The Misplaced Concreteness of a Single Outcome + the God-Podcalypse
FYI... I was on a very large dose of steroids for a month for poison ivy, which made me a bit "more porous and transparent" about my love of hanging out with the BoDaddy. So that's the energy. I went looking for my camp planning notes this week and instead found the auto-updating document where you…
57. What Does It Mean to Be Favored by God? | Favored Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means
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Scroll social media long enough and someone will tell you God's favor means open doors, promotions, and money showing up. That's not what favor means in Scripture. Not close.
If you've ever wondered what it actually means to be favored by God, this episode answers it, using Scriptu…
A Revolution Needs A Tomorrow
In an age saturated with discourse about apocalypse and the beginning of the end, how do we prepare ourselves for the world we're trying to bring into being? This conversation explores liberation theology, the politics of hope, forgiveness as revolutionary practice and why imagining the day after w…
Liberating Black Theology
Anthony Bradley discusses his book, Liberating Black Theology: The Bible and the Black Experience in America, which is a revised form of his dissertation he did while a PhD student at WTS. Dr. Bradley discusses Jeremiah Wright, James Cone, and concepts such as oppression and victimology that are ke…
HoosLeft Podcast #146- LIVE w/ Ethan Sweetland-May for SD47
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In an extended, deeply personal “double-stuffed” episode, Scott sits down with Ethan Sweetland-May, the Democratic candidate for Indiana State Senate District 47 (Washington, Harrison, and most of Floyd counties in the Kentuckiana region), for a conversation that ranges far beyond typical …
It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black
Camp is less than a week away. Bo is calling in from the camper in his Idaho driveway, unshowered after a few days of replacing floors, and announcing that Jesus might be our only hope. As the guy with the high Christology, I'm going to enjoy reminding him of that. I tried out some of my camp talk …
65. Rev. Darrell Hamilton II (Baptist) | Healing Religious Trauma: Tending to Open Wounds
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65. Rev. Darrell Hamilton II (Baptist) | Healing Religious Trauma: Tending to Open Wounds
What happens when the Christianity that was supposed to heal you is what wounded you?
What if questioning your faith isn't a slippery slope to hell, but the beginning of liberation?
And what i…
Christa Pike & Why Christians Must Oppose The Death Penalty
Content note: this episode discusses botched execution, public execution, and lynching in America. Please listen mindfully.
Tennessee tried twice to execute Christa Pike on September 30th and failed. A week later, Pete Hegseth said he wanted the next military execution livestreamed. Why do some Chr…
Socialism, Liberation Theology, and the Black Church: Lessons from Black Socialist Preachers Past and Present
Andrew Reginald Hairston and Charles Holm speak in this session recorded at Socialism 2026.
Taking inspiration from James Cone’s “The Black Church and Marxism: What Do They Have to Say to Each Other” (1980), this session will explore the organizing of early Black socialist Rev. George W. Woodbey a…
James Cone and the Demands of Love: Cornel West and Gary Dorrien Live at Theology Beer Camp
Cornel West and Gary Dorrien are next-door neighbors, and for a long stretch they were James Cone's closest colleagues at Union. Put them on a stage in Kansas City with Adam Clark, one of the many students Cone and Gary trained, and you get a conversation nobody else could have. Adam opened with a …
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