By Dr. Cyndi Parker
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Today we continue our conversation about Dr. Lanta Davis' new book called Becoming by Beholding. We begin with "bestiaries" - what they are and what their purpose was in early Christian art. We also talked about art and architecture. Does the shape and design of a church building indicate how worship is practiced inside? And how can ancient depictions of historic figures in the church reveal who significant leaders were? And what if they were women?
You can find Lanta Davis' book HERE
See examples of Bestiaries HERE
Read more about Dr. Davis HERE
Read Dr. Davis' article "The Witness of Women Written on the Walls" HERE
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Dr. Lanta Davis joins us today to talk about her new book called Becoming by Beholding. Her book will prompt you to think about the connection between art, imagination, and theology. How did the historic church think about the imagination and spiritual formation, and can we do a better job of that in today's environment? Are we aware enough of what we "behold" and how that creates an impression on our lives? And how did the Protestant church lose its ability to gaze on images and allow them to stoke our imagination?
You can find Lanta Davis' book HERE
Read more about Dr. Davis HERE
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Dr. Ryan Vroegindewey joins us once again to talk about the global food system, how animal welfare matters, and how to think about "organic", "mono cropping", and "genetically modified food".
Helpful books referenced in today's episode:
Stewards of Eden by Sandra Richter
Scripture Culture and Agriculture by Ellen Davis
The collected works publications by Katharine Hayhoe
Learn more about the movie Kiss the Ground
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How does the Bible instruct us to treat the world, our food, and our ground? Today we talk with Dr. Ryan Vroegindewey about how he became aware of the complexities in our global food systems and what we can all do to become more informed with the choices we make.
Helpful books referenced in today's episode:
Stewards of Eden by Sandra Richter
Scripture Culture and Agriculture by Ellen Davis
The collected works publications by Katharine Hayhoe
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Dr. Stephen Ko is an interdisciplinary writer at the intersection of faith, medicine, and public health. He is also the Senior Pastor of New York Chinese Alliance Church. In his new book Faith Embodied, Dr. Ko explores the intersection of his medical knowledge with his spiritual insights. Using our senses can we learn to see Scripture in a new way and can we learn to fully embody our worship?
You can learn more about Dr. Stephen Ko HERE where you can also subscribe to his newsletter and follow him on social media.
Explore his book Faith Embodied HERE.
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Dr. Stephen Ko is an interdisciplinary writer at the intersection of faith, medicine, and public health. He is also the Senior Pastor of New York Chinese Alliance Church. In his new book Faith Embodied, Dr. Ko explores the intersection of his medical knowledge with his spiritual insights. Using our senses can we learn to see Scripture in a new way and can we learn to fully embody our worship?
You can learn more about Dr. Stephen Ko HERE where you can also subscribe to his newsletter and follow him on social media.
Explore his book Faith Embodied HERE.
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Learn more about me and sign up for upcoming tours of Israel/Palestine.
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Dr. Mark Glanville joins us today from his piano to talk with me about his newly released book titled Improvising Church: Scripture as the Source of Harmony, Rhythm and Soul. We start with a conversation about the need for churches to develop according to their local context - the flavor of the places they are in. We then talk about worship in polyrhythms and the jazz-sound of the heart of the church.
Read more about the book Improvising Church HERE
Read more about Dr. Mark Glanville HERE
watch a great introduction to his book with more great jazz HERE
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Dr. Mark Glanville joins me from his piano to talk about his new book Improvising Church: Scripture as the Source of Harmony, Rhythm, and Soul. What is it about jazz and scripture that make them natural conversation partners regarding the modern church? Is there a way to create churches that are characterized by being leader-full, where the imagination, the energy, and the thoughtfulness goes beyond the capacity of any one leader?
Read more about the book Improvising Church HERE
Read more about Dr. Mark Glanville HERE
watch a great introduction to his book with more great jazz HERE
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This is part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Ericka Dunbar who is an Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible at Baylor University. We talk about noticing the small characters in a narrative. Who are the unnamed women taken from throughout the Persian empire? What was their experience like? We also talk about how challenging engaging in conversation that shift our perspectives and assumptions can be.
Read more about Dr. Dunbar HERE
Read more about her book Trafficking Hadassah
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In part 1 of our conversation on the book of Esther, Dr. Ericka Dunbar introduces us to contextual influences in her life that changed how she read the book of Esther. Far from a story about queens and beauty pageants, Dr. Dunbar highlights the problematic issues around gender, ethnicity, violence, and sexualized abuse that are in the text that we cannot ignore.
Read more about Dr. Dunbar HERE
Read more about her book Trafficking Hadassah
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