Brew Theology Podcast

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Brew Theology exists to brew theology and create interfaith communities through healthy, meaningful and eclectic dialogue in pubs. www.brewtheology.org... more

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November 21, 2016 Episode 14: #BLESSED
In Episode 14 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Ryan and friends - Janel, Monica, Liz & Chris - get ready for Thanksgiving by talking about all things #BLESSED... They tackle Manifest Destiny - America, the "City on a Hill" (AKA: Make America Great Again), the Prosperity Gospel, Poverty in the Global South and the Beatitudes of Rabbi Jesus.
Enjoy this relevant episode, friends. & share the hopilicous brew online.
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1h 1min
November 14, 2016 Episode 13: "God IS or is NOT..."
In Episode 13 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel, Kyle, Piper, Dan and Baird nerd out with conventional labels of God while seeking to dive into those meanings and deconstruct them. Often, one hears, “The Bible says it. I believe it. That settles it.” This “Bible says it…” motto is always wrapped in a particular understanding of the Bible. We’ll unpack 4 specific words scholars have given God that will be reexamined from many angles. After genuinely grappling with these godly attributes, some will keep these conventional labels. Others have already shed them. Some will look at them a new for the first time. There are biblical and historical reasons for the labels we’ve given God, and what we think/ believe and say about God/ god/ gods/ G-d is always played out in how we live and move and have our being… Yes! Theology is practical! Perhaps you’ll add and subtract some new hops and barley as you include some of your own wild yeast in your own Brew Theology group...
Immutable = The belief that God doesn’t change.
Impassible = The belief that God doesn’t suffer or show emotion.
Omnipotent = The belief that God is all-powerful.
Omniscient = The belief that God is all-knowing.
Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicious brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is so close to launching... www.brewtheology.org! Check us out on Vimeo! Subscribe to our YouTube page. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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57min
November 14, 2016 Episode 13: “God IS or is NOT…”

In Episode 13 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel, Kyle, Piper, Dan and Baird nerd out with conventional labels of God while seeking to dive into those meanings and deconstruct them. Often, one hears, “The Bible says it. I believe it. That settles it.” This “Bible says it…” motto is always wrapped in a particular understanding of the Bible. We’ll unpack 4 specific words scholars have given God that will be reexamined from many angles. After genuinely grappling with these godly attributes, some will keep these conventional labels. Others have already shed them. Some will look at them a new for the first time. There are biblical and historical reasons for the labels we’ve given God, and what we think/ believe and say about God/ god/ gods/ G-d is always played out in how we live and move and have our being… Yes! Theology is practical! Perhaps you’ll add and subtract some new hops and barley as you include some of your own wild yeast in your own Brew Theology group...
Immutable = The belief that God doesn’t change.
Impassible = The belief that God doesn’t suffer or show emotion.
Omnipotent = The belief that God is all-powerful.
Omniscient = The belief that God is all-knowing.
Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicious brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is so close to launching... www.brewtheology.org! Check us out on Vimeo! Subscribe to our YouTube page. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/stores/brew-theology
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57min
November 07, 2016 Episode 12: "Islam" with Iman Jodeh
In Episode 12 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel Apps Ramsey and friends - Leah White, Liz Wolfert & Dan Rosado - interview Iman Jodeh about Islam. As a
first-generation Palestinian American, Iman is fluent in Arabic and maintains a
second home in Ramallah, Palestine. She is the co-founder of Meet the Middle
East, a locally based non-profit that aims to foster relationships between the
Middle East and the West through education and immersion travel. Iman also
teaches the Enrichment courses, The Israeli Palestinian Conflict: From
Ancient History to Today’s Headlines as well as Life Under Occupation: A
Palestinian Perspective, and regularly guest lectures to various groups in
the Denver Metro Area about Islam and the geo-political situation of the Middle
East.
Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicious brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is getting even closer to being up...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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54min
November 07, 2016 Episode 12: “Islam” with Iman Jodeh

In Episode 12 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel Apps Ramsey and friends - Leah White, Liz Wolfert & Dan Rosado - interview Iman Jodeh about Islam. As a
first-generation Palestinian American, Iman is fluent in Arabic and maintains a
second home in Ramallah, Palestine. She is the co-founder of Meet the Middle
East, a locally based non-profit that aims to foster relationships between the
Middle East and the West through education and immersion travel. Iman also
teaches the Enrichment courses, The Israeli Palestinian Conflict: From
Ancient History to Today’s Headlines as well as Life Under Occupation: A
Palestinian Perspective, and regularly guest lectures to various groups in
the Denver Metro Area about Islam and the geo-political situation of the Middle
East.

Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicious brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is getting even closer to being up...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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54min
October 31, 2016 Episode 11: "Theodicy" - The Problem of Evil, Pain & Suffering
For thousands of years humanity has wrestled with suffering.
Buddhism starts with the noble truth that all of life consists of suffering. Aching
for meaning and seeking religious insight, humans have grappled with karma, and
brought theodicy – attempting to answering the questions of why a good deity
permits the materialization of evil – to light in an age of uncertainty, doubt
and confusion. While suffering is relative, and in some cases easier to make
sense (i.e. working out and working hard has a “pain” component), the deeper
questions ask, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” &, “Do all events
have a purpose?” Is God all powerful and able to stop A, B or C? Then Why...?
In Episode 11 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Ryan and friends - Vlad, Amanda, Andy & Kyle - hash out the most age-old and relevant questions regarding trauma. God is on trial, indeed...
Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicous brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is so close to being up...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/stores/brew-theology
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54min
October 31, 2016 Episode 11: “Theodicy” - The Problem of Evil, Pain & Suffering

For thousands of years humanity has wrestled with suffering.
Buddhism starts with the noble truth that all of life consists of suffering. Aching
for meaning and seeking religious insight, humans have grappled with karma, and
brought theodicy – attempting to answering the questions of why a good deity
permits the materialization of evil – to light in an age of uncertainty, doubt
and confusion. While suffering is relative, and in some cases easier to make
sense (i.e. working out and working hard has a “pain” component), the deeper
questions ask, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” &, “Do all events
have a purpose?” Is God all powerful and able to stop A, B or C? Then Why...?
In Episode 11 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Ryan and friends - Vlad, Amanda, Andy & Kyle - hash out the most age-old and relevant questions regarding trauma. God is on trial, indeed...
Enjoy the episode, friends. & Share the hopilicous brew.
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is so close to being up...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/stores/brew-theology

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54min
October 24, 2016 Episode 10: "Check Your White Privilege"
In Episode 10 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel Apps Ramsey hosts a stellar show with friends (Nena, Alex and Baird) that will challenge you on many levels. What do we mean when we talk about white privilege? Is there a widely accepted definition? Is white privilege circumstantial? What about those white people who do not feel as though they have had preferential treatment because of their skin color? What about Obama? He is black, AND THE PRESIDENT! Wait a minute... What does this have to do with Theology?
Enjoy the episode, friends...
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is nearly up and running...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/stores/brew-theology

Peace,

Ryan
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1h 4min
October 24, 2016 Episode 10: “Check Your White Privilege”

In Episode 10 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Janel Apps Ramsey hosts a stellar show with friends (Nena, Alex and Baird) that will challenge you on many levels. What do we mean when we talk about white privilege? Is there a widely accepted definition? Is white privilege circumstantial? What about those white people who do not feel as though they have had preferential treatment because of their skin color? What about Obama? He is black, AND THE PRESIDENT! Wait a minute... What does this have to do with Theology?
Enjoy the episode, friends...
Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is nearly up and running...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/stores/brew-theology

Peace,

Ryan
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1h 4min
October 17, 2016 Episode 9: "Rags To Riches"
In Episode 9 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Ryan, Andy, Amanda, Vlad & Kyle hash out liberation theology. What do you think about the phrase “Preferential Option for the Poor”?

Although many people in the United States experienced the 1960s and 70s as a time of peace and prosperity, the same cannot be said for the global community. With the Cold War ramping up, leaders in the east and west both vied for resources, forged unstable alliances, deposed leaders, and fought proxy wars around the globe in order to secure their seat at the top. Unsurprisingly, those hit hardest were the economically and politically disenfranchised. As a result, Liberation Theology was birthed & has had significant rippling effects giving birth to black liberation theology, etc.; it spread to other religious groups and there are now Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, and many other liberation theologies that have taken root around the globe. Put in your ear buds, grab a pint or two & liberate you minds with good convo in eclectic & respectful community.
Link to Intro to Liberation Theology book that Kyle mentioned on the show: https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Liberation-Theology-Leonardo-Boff/dp/0883445506/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1476244513&sr=1-1&keywords=introduction+to+liberation+theology
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Follow & "Like" Brew Theology on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology). Bookmark the Brew Theology website, which is nearly up and running...www.brewtheology.org! Here's what's coming... Read HERE! Check us out on Vimeo, HERE! Subscribe to our YouTube page, HERE. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, contact Ryan Miller: [email protected] &/ or [email protected].
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P.S. Want a Brew Theology T-shirt, tank or sweatshirt? https://teespring.com/brewtheology

Peace,

Ryan

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1h 7min

FAQs about Brew Theology Podcast:

How many episodes does Brew Theology Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 273 episodes available.