Irenicast - A Progressive Christian Podcast

You are creative. Many times in life we convince ourselves that we are not creative. That creativity is reserved for the special and talented. This week Jeff and Mona debunk that idea and celebrate the creativity of everyone. Our hosts discuss the relationship between creativity and talent and offer up their own creative methods. The episode ends in a creative exercise with the segment, Good News, Bad News.

Announcements (02:18)

You Are Creative Conversation (03:19)

Good News, Bad News Segment (50:07)

RELEVANT LINKS

• The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life by Twyla Tharp (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Racism and Dialogue BONUS Episode – Interview with Mariama White-Hammond – 008.5 (Irenicast Episode)
• Good News, Bad News segment was also previously played on Irenicast Episode #048

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The statistics regarding church attendance and relevancy in today's culture seems to be getting more and more bleak. With church participation steadily declining in America it is important for churches to let go of outdated models and begin to explore new ways for people of faith to gather together. This week we talk with guest co-hosts Zach Kerzee and Christy Wright of Simple Church. Simple church is a dinner church that is doing some creative things to reclaim the community and intimacy of church gatherings. They are breaking the mold for what it means to be a thriving congregation. They don't meet on Sunday, they don't have a building and they don't even have an organist. What they do have is bread.

RELEVANT LINKS

Simple Church (Website)

Simple Church (Facebook Page)

Simple Church (Instagram)

Charitable Giving – With My Mind on Minding My Money – 067 (Irenicast Episode)

Four Star Farms (a family farm in Western Massachusetts providing locally grown grains, freshly milled flour, hops and turf)

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In a follow-up episode on the Orlando attack, Mona interviews her friend Rafael who is an LGBTQ Latino. Rafael shares about about the impact of this shooting from a multifaceted cultural perspective, and offers some personal insights on the events and what it means to work across difference. They discuss internalized homophobia, faith, othering, and what brings them hope for overcoming hate in trying and fearful times.

RELEVANT LINKS

"Who You Call When You Ain't Got No Other Hope? A Sermon on Orlando, the Garasene Demoniac, and God's Mercy" (Sermon by Nadia Bolz Weber)

René Girard and Mimetic Theory (Article)

Orlando shooting survivor harassed by online conspiracy kooks as a 'crisis actor' in a staged event (Article)

Stonewall Riots (Wikipedia Article)

ACT UP (Advocacy group for people suffering from HIV/AIDS)

Pinkwashing (Wikipedia Article)

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Thank you to Rafael for joining us this week.

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Grieving for Orlando in the aftermath of the shooting at the Pulse night club Jeff & Mona discuss the tragedy with guest host, Bentley. Bentley is a chaplain at UCSF Medical in the Bay Area, and has worked for many years as a pediatrics chaplain. He is also originally from Orlando and provides profound context to the origins of the Pulse night club. Through grappling with their own feelings and thoughts, the three touch on a wide range of topics around the shooting, including tragedy and grief, homophobia, Islamophobia, racism, violence, toxic masculinity, the challenges of being an ally, power, and voice. Instead of having a group segment at the end of the show, Mona reads the names of the victims to honor and commemorate their lives.

RELEVANT LINKS

Former Voice Contestant Christina Grimmie Shot Dead at Concert (Article)

Divers Find Body of Toddler Snatched by Alligator at Disney Resort (Article)

Sacred Geography: A Queer Latino Theological Response to Orlando by Vincent Cervantes (Blog Post)

Troubled. Quiet. Macho. Angry. The Volatile Life of the Orlando Shooter (Article)

Habakkuk

In Honor of Our Dead: Latinx, Queer, Trans, Muslim, Black — We Will Be Free (Black Lives Matter Statement on Orlando Shooting)

James Anthony Noel (Prophet, Pastor, Professor, and Painter)

Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki (Theologian and Author)

Serenity Prayer

Genderqueer People of Faith – Interview with Nathan – 012 (Irenicast Episode)

THANK YOU

Thank you to Bentley for joining us this week.

Thank you to Mike Golin for our intro and outro music. Check out his band Soulwise.

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Churches, non-profits, Kickstarter campaigns, charity events - Jeff, Mona and Allen give some space this week to the topic of charitable giving. How do we exercise generosity in a way that really makes a difference? From the "faith giving" of the televangelists' guaranteed returns to the one-for-one giving of Toms shoes, this conversation challenges our notions of philanthropy and charity - and is followed by another round of Knowin' Jemonen.

Charitable Giving Conversation (00:30)

Knowin' Jemonen Segment (51:27)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Registration for the Irenicast Book Club is open. Get all the details at irenicast.com/bookclub

RELEVANT LINKS

Charitable Giving Conversation

• Jesus Clears the Temple - Matthew 21:12-17 & John 2:13-22 (NRSV)
• Biz Stone (Twitter Co-Founder)
• Biz Stone Says This Will Be the Future of Marketing (Article)
• I Will Not Be Pinkwashed: Why I Do Not Support Susan G. Komen for the Cure (Article)
• Uncharitable: How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential by Dan Pallotta (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex by INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Toms Shoes (One-4-One Business)
• Bombas Socks (One-4-One Business)
• Social Enterprise
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Televangelists (YouTube Video)
• Biblical Prophecy: Perspectives for Christian Theology, Discipleship, and Ministry by Ellen F. Davis (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Episode 29 | Water for Everyone - The Scott Harrison Interview (RobCast Episode)
• Adam Smith (Wikipedia Article)
• Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Theory of Moral Sentiments by Adam Smith (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Ice Bucket Challenge
• The Widow's Mites - Luke 21 & Mark 12
• Nimi Wariboko

Knowin' Jemonen Segment - This Segment Has Appeared in Episodes 005, 021, 025, 036, 038, 044, 046, 056

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The social media landscape seems endless. Not only are there more and more platforms available, but there are also endless implications for humanity. These are some of the things Jeff, Mona and Allen explore this week. Does social media make us more social? Do we end up more disconnected in the long run? Is all of it it simply a funhouse mirror that distorts what's already inside of us? We end our discussion with another round of Famous Christians for 100.

Social Media Conversation (00:55)

Famous Christians for 100 Segment (44:54)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Registration for the Irenicast Book Club is open. Get all the details at irenicast.com/bookclub

RELEVANT LINKS

Social Media Discussion

• A glimpse of the future through an augmented reality headset, Meron Gribetz (TED Talk)
• Living near nature linked to longer lives, says study (CNN Article)
• Black Mirror (TV Show)

Famous Christians for 100 Segment - This segment has also appeared in episodes 002 and 017

• Lemonade by Beyonce (Album)
• Nadia Bolz-Weber (Instagram Account)
• Dialogues with Silence: Prayers & Drawings by Thomas Merton (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Jimmy Swaggart (Wikipedia Article)
• The Narcissistic Pastor by Allen O'Brien (Blog Post)
• Benny Hinn - Let the Bodies Hit the Floor (YouTube Video)
• Benny Hinn - The Force and a Mad Lightsaber (YouTube Video)
• IT Crowd - Have You Tried Turning It Off And On Again? (YouTube Video)
• Anne Lamott (Writer)

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Bridging the gap between culture and language are two of the biggest hurdles in approaching scripture. For the final installment of our interpreting the Bible series Jeff, Mona and Allen talk about ways we can accomplish this sometimes overwhelming task. How do we read the bible in and out of its original context? The episode, and series, ends with a segment called Biblical Oddities.

Interpreting the Bible Conversation (00:57)

Biblical Oddities Segment (50:15)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Registration for the Irenicast Book Club is open. Get all the details at irenicast.com/bookclub

RELEVANT LINKS

From Our Interpreting the Bible Conversation

• Previous Episodes from this Series:
• • Interpreting the Bible Part 1 - Literally Literature - 063

• Interpreting the Bible Part 2 - A Scribed Meaning - 064

• Historical Criticism
• Reader-Response Criticism
• Septuagint (Greek Translation of the Bible)
• Vulgate (Latin Translation of the Bible)
• Babylonian Exile
• Jesus and the Canaanite Woman - Matthew 15:21-28
• Jewish Rebellion and Destruction of the Temple
• Sitz im Leben - German phrase roughly translating to "setting in life"
• The Samaritan Woman at the Well - John 4:7-38
• Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels by Kenneth E. Bailey (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• "My yoke is easy and my burden is light" - Matthew 11:25-30
• "For I know the plans I have for you…" - Jeremiah 29
• The Prayer of Jabez
• Jefferson Bible
• Can I Get a Witness?: Reading Revelation through African American Culture by Brian K. Blount (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Revised Common Lectionary

From Our Biblical Oddities Segment

• Ehud & King Eglon - Judges 3:15-30
• Witch of Endor - 1 Samuel 28:3–25
• The Action Bible

• Jephthah's Tragic Vow - Judges 11:29-40

• The Adultery Test - Numbers 5:11-31
• The Divine Coin Flip - A Perfect God Using Less-Than-Perfect Means The Creation of Adam by Allen O' Brien (Irenicon Blog Post)
• Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Witch Floating Clip (YouTube)

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Week two of our interpreting the Bible series centers around a conversation on the editing of the Biblical texts. How was the Bible written over time? Jeff, Mona & Allen discuss the progression of the Biblical text over time through the lense of Source and Redaction criticism. The episode finished with a fun round of Sound Charades.

Irenicast Book Club Announcement (01:02)

Interpreting the Bible Part 2 Conversation (03:30)

Sound Charades Segment (50:22)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Irenicast Book Club

Our first Irenicast Book Club with Mona will be July 11, from 8:30pm - 10:00pm Eastern Standard Time. The Club will meet every second Monday of the month. We are reading the Introduction, Parts I and II of Obery M. Hendricks' The Politics of Jesus: Rediscovering the True Revolutionary Nature of Jesus' Teachings and How They Have Been Corrupted. (Amazon Affiliate Link)

The desire for this book club is to co-create a community where everyone feels safe and welcome. To such an end, we will break the time into two sections:

1. The beginning of the meeting will be introductions and making a community agreement for engaging the conversation and each other
2. We will spend the rest of time time in a guided conversation on what you found most moving, surprising, or challenging about the book and what these things might mean for the ways we walk around in the world. Please mark passages you want to talk about.

For more information go to irenicast.com/bookclub

Click here to register

RELEVANT LINKS

From Our Interpreting the Bible Part 2 Conversation

• Jefferson Bible
• Source Criticism
• Redaction Criticism
• J.E.D.P. Theory
• Tetragrammaton - YHWH
• Elohim - Name for God
• Q Theory of the Synoptic Gospels
• The Nature of Biblical Texts – Wholly Scripture, Batman! – 004 (Irenicast Episode)
• Biblical Inerrancy
• Monotheism and Monolatrism
• Abraham and a Foreign Name for God - Genesis 14:17-24
• Development of the Christian Biblical Canon
• Reading the Pentateuch: A Historical Introduction by John J McDermott (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link
• Anchor Biblical Commentaries (Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Word Biblical Commentaries (Amazon Affiliate Link)
• New International Commentaries (Amazon Affiliate Link
• If you looking for a resource to discover more biblical commentaries go to BestCommentaries.com

From Our Sound Charades Segment - Previously on Irenicast Episode #047

• Charades Word Generator

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Part one of a new series on interpreting the Bible starts this week. Throughout the course of the next three episodes we will be answering the questions: How do we read the Bible as literature? How was the Bible written over time? How do we read the Bible in and out of context? Jeff, Mona and Allen kick everything off with a conversation laying out why the Bible should be recognized as literature and what that means for engaging the text. Rounding out the episode is our second attempt at Pursuit of the Trivial.

Interpreting the Bible Conversation (00:30) Pursuit of the Trivial Segment (50:43)

RELEVANT LINKS From our Interpreting the Bible Conversation

• The Nature of Biblical Texts – Wholly Scripture, Batman! – 004 (Irenicast Episode)
• Literary Criticism
• Biblical Exegesis & Eisegesis
• Biblical Literary Genre
• Sitz im Leben
• Psalm 137 (example of violent prayers)
• Jonah
• Homer's Iliad
• Epic of Gilgamesh
• Mark 6 (Herod vs. Jesus)
• Biblical Typology
• Allegorical Interpretation of the Bible
• Origen
• Ezekiel 16
• Biblical Chiastic Structure
• Son of Man in Daniel 7:13-14 compared with the Gospel of Mark
• 1 Corinthians 10:4
• Jump the Shark (Idiom)
• Henry Winkler Jumps the Shark... again… (YouTube Clip)
• Matthew 1 vs Luke 1
• Heart and Mind: The Four-Gospel Journey for Radical Transformation by Alexander John Shaia (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• New Oxford Annotated NRSV Bible with the Apocrypha (Book/Bible - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• How to Read the Bible as Literature by Leland Ryken (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Blue Letter Bible (Bible Study Tools Website)
• Daniel Kirk (Contemporary Theologian)
• Struggling with Scripture by Walter Brueggemann (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• The Last Word by N.T. Wright (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Reading the Bible Again for the First TIme: Taking the Bible Seriously but not LIterally by Marcus Borg (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Bible Hub (Bible Study Website)

From Pursuit of the Trivial Segment - Previously on Irenicast Episode #034

• Seinfeld (Television Show)
• Webcomic
• Cyanide and Happiness (Webcomic)
• Hyperbole and a Half (Webcomic)
• Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened by Allie Brosh - (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• The Oatmeal (Webcomic)

OTHER HELPFUL RESOURCES NOT MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

A great resource to dive deep into the numerous methods of interpreting the bible is a series of books called Guides to Biblical Scholarship Series. (Book Series - Amazon Affiliate Link)

Another book not mentioned in the episode that might be of some value in approaching scripture is How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon D. Fee (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)

Understand literary genre was an important topic in this week's conversation. Here are a couple resources for gaining a greater sense of the different literary genres in scripture.

• Plowshares & Pruning Hooks: Rethinking the Language of Biblical Prophecy and Apocalyptic by Brent Sandy (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
• Also check out this list of Biblical genres and subgenres.

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In this episode Allen interviews author Mark Van Steenwyk whose works include That Unholy Anarchist, The UnKingdom of God, and most recently the children's book A Wolf at the Gate. He is a co-founder of Mennonite Worker and co-producer of Iconocast. In discussing his new book, Mark touches on topics like anarchist resistance, ecopsychology, intentional community, theological imagination, violence, inequality and much more.

RELEVANT LINKS

A Wolf at the Gate by Mark Van Steenwyk (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)

A Wolf at the Gate (Website for the Book)

Mark van Steenwyk (Website)

Mennonite Worker (Website)

Iconocast (Podcast)

Carnival de Resistance (Website)

The Holy Anarchist by Mark Van Steenwyk (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)

The UnKingdom of God by Mark Van Steenwyk (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)

What Is Empire (The Work of the People video)

Ecopsychology (Wikipedia)

Bill Ayers (Wikipedia)

President Obama's Legacy Is Endless War (Time article)

Is the World Getting Better or Worse? (Irenicast episode)

Beyond Mere Obedience by Dorothee Soelle (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)

Wolves, Gates, & Radical Faith (Q&A on Peter Enn's blog)

A Conversation with Benjamin L. Corey (Irenicast episode)

Dorothy Day (Catholic Worker website)

Oscar Romero (Wikipedia)

THANK YOU

Thank you to our guest this week, Mark Van Steenwyk, for joining the conversation. For more of Mark's work check out his website, find his books on Amazon, follow him on Twitter and like him on Facebook.

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