Crystal Cheatham

At what point do we as Christians need to pay attention to what is going on in the tech world? Rev. Annanda Barclay calls this time in history another industrial revolution, but for tech. Who will get left behind this time? Join host, Crystal Cheatham, in her discussion with Annanda Barclay about her new podcast, Moral Repair, out now wherever you listen to podcasts.

Crystal Cheatham and Erin Green (REAP) get to sit down with their friend Grace Baldridge. Hear the wild story about how the three met and their discussion on what makes something holy.

Rhea is an entrepreneur, certified herbalist, health coach, and green witch. After being a devout evangelical for over a decade (and escaping a cult,) she decided to get to know Spirit for herself and for empowerment through herbal healing.

Rhea is certified through the Bellebuono School of Herbal Medicine and will be graduating from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition next summer.

She writes for herbal companies like the Practical Herbalist, the Sacred Science, Goddess Detox, Learning Herbs, and Crystal Star.

Rhea is passionate about teaching people how to heal their bodies and spirits by listening to their intuition and leaning into their communities. She’s big on home-cooked meals, cocktail hours, black coffee, and Doctor Who.

Rhea lives with her family in Portland, Oregon where she passionately advocates for her neighborhood (no matter how much her introversion makes canvassing difficult.)

Her POP-Ed series workshop Lean Into The Woo-Woo is available for signup at OurBibleApp.com.

Jo Luehmann is a Colombian born and raised pastor with a masters degree in ministry and theology. Alongside her partner she started the Living Room, a house church and non-profit re-imagining faith and Christianity and inviting people to reclaim their own spaces as holy ground. Jo speaks and teaches about decolonizing church, theology, spirituality and faith, as well as the importance of dismantling white supremacy, patriarchy and capitalism both individually and collectively.

In this episode of Lord Have Mercy, she talks with Crystal Cheatham about her new POP-Ed series workshop, Decolonizing Christianity. Sign up today at OurBibleApp.com/POP-Ed.

Who is God?

If you want to examine the scriptural view of the LGBTQI+ community you must first understand the one who breathed life into the collection of books that make up the Bible. Who is this God we worship? The question is critical because every other issue hinges on who we know God to be.

Jesus tells us that when we see him, we see the Father. Jesus is the full revelation of God. That means understanding scripture, relationships, and the world around us all hinge on this central question.

Who is God?

Who is God?

If you want to examine the scriptural view of the LGBTQI+ community you must first understand the one who breathed life into the collection of books that make up the Bible. Who is this God we worship? The question is critical because every other issue hinges on who we know God to be.

Jesus tells us that when we see him, we see the Father. Jesus is the full revelation of God. That means understanding scripture, relationships, and the world around us all hinge on this central question.

Who is God?