Brew Theology Podcast

Brew Theology exists to brew theology and create interfaith communities through healthy, meaningful and eclectic dialogue.

Brew Theology Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by ryan@brewtheology.org, with 226 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

ryan@brewtheology.org hosts Brew Theology Podcast, a religion show with 226 episodes published.

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  Episode #226

  Episode 225 - Open & Relational Preaching with Jeffry Wells and Vikki Randall

  Oct 2, 202550 minS0

  <p>Listen in our interview with Jeffry Wells and Vikki Randall on the book, "Preaching the Uncontrolling Love of God: Sermons, Essays, and Worship Elements from the Perspective of Open, Relational, and Process Theology." In this volume the editors share a selection of elements that can be used in a variety of worship settings. Jeff and Vikki talk about some examples, how the book was created, and how it might be used in your context. </p> <p>You can reach Jeff at: https://www.jeffrywells.love/</p> <p>You can reach Vikki at: https://www.holdingfaith.org/</p> <p >///</p> <p...

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  Episode 224 - Jonathan Foster, Memetic Theory, and A Theology of Consent

  Sep 26, 202555 minS0

  <p>Jonathan Foster is a theologian, pastor, grandfather, lover of the outdoors, and football.</p> <p>Here's more about him in his own words: I’m into a bunch of stuff, the best of which is granddaughter, mountains, friendships, and art, but I’m also the co-founder and executive director OpenTable.network, a new denominational tribe empowering faith communities, pastors, chaplains, and spiritual directors in their local, missional contexts.</p> <p>Oh, and I write. Find me on Substack or pick up a book. Some of my books have won awards, and some haven’t. It’s sad, the not-winning-awards part, but...

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  Episode 223 - Tim Burnette

  Sep 18, 202537 minS0

  <p>Tim Burnette is the lead pastor at Way Collective, a community of shared practices and values, in Santa Barbara, CA. (https://www.waycollective.org/)</p> <p>Tim is a dreamer, philosopher, and theologian. He has spent years reflecting on the evolving Christian faith, and earned his doctorate from Claremont School of Theology, where he studied process metaphysics, philosophy and theology, and compassion.</p> <p>A self-proclaimed Whitehead nerd, he embraces theopoetics as a lens for seeing the world, with a practical emphasis on communal formation, beauty/aesthetics, and spirituality. He is a partner, father, writer, musician, and avid reader...

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  Episode 222 - Dr. Rebecca McCumbers Flavin
- Holiday and Religious Displays in Public Spaces

  Jan 12, 202551 minS0

  Join us for a great discussion on the United States Supreme Court’s rulings on religious displays with a special emphasis on the Nativity scene cases. With our guest, Dr. Rebecca McCumbers Flavin, we'll ponder how the religion clauses of the First Amendment carve out space for individual religious freedom while at the same time preventing the government from establishing any particular faith as an official government religion.   Episode note: Due to a round of COVID this episode is delayed from when we had planned to air it. So whip up your favorite holiday beverage and enjoy this episode on hol...

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  Episode 221 - Long December with Thomas Torrey and Musical Excerpts

  Dec 23, 202456 minS0

  <p>Long December, written and directed by Thomas Torrey, with the musical talents of Stephen Williams and John Mark McMillan, is a musical drama about a struggling musician chasing his dreams of stardom. The film features a soundtrack of original music captured live on-camera, and is a poignant story about hopes, ambitions, failure and success. </p> <p>This thoughtful edition to the Christmas movie genre, steps away from the rom-com, and into reflection on what it means to experience a life well lived. This movie is worth watching all through the Advent, Christmas, and New Year seasons.</p> <p>We...

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