The Antioch Podcast

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.”

Today’s episode Pastor Reggie and I try to answer listener questions that some of you emailed us about the City Within a City series. But before we get to those, we have a couple of announcements to make: First, if you haven’t rated and reviewed us on Facebook and Apple Podcasts, would you take a … Continue reading Episode 55: “A City Within a City” – Listener Questions.

Today’s episode Pastor Reggie and I try to answer listener questions that some of you emailed us about the City Within a City series. But before we get to those, we have a couple of announcements to make: First, if you haven’t rated and reviewed us on Facebook and Apple Podcasts, would you take a … Continue reading Episode 55: “A City Within a City” – Listener Questions.

This episode of the Antioch Podcast is a continuation of our discussion of the book “A City Within a City: the Black Freedom Struggle in Grand Rapids, Michigan.” This episode, entitled “Where do we go from here?” contrasts the responses of three influential African Americans to the uproar over integration of the Public Schools in … Continue reading Episode 54: “A City Within A City” – Where Do We Go From Here?

This episode of the Antioch Podcast is a continuation of our discussion of the book “A City Within a City: the Black Freedom Struggle in Grand Rapids, Michigan.” This episode, entitled “Where do we go from here?” contrasts the responses of three influential African Americans to the uproar over integration of the Public Schools in … Continue reading Episode 54: “A City Within A City” – Where Do We Go From Here?

With this episode we are returning to the City Within A City series which chronicles the black freedom struggle in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This episode, entitled “A Black Child’s Burden”, tells the story of how busing was implemented and resisted, in the attempt to achieve a racial balance in Grand Rapids Public Schools. Pastor Reggie … Continue reading Episode 53: “A City Within A City” – A Black Child’s Burden

With this episode we are returning to the City Within A City series which chronicles the black freedom struggle in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This episode, entitled “A Black Child’s Burden”, tells the story of how busing was implemented and resisted, in the attempt to achieve a racial balance in Grand Rapids Public Schools. Pastor Reggie … Continue reading Episode 53: “A City Within A City” – A Black Child’s Burden

Today’s episode of the Antioch Podcast is titled EMPIRE AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD: A Power Analysis of the Temple and the Contemporary Church, comparing the center and margins of power from the past to the present. Using a power analysis is a useful way to learn who serves and is served by systems and … Continue reading Episode 52: Empire and the Kingdom of God – “A Power Analysis of the Temple and the Contemporary Church.”

Today’s episode of the Antioch Podcast is titled EMPIRE AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD: A Power Analysis of the Temple and the Contemporary Church, comparing the center and margins of power from the past to the present. Using a power analysis is a useful way to learn who serves and is served by systems and … Continue reading Episode 52: Empire and the Kingdom of God – “A Power Analysis of the Temple and the Contemporary Church.”

This episode of the Antioch Podcast features Pastor Adam Edgerly, and his message “Third Culture Calling” which he gave at Madison Church’s North Campus earlier this month. Adam Edgerly is an interculturalist and the CEO of Culture Consultants, working to help senior executives achieve peak performance through executive coaching and leadership training. He also has … Continue reading Episode 51: Pastor Adam Edgerly – “Third Culture Calling.”