The Judson Podcast

Instead of saying what we're against, it's also important to lift up what we're for. So this week we're joined by fellow podcaster Jeff Lee, as he, David, and Tamara share what it was like growing up in the black church. The black church continues to give them life as they reflect on how it made them who they are today.

In one of our most important episodes, Tamara and Scott sit down with the rest of the crew to talk openly about their battles with white supremacy and white privilege in the evangelical church. Their theology is broken. But together, we won't be.

From NASCAR to Apple to Aunt Jemima, everyone is claiming to be on the side of Black Lives Matter. Is it all just a marketing strategy, or is this a sign of more permanent social progress? And how should Christians decide to be spending their money in all this? Join our discussion!

Each member of the Judson House shares a written reflection of what our recent nationwide protests means to them. We want justice for George, justice for Breonna, and justice for Ahmaud. And we especially call on the Body of Christ to finally obey God's standard of justice!

NOTE: This episode contains strong language.

The Judson House is a group of friends who were able to find each other despite their diverse cultural backgrounds. Jenni, David, and Scott share their experiences growing up in very different churches, as they wonder what congregations can do today to build a semblance of real understanding.

Frustrated. Exhausted. Jaded. Black people are not only sick and tired of the violence being done to their bodies, but they're sick and tired of superficial expressions of support that don't ever dig deeper into the problem. David and Tamara share their grief in this important episode of the Judson Podcast.

What is the church when the church can't meet? Jenni Reilly, David Atkinson, and Scott Yi discuss the ways that churches have had to adapt, and whether it's enough to ensure the survival of Christian communities that now find themselves at a crossroads.

David, Tamara, Jenni, and Scott get together to share Bible passages that you might never hear about on a Sunday morning. They answer important questions concerning bowel movements and lovemaking styles of the Ancient Near East.

We have a full house as five members of the Judson House get together to talk about the many ways that women are devalued in modern church culture. We share incredible stories and experiences as we try to assess what a truly biblical approach to gender roles could look like.

Cohosts Jenni Reilly, David Atkinson, and Scott Yi talk about what they're doing these days to stay fresh and active during these long weeks of social isolation. They probably revealed more about themselves than they wanted as things go off the rails several times.