Get Behind Me Jesus

Music:

"Earn It" licensed through Soundstripe - B9PELGJLUPUOO2ST

"Dirty Gertie" by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Title: Exploring Consciousness, Spiritual Evolution, and Interdimensional Beings

Discover an insightful conversation with spiritual teacher and author Dee Dean Graves as he guides us through the cosmos of consciousness, the nature of reality, and the path of spiritual evolution. This episode unpacks comple...

"Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance." - Eckhart Tolle

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Discover how deep spiritual insights and personal experience can transform grief into gratitude and inner peace. In this episode, Steve Ferrara shares his inspiring journey through the loss of his son, the power of universal principles, and practical ways ...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Summary

This episode explores a wide range of topics including societal patterns, history, archaeology, and the power of animation as a storytelling medium. Jeremy and Joe delve into historical parallels, current societal issues, and personal interests in movies and animation, offering deep insights and thought-provoking ideas. Their conversation explores the influen...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Episode 7 – Theology High Five (with Jeremey Weiss)

Theology High Five is two episodes coming together to produce one satisfying (extended) conversation about a theological idea. Episode one will introduce 5 potential topics through casual conversation and the second episode will dial in on one of those topics depending on what becomes the most salient or inter...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Episode 6 - ToGemmer Again (with Darin Gemmer)

Darin’s Back! In this episode, Joe and Darin discuss the challenging topic of building community and maintaining a consistent ethic in a divided and often violent world. Sparked by the recent murder of Charlie Kirk, Joe and Darin explore the complexities of condemning both hateful rhetoric and the violence it can i...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Summary

Randall Hartman grew up in the Church of the Nazarene and gave his life in service to the organization. But when he began to speak out about the Churches hottest topic, LGBT inclusion, he was tried for heresy. He stands among the likes of Dr. Tom Oord, Dr. Dee Kelley, and many others who have defied the denomination in services of its own core value: The doct...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Outline:

1. Growing up Catholic

2. Coming out and Navigating Identity

a. Navigating Family Dynamics

3. The emotional toll of Educating Others

a. Suicide

b. Workplace Challenges and acceptance

c. Advocacy and community connection through social media

4. Personal Journey and shared traumas

5. Navigating Spirituality and community

a. Finding peace in music and core beliefs

b. Dec...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Outline:

1. The Evolution of Evangelicalism

a. Cultural shifts in Evangelical thought

b. Empathy and compassion in Theology

2. Authority of Scripture in Process Theology

3. Salvation and Pluralism in Religious Traditions

4. Holiness as Love

5. The Insights of Religion

6. Christians in a Decadent Culture

a. Addressing Cultural Differences

b. Personal vs. Systemic Responsibilit...

Music:

Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Outline:

1. Deconstruction Story

a. Religious practices growing up

b. Community character growing up

c. Led to camp but also continued through and because of camp

2. CAMP/ Sacred Space

a. Hospitality

b. Teamwork

c. Labor/hard work

d. Building community

* Summer Staff

* May2019 – June2020

e. Stewardship, significance, sacred space

3. Online Community - Parenting through Fait...

Music: Dirty Gertie by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Outline:

1. Identity Crisis in the Church

2. The role of Community

a. Creating non-judgmental space

b. The interconnectedness of Creation/ the Illusion of separation

3. Wrestling with Trauma

4. Theopoetics and ecological justice

5. Hope and co-creation with the divine

a. Love as the core of Existence

Content warning:

explicit language, discussing suicide

Summary:

It’s the...

Sending a call into the Universe for Rob Bell, Pete Holmes, Peter Rollins, Richard Rohr, Brian McLaren, Tripp Fuller and many many more. Each of these thinkers has pioneered deconstruction/reconstruction in various spaces and they have had an irrevocable impact on many people - including me.

But whether or not you’re familiar with my guests - theologians, philosophers, educators, and regular folks all have compelling stories ...

-Deconstruction from religious tradition

-What it means too be spiritual and not religious

-Stories of religious trauma and exploration of its impact

-Exploring and learning from indigenous spiritualities

-Finding community in the midst of deconstruction/reconstruction

-How music, movies, and pop culture shape our individual and collective identities

While it is impossible to approach these topics unbiased, I’ll be honest about the...

It’s a play on words and it makes me laugh. But it also has a meaningful and practical application. I’m sure you remember the story it’s based on.

Jesus was telling his disciples that he was going to go to Jerusalem, out of the political frying [an and into the fire, where he would assuredly wind up killed. Peter tried to rebuke Jesus, telling him that he could continue to avoid this fate, that he had more good to...

Value Proposition: Every episode will share a story of someone like you and help you to connect to a community that values diversity and inclusion. This podcast is about cultivating a space where you can explore ideas, engage with people, and find and connect with a community where you can be your authentic self.The tone of the podcast is conversational, but I hope to interview academic, professional, musical, and everyday guests w...