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Cruciform Conversations is a space where we pursue wholeness and healing through the self-giving love of Christ. This podcast features both independent conversations and seasons hosted in partnership with like-minded organizations.
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46 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
70 episodes
since Sept. 5, 2024
episodic
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For far too many Christians, the life we have been taught to live has exhausted rather than sustained our faith. For many others, we are simply exhausted from white-knuckling our way to righteousness. Many others are exhausted and worn out from the constant attacks by religious authorities. How do …
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One thing that just keeps coming up for me is the way that hyper-individualism has go…
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What happens if our theology doesn’t take trauma seriously?
When we fail to pay attention to, learn about, and take seriously the trauma that …
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When was the moment you discovered that Evangelicalism, as an ideology, is empty?
Ideology is indeed empty at its core. All political systems …
“You sure use the word cruciform a lot, Greg. Why? And also, what does it mean?”
If you’ve ever had that thought as a reader of this Substack or podcast listener, here is a conversation for you!
It was such a delight to sit down with Dr. Michael Gorman recently. Dr. Gorman’s work first introduced m…
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In this insightful conversation, Dr. Courtney Skiera-Vaughn shares her extensive experience in cross-cultural trauma, human tr…
In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my dear friend Dr. Kelcie Vercel, searching for sociological insights into the lived sexual experiences of young adults. Connecting the methodology of sociology to the work of contextual theology, we dig into the research about the lived sexual experi…
A Cruciform Sexual Ethic must reflect the teachings and life of Jesus!
It is a simple truth, but vital for our work in examining our own sexual ethics and understanding what is shaping us.
In this conversation, I chat with my friend Dr. Ryan Huber to explore the complexities of sexual ethics thro…
In recent years, several T.V. shows have pulled back the curtain on a particular part of the evangelical church, a movement known as “Quiver Full”. This movement to have as many children as possible, to raise an army of culture warriors, was first encountered by many of us through the series 19 Kid…
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