Homebrewed Christianity

Be prepared, Bart is a real evangelist.

Bart Campolo, the Humanist Chaplain at the Univsersity of Southern California, talks with Tripp about:

• His story from Evangelical Christian to Evangelical Secular Humanist
• What happens when the Bible is no longer believed to be inerrent
• Why his dad named him Bart
• Communities and the narratives they use to convey meaning

Plus, Bart tries to evangelize Tripp to be a secular humanist.

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God has left the building

Alan Roxburgh, pastor, nerd, and founder of the Missional Network, is on the podcast talking about two of his books, Structured for Mission and Joining God, Remaking Church, Changing the World. This is a great conversation especially for those of you who are ministers, because Alan and Tripp talk about the challenges to changing cultures, visions, missions, etc.

• Where is God ahead of us, and where do we join God?
• How do you begin to understand the narratives that are shaping you in these institutions?
• How do we live a grounded life that listens to the stories of the other, without needing to categorize them?

Someone you want to hear on the podcast? Tell us! Just one of the many perks of being a part of the Homebrewed Community, including the Intro to Theology Class with live, interactive video sessions.

And don't forget to pick up a copy of the Homebrewed Christianity Guide To: The End Times!

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This episode is a dream come true. I have long been a fan of Kevin Kelly – THE Senior Maverick at Wired magazine and the sherpa of the technium.  He is here to talk about his new book The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future. How does technology shape what it means to be human?...

This episode is a dream come true. I have long been a fan of Kevin Kelly - THE Senior Maverick at Wired magazine and the sherpa of the technium. 

He is here to talk about his new book The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future.

-How does technology shape what it means to be human?

-How does the nature of authority change as we move from texts to screens?

-What class would Kevin Kelly add to a minister's theological education?

-What can we learn from the Amish about adopting technology?

-Is Big Brother a necessary evil?

-"The price of absolute personalization is absolute transparency."

-What would Kevin Kelly do if he was made Czar of Technology?

-What would a democratic world-wide government look like?

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Mickey ScottBey Jones and Tripp interview Emilie Townes and Joerg Rieger for the Theology Happy Hour at the Wild Goose Festival.

And just like those who joined live, you can play along at home. Every time they say a word you haven't heard in the last 60 days, take a drink!

Joerg and Tripp are up first, talking about Joerg's new book, Unified We Are A Force. Plus, Joerg gives an intro to liberation theology and Gustavo Gutierrez, how Karl Barth was impacted by working class people in Switzerland, and how those with privilege can use it.

Then, Mickey and Emilie talk about Emilie's journey in womanist theology, if white dudes can do womanist theology and if not, what should they do with it, indigenous woman theology, health, and wellness.

Lastly, the Happy Hour ends with the softball game! Emilie and Joerg are lobbed theological softballs and knock them out of the park. Pitches include: intersectionality, emodiment, theological solidarity, God is black, polydoxy.

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This is the (edited) live podcast from the Wild Goose Festival! Christian Piatt talks to Tripp about his new book Leaving A-Holiness Behind: From Pious Jerk to Not-So-Pious Jerk Amy Piatt tells us Christian’s lack of skills when they started dating Tripp, Christian, and Amy answer questions sent in on the speak pipe… Quakers during...

This is the (edited) live podcast from the Wild Goose Festival!

• Christian Piatt talks to Tripp about his new book Leaving A-Holiness Behind: From Pious Jerk to Not-So-Pious Jerk

Amy Piatt tells us Christian's lack of skills when they started dating

Tripp, Christian, and Amy answer questions sent in on the speak pipe...

• Quakers during the apocalypse
• the gnostic redeemer myth's best hymn
• how much structure could a post-structuralist muster, if a post-structuralist could muster structure?
• how to heresy hunt as a progressive Christian & Tripp vents on Protestants using Creeds
• and a bunch of other topics...

Kristen Howerton tells us important things... namely that you need Croc Wedges.

Micky ScottBey Jones throws down in an EPIC theological parenting battle with Kristen

Josh Linton from Phillips Theological Seminary drops a zesty toast before we sing.

Enjoy!

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We’re getting hermeneutical with Dan Stiver and Paul Ricoeur. Dan Stiver is an accomplished Ricoeur scholar and a Baptist theologian. This rare combination means that we have a treat of an episode! He is also the Cook-Derrick Professor of Theology in the Logsdon School of Theology. In this episode Tripp and Dan will tackle the relationship between philosophy and theology...

We're getting hermeneutical with Dan Stiver and Paul Ricoeur.

Dan Stiver is an accomplished Ricoeur scholar and a Baptist theologian. This rare combination means that we have a treat of an episode! He is also the Cook-Derrick Professor of Theology in the Logsdon School of Theology. In this episode Tripp and Dan will tackle the relationship between philosophy and theology in the free church tradition and what it means to be a Christian theologian after Ricoeur.

Plus a discussion on how Ricouer understands:

• the nature of truth
• how narrative functions in meaning making
• the idea of self
• the problem of evil

There are quite a lot of books mentioned in this episode, so here is a list for your enjoyment:

Theology After Ricoeur by Dan Stiver

The Conflict of Interpretations by Paul Ricoeur

Thinking Biblically by Paul Ricoeur

Essays of Biblical Interpretation by Paul Ricoeur

Lectures on Ideology and Utopia by Paul Ricoeur

Freedom and Nature by Paul Ricoeur

Phenomenology of Perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Carnal Hermeneutics by Richard Kearney

Theology in the Flesh by John Sanders Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community.

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Do you like nerdy theological conversations that will blow your mind? You are in luck.

Rev. Dr. Jay E. Johnson, from the Pacific School of Religion, is on the podcast talking about queer theology, embodiment, sexuality, Eucharistic dance parties, and what the church needs to learn about sex and sexuality. Plus, Jay gives us some tips to be better allies.

He also discusses he last two books, Peculiar Faith: Queer Theology for Christian Witness and Divine Communion: A Eucharistic Theology of Sexual Intimacy. You can check out his website, peculiarfaith.com or the epic live podcast he did at GTU.

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