Accidental Tomatoes

Sometimes our expectations can cloud our view of reality. On this episode of the podcast, Joe uses a creative interpretation of a story about Jesus and John the Baptist to talk about how we can be imprisoned by our expectations and how deconstruction and reconstruction can help us see reality more clearly.

A wide-ranging conversation on story, spirituality, interpretation, and embodiment with guest host Amanda Webb of Remember That Time: An Historical Podcast.

Spiritual deconstruction, the process of dismantling inherited belief systems, can be a difficult and painful process. But by understanding why deconstruction happens and where it's heading, we can find an even deeper spirituality as we reconstruct our faith in new and lasting ways.

Once upon a time, a tomato plant grew in an abandoned herb garden despite neglect, lack of feeding & watering, and any whit of intention.

Our churches have too often neglected, failed to nurture, and denied intention to many in our communities. And yet, they persist in insisting that Jesus loves them, that they are worthy, that they deserve to be here.

If this describes you, welcome to Accidental Tomatoes.

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