RANDALL WORLEY / WHEN THE CHURCH WAS YOUNG
Theology and methodology, communal learning, asking questions and discussing false narratives, theodicy, rethinking atonement theories, the stages of faith – simplicity, complexity, perplexity, harmony (Brian McLaren), deconstruction, liturgy, the lectionary, spiral dynamics, and first-tier thinking, the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves, and letting God tell our story; in this podcast, Randall and the guys talk about a theology of love as revealed through the incarnation.
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KENNETH TANNER / A BODY OF WHICH I AM A MEMBER
Approaching scripture, prayer, and our participation in the divine life, Father Kenneth Tanner explores a faith that is beautiful in its simplicity; God really loves humanity.
Kenneth talks about a wonderfully multifaceted church. He addresses how to approach scripture through community with both the contemporary and historic church. “It’s an experiential relationship with the church that reveals the whole picture of Jesus and how we should read scripture,” Kenneth speaks to prayer, once again approaching the subject through community, and finally, he speaks to our divinity in Christ.
Quotes:
“All the language that the New Testament uses is plural.”
“The core identity of every human is the image of God. Which cannot be taken from any human.”
Regarding Job, “…You can open that book and realize right away that it is not meant to be read literally. God does not play dice with human lives. Nor bargain or negotiate with Satan about human being’s lives…”
“The glory of God is a human being fully revealed.” Ananias
Fr. Kenneth Tanner is pastor of Church of the Holy Redeemer in Rochester Hills, Michigan. He writes for many magazines including, Sojourners, The Clarion Journal, and more.
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