry of Jesus. This parabolic framework helps him unpack the nature of the four Gospels and how they … Read more about John Dominic Crossan: The Parables of Jesus & the Parable of God

Jeffrey D. Sachs is a world-renowned economics professor, bestselling author, innovative educator, and global leader in sustainable development. I am thrilled to welcome him to the podcast as we discuss ethics, economics, ecology, and our global future. In a new edited volume, Ethics in Action for … Read more about Jeffrey D. Sachs: Ethics in Action

John Dominic Crossan returns to the podcast to discuss how a historian thinks about Jesus. You will hear him outline the basic framework he operates from before tackling several different topics and questions sent in by members of the Easter Stories group. In the conversation, we mention some Dom's … Read more about John Dominic Crossan: How to think about Jesus like a Historian

This is the first session with me and Diana's Lenten class Empty Altars: American Saints in a Cynical Age. We hope you enjoy it and consider joining the group. If you enjoy this, check out the upcoming lent group with Diana and me – Empty Altars:American Saints in a Cynical Age. We live in … Read more about Diana Butler Bass: American Saints in a Cynical Age

I got to join Diana Butler Bass at the Southern Lights festival over MLK weekend where we recorded this live edition of Ruining Dinner. To be a part of future zoom sessions of the series and get access to past gatherings,  join Diana’s newsletter community, the Cottage &/or the Homebrewed … Read more about Diana Butler Bass: Ruining Dinner… and Date Nights

Philip Clayton returns to the podcast! We recorded this LIVE at the 50th Anniversary conference for the Center for Process Studies. What better time than to figure out the meaning of life....  As a scholar, Philip Clayton (Ingraham Professor, Claremont School of Theology) works at the intersection … Read more about Philip Clayton: On the Meaning of Life

This episode was recorded live in Napa, CA at the 'Love and the Power of God' conference. It was a complete blast! You will hear from a bunch of regulars on the podcast, as well as a few first timers. If you have wanted to learn about Process theology and philosophy, but wondered where to begin, … Read more about Love & the Power of God LIVE in Napa

This is a special episode with two friends. Pete and Tony had a spectacular conversation at Theology Beer Camp where Pete shared a bit about his BRAND NEW BOOK - Curve Ball: WHen Your Faith Takes Turns You Never Saw Coming - and baseball. Since Tony's podcast, The Reverend Hunter, is not about … Read more about Pete Enns & Tony Jones Love Baseball

In this episode, two of my favorite Church Historians join the podcast for a tricky but needed conversation on the changing shape of American religion. It is so much fun! If you enjoy this, check out the upcoming lent group with Diana and me - Empty Altars: American Saints in a Cynical Age. We … Read more about Bill Leonard & Diana Butler Bass: Welcome to the Post-Christian Century

THIS PARTY WAS FOR PETE'S NEW BOOK. CHECK IT OUT HERE. The God-Pod Partners Include: Sarah Heath from the REVcovery Podcast Josh Patterson from the (Re)thinking Faith Podcast Sarey Martin Concepción from the Secret Art Project Podcast Mason Mennega from a People's … Read more about Pete Enns & the God-Pod Party