In our last episode of Season 2, we talk with Joshua Ang Price, co-founder and first president of the Asian American Pacific Islander Caucus of Arkansas, about his experience as an Asian American in this state. He shares stories about growing up in Arkansas and gives listeners suggestions and resources for how to be an ally to the AAPI community.

“I love Arkansas and I want to see everyone that lives in our beautiful state get along with each other and learn from each other. I think God put us all on this earth, and this is our great mystery–the great mystery of life. We are all puzzle pieces and I think it is going to take all of us coming together to solve that puzzle.”

-Joshua Ang Price

www.stopaapihate.org (a website for reporting AAPI hate crimes)

www.ihollaback.org (bystander training resources)

In this episode we talk with Jeremy Everett, Founder and Executive Director of the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty, about the reality of hunger around the world and in our own communities. We discuss the causes of hunger and the aspects of our faith that compel us to address this problem.

“We have decided that hunger and poverty are acceptable social conditions….We will always have hunger until we decide that everyone has a right to food. When we come to that conclusion, we’ll figure out the logistics.”

In this episode we talk with long-time preacher and professor of homiletics and 2BC Scholar Emeritus, Dr. Hulitt Gloer, about the preaching event. We ponder what good listening entails and what the listener can expect from a sermon. We consider the mystery of the sermon and how it has the power to shatter reality and invoke possibility. Join us as we are challenged to be active participants in the preaching event.

“Preaching is trialogical, there are three entities involved in the preaching event. There is the preacher, the hearer and the Spirit. If the hearer is not participating, both God’s word and the preacher’s words fall on deaf ears. That triangle of preacher, hearer and God…that’s the preaching event.”

-Dr. Hulitt Gloer

March 11, 2020

March 4, 2020

January 22, 2020