Julie and Garret are back this week in the third episode of a special run of podcasts for Ekklesia's series on Race and Gender Roles called "Walls Torn Down." This week Garret and Julie tackle the questions that came up: How do men support women in ministry? How does what we established help us address gender inequality outside the church? Why were all the disciples men (we actually get to it finally)? Why the "humaness" of the bible doesn't take away from its "God breathedness"? How does someone live out their feminism in a way that looks like Jesus? Intersectionality (again)....

Julie and Garret are back this week in the second episode of a special run of podcasts for Ekklesia's series on Race and Gender Roles. This week Garret and Julie tackle the questions that came up: Where does the idea that Women can’t be pastors or speak in church come from? Can a women be a lead pastors? Why Julie didn’t deal with passages like 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 14 that seem to prohibit women from speaking in a church setting? Does drawing attention the sex of the speaker take away from God being the center of attention? Are you welcome if you don’t agree with what is being presented? How do you deal with people who don’t think that social justice is something christians should be concerned with?

This is the first in a temporary run of podcasts for our series on Race and Gender Roles. This week Garret and Julie tackle the questions that came up: Why this message used simultaneously too much scripture and not enough. Why it caused people to be simultaneously thankful and angry. Why Garret actually preached two messages in one and seems to have a pathological inability to speak with his 35 min self imposed time limit. Why this message said to much about privilege and got people lost but also not enough. Why we are not going to be touching on intersectionality, historic injustices in church history, economic privilege and national privilege.