In this episode, I talk about the most abused and weaponized passages of Scripture today, the lenses people see Scripture through, and how to read Scripture more carefully and faithfully.

In this episode I talk with ELCA Deacon Amy Kelly about women in ministry, the various rosters, toxic individualism and masculinity, and more.

In this episode, I talk about women’s ordination. With the advent of a new Archbishop of Canterbury, there has been many vocal critics of women’s ordination. I look at the Scripture and arguments against women’s ordination and offer a refutation.

In today’s episode, I talk with Ivy Schweitzer, the author of “Dividing Rivers,” a book of poetry. We talk about race and healing in the show.

In this episode I talk with Angela Miller. The episode came about because I wanted to have a conversation with someone who was supportive of Charlie Kirk.

In this episode I talk with poet April Ossmann about her new book of poetry “We.” It’s full of poems that bridge divides and see the humanity of others.

In today’s episode, I talk with Tammy Rosing who is the Coordinator with Put People First! PA and the National Union of the Homeless.

In today’s episode, I do a monologue on what I think are the two Charlie Kirks that existed. And most of it depends on which media silo you are stuck in.

In today’s episode, I talk with Rabbi Ariana Capptauber about faith in action, ministry, social justice, the difference between politics and partisanship, and her thoughts on Christian Nationalism.

In today’s episode, I talk with Renee Rodin about faith and journalism, as well as the Catholic Worker House.