Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Crossing Cultures
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Crossing Cultures
By Phil MetzgerSociety & Culture
Crossing Cultures episodes
- 13. In God We Trust - Part 2
In this episode of the Crossing Cultures Podcast, we look back to an earlier conversation between Phil Metzger and Nick Roach Titled "In God We Trust" which occurred on 5/10/20 at Calvary San Diego
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
34 min - 12. In God We Trust - Part 1
In this episode of the Crossing Cultures Podcast, we look back to an earlier conversation between Phil Metzger and Nick Roach Titled "In God We Trust" which occurred on 5/10/20 at Calvary San Diego
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
35 min - 11. Imago Dei
What does it mean to be made in the image of God? In this episode Phil Metzger and Nick Roach talk about understanding this idea and how it changes our perspectives of cultures and ethnicity
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
29 min - 10. White Privilege
In this episode, Phil Metzger, Nick Roach, and April Diaz discuss the reality and responsibility the term “White Privilege” brings on us today.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
April Diaz: @aprilldiaz
40 min - 9. History Part Two
In this episode, Phil Metzger and Nick Roach discuss History and why it matters. Your perspective on history depends on where you live in the world and your personal experience. “The good old days” is a myth for many. This two-part Episode attempts to tackle this myth by looking at America's past for what it really is, in hopes to better understand our present and pave the way for a better future.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
44 min - 8. History Part One
In this episode, Phil Metzger and Nick Roach discuss History and why it matters. Your perspective on history depends on where you live in the world and your personal experience. “The good old days” is a myth for many. This two-part Episode attempts to tackle this myth by looking at America's past for what it really is, in hopes to better understand our present and pave the way for a better future.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
33 min - 7. Pastor's Perspective on Race and the Gospel - Part 2
In part two of this interview, Calvary Chapel Pastors Bill Buffington, Tony Clark, and Phil Metzger as they discuss pastoring in the Calvary Chapel movement in relation to Race and the Gospel.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
37 min - 6. Pastor's Perspective on Race and the Gospel - Part 1
In this episode, join Calvary Chapel Pastors Bill Buffington, Tony Clark, and Phil Metzger as they discuss pastoring in the Calvary Chapel movement in relation to Race and the Gospel.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
39 min - 5. Color Blindness
In this episode of the "Crossing Cultures" Podcast, Phil Metzger and Nick Roach discuss the topic of being "color-blind" and the implications that can have on an individual's culture.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
35 min - 4. I'm Not Weird, You're Weird and Other Nonsense
In this episode, Phil Metzger and Nick Roach help define the ideas of ethnocentrism, strangeness, and privilege in hopes of unpacking the difference between racism and acknowledging our beautiful differences as people made in the image of God.
Connect With Us
Instagram: @crossing.cultures
Email: [email protected]
Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil
39 min
About Crossing Cultures
From the publisher's feed
This Podcast is dedicated to helping people connect to those who live, think, and believe differently than they do.