Color Correction

Celebrities -- do they deserve grace? How do we cancel as Christians? Listen to us hash out our differences in how we relate to celebrities in real time! We discuss Kobe Bryant, R. Kelly, Louis C.K., and Andrew learns how to empathize once Bethany relates it to Toy Story. All this and more in this exciting episode!

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We report in from the National Participatory Defense conference in San Jose and talk about how we're feeling and where we see God in the work that we're doing. Get ready to hear us talk about our feelings and almost cry as we try to process why this specific justice work feels so spiritual. Also, Bethany tells us how she really feels about sea creatures.

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First episode of the new year! In this one we wrestle with the question of how we make decisions in a world where all of choices seem to hurt people. If there's no good choices, why even try? We navigate the world of recycling, taco bell, and fast fashion in this episode about ethical consumerism and the grace that Jesus gives us despite our Amazon Prime subscriptions.

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We jumble through a random grab bag of topics from 2019 and talk about things that we loved about the past year and the things that disappointed us -- everything from Lizzo to Christianity Today, from Kanye West to the Mueller Report! We also talk a little about our hopes for our work in 2020.

Let us know YOUR complicated feelings at [email protected], and let us know what you want to hear in the New Year. See you then!

In this one we have a candid conversation about our experiences of dating and relationships from growing up in evangelical church culture, and compare notes about how race plays into that too.

You know what? I think we'll just let this episode be extra long. If you've got thoughts about that, or even better, stories of your own to share, send them over to us at [email protected]!

Part two of our conversation about forgiveness. We delve more into the cost of forgiveness and our personal feelings about it. How do we deal with microaggressions? Is it cowardly or Christlike to keep forgiving white people? And how does forgiveness work with atonement and reconciliation?

Thanks again to Jonny Rashid for sitting down with us for the conversation. Catch him on twitter at @jonnyrashid (https://twitter.com/Jonnyrashid), and let us know what you think of the episode at [email protected]!

We sit down with Jonny Rashid, our favorite Egyptian American and "one of our pastors," to talk about our complicated feelings around Brandt Jean forgiving and hugging his brother's murderer. What is the cost of forgiveness, what does that mean for justice, and how does all of this work in a racist society?

All that and more in this episode and the next one!

This is the first episode in a two parter, so don't be alarmed when the music starts playing Jonny off -- we'll be back with the second part of our conversation in two weeks.

We sit down with Bryant, seminarian, fellow millennial, and substitute white guy, to talk about what to do with the broken systems and institutions we're stuck in -- work to make them better, or throw it all out and start something new? We also talk talk about Anabaptism and how we're looking forward to the end of the world!

We're also looking forward to TurnUp to Bailout on 11/9/19! Don't have tickets yet? Grab them at https://www.turnuptobailout.com/!

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Can we make a final conclusion connecting our ideas about justice work to the idea of hell? Not in one episode, but we sure as hell try! In this episode we talk about justice, God's justice, the afterlife, and the justice system, and say a lot of stuff about things we know about (and things we don't).

We'll revisit this subject in the future with somebody who's actually sat through a seminary class, but enjoy the episode and let us know what you think! If you've got an opinion about the cussing or anything else, please reach out to us at [email protected] or at https://www.facebook.com/circlemobilizing/

We're in the middle of an especially busy season right now (grab your tickets for TurnUp to Bailout 2019, November 9, right here! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/turnup-to-bailout-3-tickets-74731250181)

So in lieu of a regularly scheduled episode, we've got an extended outtake mini-episode -- Bethany tells the story of one crazy hour where everything that could go wrong, does.

BTW, Beth wanted everyone to know that if you find yourself in a situation where someone needs help due to a mental health emergency in Philly, call the Mental Health Delegate Line at 215-685-6440.

Thanks for the patience and support all! We'll be back on a regular schedule real soon.