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A 3 part series of Ched’s reflections from April 2018 to the Baptist Alliance on how the Exodus Plagues narrative illuminates climate crisis today; an old angle on a new problem (or vice versa).

A 3 part series of Ched’s reflections from April 2018 to the Baptist Alliance on how the Exodus Plagues narrative illuminates climate crisis today; an old angle on a new problem (or vice versa).

A 3 part series of Ched’s reflections from April 2018 to the Baptist Alliance on how the Exodus Plagues narrative illuminates climate crisis today; an old angle on a new problem (or vice versa).

From the Thursday morning plenary at the 2018 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Ched Myers, Solveig Nilsen-Goodin and Tom Airey reflect on Mark 9:42-50 and personal and political disciplines of recovery and solidarity.

From the Wednesday morning plenary at the 2018 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Ched reflects on Mark 1:9-15 and Jesus' Immersion into the Storied Landscape, “stories the land holds.”

Theological Reflections on Resurrection: Dr. Thorwald Lorenzen, Ched Myers and Dr. Geoff Broughton from our Easter 2015 interview with Australian theologian Thorwald Lorenzen on “How Do We See the Risen Christ?” Part 1: Ched Myers reflects on Mark's Easter narrative.

Theological Reflections on Resurrection: Dr. Thorwald Lorenzen, Ched Myers and Dr. Geoff Broughton from our Easter 2015 interview with Australian theologian Thorwald Lorenzen on “How Do We See the Risen Christ?” Part 3: Dr. Geoff Broughton joins Dr. Thorwald Lorenzen to continue the discussion on the resurrection.

Theological Reflections on Resurrection: Dr. Thorwald Lorenzen, Ched Myers and Dr. Geoff Broughton from our Easter 2015 interview with Australian theologian Thorwald Lorenzen on “How Do We See the Risen Christ?” Part 2: Dr. Thorwald Lorenzen discusses how we look at the resurrection.

From the Wednesday morning plenary at the 2018 Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Elaine reflects on “songlines” of faith that motivate us to work for liberation.

From the 2018 Kinsler Institute, we hear Rose Berger and Rev Dr Art Cribbs’ analysis from the first morning, summarizing the damage from the Trump regime, as we began “Digging in Our Heels.”

Part 2 of a 2-part interview with Liz by Elaine and Ched from June, 2013, during the 40th anniversary of Jonah House, her Christian peacemaking community in Baltimore, MD. (If you prefer the visuals, you can also see this interview as a recorded webinar for free here: https://www.chedmyers.org/webinararchive/6-18-13LizMcAlisterInterview).

From the 2018 Kinsler Institute: Ched responds to the analysis summarizing the damage from the Trump regime by examining Mark 13-14 and exploring the meaning of the “apocalyptic politics of staying woke.”

Part 1 of a 2-part interview with Liz by Elaine and Ched from June, 2013, during the 40th anniversary of Jonah House, her Christian peacemaking community in Baltimore, MD. (If you prefer the visuals, you can also see this interview as a recorded webinar for free here: https://www.chedmyers.org/webinararchive/6-18-13LizMcAlisterInterview).

Our End of March 2018 podcasts are the fourth and fifth of five studies in key “core samples” from Mark’s Gospel that will give you some context for studying, teaching and preaching Mark in Year B. Session 4 looks at: 4. Conflicting Responses to the Discipleship Call (Mk 10) The full set of webinars is available for purchase here: https://www.chedmyers.org/IntroMark2018

Our End of March 2018 podcasts are the fourth and fifth of five studies in key “core samples” from Mark’s Gospel that will give you some context for studying, teaching and preaching Mark in Year B. Session 5 looks at: What is the End of the World? The Politics of Apocalyptic Discourse (Mk 13-14). The full set of webinars is available for purchase here: https://www.chedmyers.org/IntroMark2018

Our February 2018 podcast is the second of five studies in key “core samples” from Mark’s Gospel that will give you some context for studying, teaching and preaching Mark in Year B. Session 2 looks at: Political Body/Body Politic: Jesus as Healer (Mk 2). The full set of webinars is available for purchase here: https://www.chedmyers.org/IntroMark2018

Our March 2018 podcast is the third of five studies in key “core samples” from Mark’s Gospel that will give you some context for studying, teaching and preaching Mark in Year B. Session 3 looks at: The Wilderness Feedings, Sabbath Economics & Eucharist (Mk 6). The full set of webinars is available for purchase here: https://www.chedmyers.org/IntroMark2018

Our January 2018 podcast is the first of five studies in key “core samples” from Mark’s Gospel that will give you some context for studying, teaching and preaching Mark in Year B. This month Ched looks at the socio-economic setting of the narrative, working from Mark’s prologue (Mk 1:9-20), and relates it to contemporary discipleship issues (80 minutes). The full set of webinars is available for purchase here: https://www.chedmyers.org/IntroMark2018

In this sermon on the last Sunday in Ordinary Time, Elaine and Ched explore Jesus’ famous parable of the sheep and the goats, and what that means for standing in solidarity with bodies. Recorded at Sojourner Grace Collective on 11/26/17 in San Diego, CA

In our inaugural podcast, Ched talks with Ulrich Duchrow, professor of systematic theology at the University of Heidelberg, about the recent quincentenary of Luther's Wittenburg Door protest. Duchrow was in town this month to deliver a lecture at a local university (pictured right) about how Luther can serve as a resource for a radical critique of global economics and culture, particularly the role faith communities can play in social justice. He has written numerous books and articles on ecumenical theology, focusing on a liberative Christianity in the context of globalization. Here he talks about Martin Luther's critique of early capitalism, how it influenced Marx, and how it can help us resist capital-driven civilization.