Post Christian Pastors

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Post Christian Pastors episodes

  • Episode #11 "Eat, Pray, New Orleans"
    Episode #11 is Live! Just four pastors discussing and debating faith, relationships, politics, food, entertainment, ministry, theology, pop culture and much, much more!

    This week our theme is "Eat, Pray, New Orleans" as the guys welcome probably their most interesting guest, Ray Cannata. Ray is a Presbyterian minister who moved to New Orleans just weeks after Katrina to lead a dying church and help in the rebuilding of the city. Ray is such a unique character and not your typical pastor by any measurement an his eclectic personality makes for fun conversation and listening.

    Shortly after his arrival there he decided to eat in every one of New Orleans 700+ restaurants in an effort to get to know the culture and people of the city. He accomplished his goal and a documentery film called The Man Who Ate New Orleans was made about Ray's quest.

    He is also a member of the Rolling Elvi a group that dresses up as various incarnations of the King of Rock and Roll and participates in Mardi Gras parades, community functions and charities. Ray is known as King of Propulsion!

    Ray's unorthodox style of ministry and life has opened up plenty of avenues for him to share the gospel with people in a city that has very few evangelicals. You will enjoy Ray and the stories he tells about The Big Easy!

    This show includes talk about Elvis, hot dogs, ministry, Brangelina, Hurricane Katrina, food, gutting houses, Mardi Gras, bikers, not having a car, Gumbo, rebuilding houses, aliens and of course Jesus!

    *This podcast was recorded before the events in Orlando so it is not addressed in this episode


    Watch the trailer for The Man Who Ate New Orleans




    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode #11 “Eat, Pray, New Orleans”
    Episode #11 is Live! Just four pastors discussing and debating faith, relationships, politics, food, entertainment, ministry, theology, pop culture and much, much more!

    This week our theme is "Eat, Pray, New Orleans" as the guys welcome probably their most interesting guest, Ray Cannata. Ray is a Presbyterian minister who moved to New Orleans just weeks after Katrina to lead a dying church and help in the rebuilding of the city. Ray is such a unique character and not your typical pastor by any measurement an his eclectic personality makes for fun conversation and listening.


    Shortly after his arrival there he decided to eat in every one of New Orleans 700+ restaurants in an effort to get to know the culture and people of the city. He accomplished his goal and a documentery film called The Man Who Ate New Orleans was made about Ray's quest.



    He is also a member of the Rolling Elvi a group that dresses up as various incarnations of the King of Rock and Roll and participates in Mardi Gras parades, community functions and charities. Ray is known as King of Propulsion!



    Ray's unorthodox style of ministry and life has opened up plenty of avenues for him to share the gospel with people in a city that has very few evangelicals. You will enjoy Ray and the stories he tells about The Big Easy!



    This show includes talk about Elvis, hot dogs, ministry, Brangelina, Hurricane Katrina, food, gutting houses, Mardi Gras, bikers, not having a car, Gumbo, rebuilding houses, aliens and of course Jesus!



    *This podcast was recorded before the events in Orlando so it is not addressed in this episode






    Watch the trailer for The Man Who Ate New Orleans











    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode #10 "Be My Neighbor"
    The guys celebrate Episode #10! Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.

    This week our theme is "Be my Neighbor" as we discuss how to really love your neighbor and live out the second greatest commandment. The guys welcome to the show Dave Runyon author of The Art of Neighboring. Dave is a former pastor and now leads a ministry that helps bring together government, business leaders, churches and non-profits for the common good of his city Denver, Colorado. It is a lively conversation that will challenge you about how well you really love your neighbors and seek their best.

    The show begins with the guys discussing why there are good things about the USA being Post Christian and also some of the great things Christendom brought that we miss.

    The show includes talk about gorillas, Christendom, living in Babylon, Fred Rogers, DenverBroncos, weed, Tebow, good parties, evangelism, deep conversations, persecution,Christian Zumba, the common good, “seven” spiritual laws, Hilary Clinton, the ApostlePaul, Vanilla Ice, Sylvester Stallone and much more.

    For more info on Dave's ministry go to www.artofneighboring.com
    1 hr 14 min
  • Episode #10 “Be My Neighbor”
    The guys celebrate Episode #10! Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.



    This week our theme is "Be my Neighbor" as we discuss how to really love your neighbor and live out the second greatest commandment. The guys welcome to the show Dave Runyon author of The Art of Neighboring. Dave is a former pastor and now leads a ministry that helps bring together government, business leaders, churches and non-profits for the common good of his city Denver, Colorado. It is a lively conversation that will challenge you about how well you really love your neighbors and seek their best.



    The show begins with the guys discussing why there are good things about the USA being Post Christian and also some of the great things Christendom brought that we miss.



    The show includes talk about gorillas, Christendom, living in Babylon, Fred Rogers, DenverBroncos, weed, Tebow, good parties, evangelism, deep conversations, persecution,Christian Zumba, the common good, “seven” spiritual laws, Hilary Clinton, the ApostlePaul, Vanilla Ice, Sylvester Stallone and much more.



    For more info on Dave's ministry go to www.artofneighboring.com
    1 hr 14 min
  • Episode #9 "The Next Generation"

    The Boys return for Episode #9 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.

    This week we take a look at "The Next Generation" as we discuss teenagers, kids and young adults and how the world they are growing up in is so much different than the generations before. This show is one everyone can relate to and especially those with kids, teens or work with them.

    The guys welcome author, 25 year youth pastor and speaker Brock Morgan. Brock is regarded as one of the top youth ministry speakers and writers in the country. His book Youth Ministry in a Post Christian World is a must read for anyone who has teens or works with them. Brock leads a new ministry in Washington D.C. called Generation514 and a new national youth conference called The Amazing Next. Also, Travis Deans joins us. Travis is a regional director for The National Network of Youth Ministries and his work in the Pittsburgh area brings together hundreds of youth pastors and thousands of students. He is in the trenches with kids every day.

    This episode includes talk on youth ministry, facial and armpit hair, teens, tacos, awkward ministry moments, media, waiting on God, transcendence, poop, deep theology, west coast vs. east coast, pastoring at home, Bon Jovi and much, much more.

    Come and listen!

    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode #9 “The Next Generation”

    The Boys return for Episode #9 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.



    This week we take a look at "The Next Generation" as we discuss teenagers, kids and young adults and how the world they are growing up in is so much different than the generations before. This show is one everyone can relate to and especially those with kids, teens or work with them.


    The guys welcome author, 25 year youth pastor and speaker Brock Morgan. Brock is regarded as one of the top youth ministry speakers and writers in the country. His book Youth Ministry in a Post Christian World is a must read for anyone who has teens or works with them. Brock leads a new ministry in Washington D.C. called Generation514 and a new national youth conference called The Amazing Next. Also, Travis Deans joins us. Travis is a regional director for The National Network of Youth Ministries and his work in the Pittsburgh area brings together hundreds of youth pastors and thousands of students. He is in the trenches with kids every day.



    This episode includes talk on youth ministry, facial and armpit hair, teens, tacos, awkward ministry moments, media, waiting on God, transcendence, poop, deep theology, west coast vs. east coast, pastoring at home, Bon Jovi and much, much more.


    Come and listen!

    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode #8 "Grief is Life"

    Back again! Episode #8 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.

    This week our theme is "Grief is Life" as we discuss the side of life nobody wants which is grief, suffering, loss and tragedy. It is a follow up to episode #7 "Comedy is Life".

    The guys welcome author and spiritual director Beth Slevcove. Beth has written a beautiful and meaningful book Broken Hallelujahs: Learning to Grieve the Big and Small Losses of lIfe. In the book she documents the process of grief she went through during the untimely death of her brother. Beth also looks at the "beauty and the brokenness" in all areas of life including marriage, friendships and faith. This is an honest discussion about pain, grief, faith and loss and how we find Jesus in it all. Yes there is some humor too!

    This episode includes talk on marriage, running with the bulls, profanity, Shiva, C.S. Lewis, surfing, a Benedictine monastery, take a pill theology, laments, tattoos and pleasure. Come and listen!

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode #8 “Grief is Life”

    Back again! Episode #8 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.



    This week our theme is "Grief is Life" as we discuss the side of life nobody wants which is grief, suffering, loss and tragedy. It is a follow up to episode #7 "Comedy is Life".


    The guys welcome author and spiritual director Beth Slevcove. Beth has written a beautiful and meaningful book Broken Hallelujahs: Learning to Grieve the Big and Small Losses of lIfe. In the book she documents the process of grief she went through during the untimely death of her brother. Beth also looks at the "beauty and the brokenness" in all areas of life including marriage, friendships and faith. This is an honest discussion about pain, grief, faith and loss and how we find Jesus in it all. Yes there is some humor too!



    This episode includes talk on marriage, running with the bulls, profanity, Shiva, C.S. Lewis, surfing, a Benedictine monastery, take a pill theology, laments, tattoos and pleasure. Come and listen!

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode #7 "Comedy is Life"

    Here we GOOOOO! Episode #7 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.

    This week our theme is "Comedy is Life" as we discuss comedy and humor. The guys welcome nationally known stand up comedian/actor Aaron Kleiber. Aaron has headlined at comedy clubs all over America and has performed with some of the biggest names in comedy. He has also had roles in feature films and commercials. His unique story of moving from full time ministry to full time comedian is very interesting and honest. He is a Christian but not a Christian comedian and he shares what that means to him. If you enjoy a good laugh and some straight talk you will enjoy Aaron's thoughts on his life, faith and career.

    **The episode does begin with a brief segment (approx 12 min) dealing with Transgenderism and the federal mandate to public schools about bathrooms and showers. It is a follow up and further commentary on Episode 5.

    This episode includes talk of youth ministry, zombies, Steve-O, Chattanooga, drunk hecklers, kids, PG-rated mens retreats, fake pastors, brokenness, In Living Color, Jesus' humor, The Breakfast Club, paying the bills and Sweet Chin Music and more. Where else you gonna find that?


    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode #7 “Comedy is Life”

    Here we GOOOOO! Episode #7 of POST CHRISTIAN PASTORS. Four Pastors discussing and debating Faith, Relationships, Politics, Theology, Pop Culture and much, much more.



    This week our theme is "Comedy is Life" as we discuss comedy and humor. The guys welcome nationally known stand up comedian/actor Aaron Kleiber. Aaron has headlined at comedy clubs all over America and has performed with some of the biggest names in comedy. He has also had roles in feature films and commercials. His unique story of moving from full time ministry to full time comedian is very interesting and honest. He is a Christian but not a Christian comedian and he shares what that means to him. If you enjoy a good laugh and some straight talk you will enjoy Aaron's thoughts on his life, faith and career.


    **The episode does begin with a brief segment (approx 12 min) dealing with Transgenderism and the federal mandate to public schools about bathrooms and showers. It is a follow up and further commentary on Episode 5.



    This episode includes talk of youth ministry, zombies, Steve-O, Chattanooga, drunk hecklers, kids, PG-rated mens retreats, fake pastors, brokenness, In Living Color, Jesus' humor, The Breakfast Club, paying the bills and Sweet Chin Music and more. Where else you gonna find that?





    1 hr 17 min

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A group of Pastors seeking to live, think and act as Jesus would have us in a very complex POST CHRISTIAN culture filled with huge questions, issues, pain, entertainment, politics and relationships.