Down to Earth Podcast

Pacifism as non-violent protest – active / not passive, but philosophically connected to “kingdom theology” and the upside-down metrics of following Jesus.

In this episode we explore the flip side of the limitations of our power. Ultimately it is God who has all power and authority – over all creation, but also us as individual people.

In this episode we explore the flip side of the limitations of our power.

Ultimately it is God who has all power and authority – over all creation, but also over us as individual people.

The launch of Season 2 where we are focusing the entire season on power.  In this episode we explore how we think about power and how we steward it for good in the world. 

The launch of Season 2 where we are focusing the entire season on power. In this episode we explore how we think about power and how we steward it for good in the world.

In our current series on becoming fully human we've explored rest, the theology of work, the theology of the body, friendship, and creativity. In this episode we're talking about feasting.

Many of us Christians haven't thought about food in the way that we eat and our habits as they relate to our spirituality. We tend to separate food and eating from our spirituality but all of life is integrated—mind, body, and spirit.

Today we're talking about how we feast is an announcement of the good news of the kingdom. Eat and be merry!

In our current series on becoming fully human we’ve explored rest, the theology of work, the theology of the body, friendship, and creativity. In this episode we’re talking about feasting. Many of us Christians haven’t thought about food in the way that we eat and our habits as they relate to our spirituality. We tend to separate food and eating from our spirituality but all of life is integrated—mind, body, and spirit. Today we’re talking about how we feast is an announcement of the good news of the kingdom. Eat and be merry!

In our current series on becoming fully human we've explored rest, the theology of work, the theology of the body, and friendship. In this episode we're talking about how creativity is part of an abundant life.

As children we all have creativity and imagination but we can lose it over time if it's not cultivated.

Today we're talking about making room for the arts, paying attention to those sign posts where God is speaking to you through the arts, and where God is giving you the opportunity to give voice to the arts.

In our current series on becoming fully human we’ve explored rest, the theology of work, the theology of the body, and friendship. In this episode we’re talking about how creativity is part of an abundant life. As children we all have creativity and imagination but we can lose it over time if it’s not cultivated. Today we’re talking about making room for the arts, paying attention to those sign posts where God is speaking to you through the arts, and where God is giving you the opportunity to give voice to the arts.

In our current series on becoming fully human we've explored rest, the theology of work, and friendship. In this episode we're talking about theology of the body.

It's easy to compartmentalize, but we're integrated beings: body, mind, and spirit. And the body is not just something physical—it's something spiritual.

Body theology is intrinsic to healthy self-love and knowledge; what we believe about our own bodies informs how we interact with God in the world around us.