<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/20/8d/43/brodericklgreer/3000x3000_11696915.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />With cultural challenges like climate change, gentrification, militarization of law enforcement, and multiple foreign conflicts, why should Christian people be concerned with eschatology? Join Pastor Jonathan McIntosh as he discusses what he sees as a trajectory of generative urbanism throughout Bible narratives.

With cultural challenges like climate change, gentrification, militarization of law enforcement, and multiple foreign conflicts, why should Christian people be concerned with eschatology? Join Pastor Jonathan McIntosh as he discusses what he sees as a trajectory of generative urbanism throughout Bible narratives.

<br>With cultural challenges like climate change, gentrification, militarization of law enforcement, and multiple foreign conflicts, why should Christian people be concerned with eschatology? Join Pastor Jonathan McIntosh as he discusses what he sees as a trajectory of generative urbanism throughout Bible narratives.

Episode 1: Eschatology

Once a month, the 20s and 30s community of Grace-St. Luke's Episcopal Church gathers over food and drinks to engage Memphis' most compelling theological minds. Join us as we wrestle with life's most important and unsettling questions.

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