Barely Christian, Fully Christian

Barely Christian, Fully Christian

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Barely Christian, Fully Christian episodes

  • Episode 33 - Loving Like a Mother with Elizabeth Berget
    Why are some folks so fearful of thinking of God as Mother? Is it useful to
    think of God as Mother even for those of us who are not mothers, whether by
    choice or circumstance? How can maternal imagery for God help us through
    loss, longing, and grief? Join Anni and author Elizabeth Berget for a
    conversation around these themes and more.
    1 hr
  • Episode 32 - Mary the Tower with Andrew Harvey
    Today, we celebrate the love, courage, devotion, and glory of Mary
    Magdalene. Anni is accompanied by world-renowned teacher, mystic, and
    sacred activist Andrew Harvey and together they explore the treasure trove
    of his new book, The Magdalene Revolution.
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  • Episode 30 - Same, Same with Shabnam Naz Ansari
    Shabs has a captivating story of struggle and liberation. Today she shares
    about leaving an abusive marriage in Pakistan, fighting for her rights,
    losing and recovering custody of her children, wrestling with her Islamic
    faith, and finding the truth about her own essence—and everyone else’s. As
    it turns out, we’re all the same.
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  • Episode 28 - Beyond the Binaries with Gary Alan Taylor
    What's one thing we can do to break the spell of divisive thinking? Join
    Anni and Gary Alan Taylor for a discussion about breaking free from the
    confines of dualistic thinking taught in evangelical spaces, plus some
    other pretty useful stuff.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Episode 27 - Male Headship 101
    Are you familiar with the doctrine of male headship? That system that
    prioritizes the leadership, voice, and decision-making of men in homes and
    churches? Join Anni and friends Dawn and Leah for a critical look at what
    this doctrine means, what it costs, and what we should do about it.
    1 hr 27 min
  • Episode 26 - Profoundly Perplexing Pomiculture with Daniel Rogers
    How can we know who’s right and who’s wrong? Is there any hope for
    Christian Nationalists? My friend and classmate Daniel Rogers shares his
    experience with the cognitive dissonance he encountered as a Bible-thumping
    fundamentalist that ultimately led him to a whole new way of being and
    loving. The catalyst? Fruit. Our conversation is sometimes goofy, sometimes
    profound, but always comes back to Jesus’ teaching: you shall know them by
    their fruit.
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  • Episode 25 - Chosen Family with Rev. Dr. David N. Moore, Jr.
    How do we change our minds and hearts? The Rev. Dr. David N. Moore, Jr.
    believes in the power of storytelling to catalyze our awakening. But what
    about when, despite our best efforts, people refuse to budge? David
    challenges Anni to expect to encounter our modern-day Judases, and to use
    her time to find chosen family instead of trying to make everyone happy in
    the name of diplomacy and unity. Drawing from Jesus’ teachings about
    judgement, David asserts that what will ultimately save the world is
    self-aware folks properly judging the world and calling for justice.
    1 hr 13 min

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This podcast explores loving Jesus, being repulsed by much of Christianity, and relating to the Holy Spirit as the Divine Feminine—or as Anni prefers to call Her, Mama God.