The Antioch Podcast

Last episode we introduced Libby Huizenga as a new member of the Antioch Roundtable, and this episode I want to introduce another new member to the table, Susie Dixon. Susie carries title of Director of Reaching In at Madison Church’s Square Campus, a church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and also is a member of Madison … Continue reading Episode 61: Susie Dixon – “What Started Your Anti-Racist Journey?”

I’ve heard it said that commitment to anti-racism is like a conversion experience. For white people, the conversion often is a lengthy process of re-examining the internalized narratives we have learned from history and society that tell us that we are superior, and a commitment to be taught by – and advocate in partnership with … Continue reading Episode 60: An Antioch Roundtable: “What Started Your Anti-Racist Journey?”

I’ve heard it said that commitment to anti-racism is like a conversion experience. For white people, the conversion often is a lengthy process of re-examining the internalized narratives we have learned from history and society that tell us that we are superior, and a commitment to be taught by – and advocate in partnership with … Continue reading Episode 60: An Antioch Roundtable: “What Started Your Anti-Racist Journey?”

This encore edition of the Antioch Podcast was originally recorded in 2016, though the introductory essay was updated for this 2019 release. Sam Salguero is a children’s worship leader at a small Spanish-speaking church in the West Michigan area. In this interview, she shares about the multi-ethnic worship culture of her Hispanic congregation, sharing about … Continue reading Episode 59: An Antioch Encore: Sam Salguero – “When Deportation Affects Children’s Worship”

This encore edition of the Antioch Podcast was originally recorded in 2016, though the introductory essay was updated for this 2019 release. Sam Salguero is a children’s worship leader at a small Spanish-speaking church in the West Michigan area. In this interview, she shares about the multi-ethnic worship culture of her Hispanic congregation, sharing about … Continue reading Episode 59: An Antioch Encore: Sam Salguero – “When Deportation Affects Children’s Worship”

A few episoes back, episode 51 to be exact, we heard from Adam Edgerly, the pastor of Newsong LA with his sermon Third Culture People delivered at Madison Church’s North Campus. This is a follow up message, shared at Madison Church’s Square Campus, builds on the heels of this precious message, with the title of … Continue reading Episode 58: Adam Edgerly & Viviana Cornejo – “Third Culture Kingdom” & “The Immigrant’s Creed.”

A few episoes back, episode 51 to be exact, we heard from Adam Edgerly, the pastor of Newsong LA with his sermon Third Culture People delivered at Madison Church’s North Campus. This is a follow up message, shared at Madison Church’s Square Campus, builds on the heels of this precious message, with the title of … Continue reading Episode 58: Adam Edgerly & Viviana Cornejo – “Third Culture Kingdom” & “The Immigrant’s Creed.”

This Encore episode of the Antioch Podcast goes back to our first years when we were known as the Antioch Worship Leadership Podcast. It was during this time that we came to the realization that justice and anti-racist principals are intrinsic aspects of leadership in multiethnic communities, religious or otherwise. In this episode, Dr. John … Continue reading Episode 57: An Antioch Encore – “Institutional Reconciliation.”

This Encore episode of the Antioch Podcast goes back to our first years when we were known as the Antioch Worship Leadership Podcast. It was during this time that we came to the realization that justice and anti-racist principals are intrinsic aspects of leadership in multiethnic communities, religious or otherwise. In this episode, Dr. John … Continue reading Episode 57: An Antioch Encore – “Institutional Reconciliation.”

This is a long-overdue episode of the Antioch Podcast, in memory of my recently departed friend and Historian of Chinese Christianity, Daniel H. Bays, PhD. Dan was one of the preeminent Asia scholars in the United States, specializing in the Church in China. After he earned his BA in history from Stanford, Bays would go … Continue reading Episode 56: Jan & Dan Bays – “A Lifetime Loving Chinese Christians.”