Transforming our understanding of what the Bible means by repentance is a step towards the spiritual awakening needed to return to God's justice amidst the inequality of empire. Dana Cassell explores the scriptural calls to live anew as part of her series on a spiritual training regimen for Dunker Punks.

Reporting from Annual Conference, Suzanne Lay shares voices of folks serving others in seemingly hopeless situations. In the spirit of the conference theme, hear from these risk takers to fortify our faith, that together we can see each other through to God's revolutionary reality.

Listen in on a group of young people who are so invested in the church, have really positive experiences from it, but also see the challenges it faces and want to address those challenges head on. In this episode, Emmett leads a small group discussion at the Brethren Young Adult Conference (YAC). They talk about carrying on the tradition of "Another Way of Living," together and in the world.

As followers of Jesus, we all have at least two stories to share. This episode will inspire you to tell them, as Kevin Schatz interviews Brethren storytellers Ed Groff and Brent Carlson at Brethren Voices. Hear the story behind the TV show about what Brethen do as a matter of faith.

What's your definition of a Dunker Punk? Is it someone who listens to every episode of the podcast or does it go deeper than that? Go deep and rock out with this special music packed episode. Jacob Crouse treats us to new songs from his upcoming Dunker Punk album. Enjoy and let it inspire you to sing about another way of living: the Jesus Way!

Whenever you have welcomed a stranger, you have welcomed Jesus. Ashley Haldeman's interview with Church World Service's Christine Bear teaches us so many ways to gladly receive folks. Christine makes sure refugees fleeing persecution and violence have the resources they need to make a new home in our community. Learn about her work, how you can support it and many more ways to welcome.

Emmett Eldred interviews a Dunker Punk who is bringing the kingdom of God into his community of calling. Brethren listeners may also recognize him as moderator-elect; that is, next year's official representative for the Church of the Brethren. Samuel Sarpiya sees a longing for the Brethren way of life and historic peace tradition in our wider world. Get inspired to satisfy that longing in your neighborhood as he describes how his congregation is a living, relevant, current, modern and future peace church in theirs.

Travel to Jerusalem with Nate Hosler at the Brethren Office of Public Witness to meet Yusef Daher of the World Council of Churches. Nate asks how we who work for peace and read the Bible together can relate to the conflict over land in Israel and Palestine. Yusef explains that the Bible says we are all born in Jerusalem. Because we are all equal to God, everyone who loves the land can live together.

Jenna Walmer composes a discussion on forbearance from many voices at On Earth Peace. The Brethren agency has revived the word for a 2017 emphasis on coming together amidst differences. Listen as they look back to Brethren statements to find a way forward, picking up on the signature Brethren practice of following Jesus by gathering around relationship instead of division.

The Bible and its many voices speak to the diversity of God's children by offering manifold ways to glimpse into the depth of God. In this episode, Dylan Dell-Haro continues his exploration of gender by speaking to the source. This fun and fascinating conversation reveals how no single description can contain all of God.