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Martin Luther King Jr. is something of a Rorschach Test for Southern Baptists. Enter the recent MLK50 event co-sponsored by the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the SBC as evidence.
On the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the Ethics and Religious Liberty co-sponsored … Continue reading
The post MLK50: An SBC Rorschach Test – A Conversation with Alan Cross appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Recently a young friend mused in a text message, “Where are our (SBC) theologians?” His angst was palpable even if the question appeared on my phone.
My friend Alan, who will be on my next podcast episode, expressed genuine concern. From his vantage point, working for the Evangelical … Continue reading
The post Resident Exile: A Conversation with Bill Borror appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
No matter what else goes on during a week in the life of a preacher, a pastor, Sunday always comes on time. For many, likely most, Sunday anxiety does not come with wondering who will fuel the jet, maintain the vacation house, or gas up the boat at the … Continue reading
The post Come Sunday: A Conversation with the Reverend Carlton Pearson appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Just two weeks after the Parkland School Shooting my friend Mary Duren invited four people to contribute to a discussion on the right to bear arms. The traffic on his posts was poor. It seems the news cycle had passed.
If you don’t seize the moment within 24-hours, or … Continue reading
The post Operating Out of a Different Narrative: God and Guns with Amy Butler and Teer Hardy appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Rick Saccone sensed a closer than expected 18th Congressional District race in Pennsylvania’s Special Election. “They hate America. They hate God.”
Reactionary.
Rather than touting his vision, goals and plans the moment he realized he might lose where President Trump won by more than 20 percentage points, Rick Saccone … Continue reading
The post Micheal Gerson on Evangelicals Provokes David French: A Conversation with Greg Horton appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Maybe pastors still haven’t found what they are looking for.
Even if LifeWay is no longer strictly a resource for Southern Baptist Churches, one wonders how it is, after the dust has settled for most in the SBC on the matter of inerrancy, what does it mean a that … Continue reading
The post What Are Pastors Searching For? A Conversation with Marty Duren appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Who needs me? That may be a more helpful question today than, Who is my neighbor?
Familiarity may breed contempt. It also may create indifference.
The Good Samaritan became the means for one of Jesus’ conversation partners to consider, “Who is my neighbor?” We hear Good … Continue reading
The post Counterfeit Forgiveness? A Conversation with Scott Curry appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Just four years ago it was reported, “that 1500 pastors leave the ministry for good each month due to burnout or contention in their churches.” What is a pastor to do just five years in when he or she realizes there already exists lessons from failure?
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The post Pastors Fail? A Conversation with Taylor Mertins appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Some time ago a friend discovered I had been reading Jurgen Moltmann’s, The Crucified God. He suggested I leave Moltmann alone. If you know anything about me, that is like pouring gas on a fire.
It called to mind moments in college and seminary where friends, even professors, … Continue reading
The post A Complicated Pregnancy: A Conversation with Kyle Roberts appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
Most lands us in trouble. The word most gets us in trouble, not most people. When we want to lay claim to the popular position or opinion we use most; even if we know it runs into the wall of fallacies.
Sweeping generalization or not, Jimmy Doyle’s conversation … Continue reading
The post Most Want Peace In Israel and Palestine: A Conversation with Jimmy Doyle appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian.
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