Twelve Enough

Jonathan and Mike discuss what it means to suffer as Christians

What do we find at the bottom of the barrel? Not Mike Denton. He is at

least one up from the very bottom of the barrel (and then some). Mike and

Jonathan get angry, talk scripture, and consider field guides for finding

Sasquatch.

Reading is fun. Celebrating what you have read, making goals for what you

hope to read can be fun. Or it can be a neurotic way to tell yourself that

all that time you spend alone in the corner by yourself is not wasted.

A conversation about weddings and immigration as well as the comic culture

and great keys for the bassoon. Jerrod Hugenot joins Jonathan for this

first part of their time together.

Realizing that there is no perfect translation should bring us to a place

of humility when approaching the Bible. We need to be cautious when quoting

scripture in such a way that tries to claim power or authority because we

may not be getting the intent or meaning of the text exactly right. We are

imposing our own cultural ideals, expectations, and baggage upon the text

when we read it, translate it, and that can skew the meaning(s).

A conversation with Michael Strickland about scripture, photography, and other such things

Jonathan talks with Michael Mercier about radical people, end-times

scripture, and great progressive theology. What more could you ask for?

A conversation with Michael Mercier about Advent

Jonathan and Doug geek out about Don Giovanni and theology

Put a bassoonist with a tuba player and you will get a whole lot of

awesome!