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Hosted by Kindred · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 116 episodes
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Kindred is a Christian community meeting in Reno, NV. If you'd like to join in on the discussion, visit Kindredchurchreno.com for service time, location, and other pertinent info. This podcast will feature content from the Sunday gatherings, as well as our occasional livestreams, interviews, and more. Contact Kindredchurchreno@gmail.com for questions or comments
Kindred hosts Kindred Podcast, a religion show with 116 episodes published.
Jeremy James explores the tension between God’s sovereignty and human choice, asking how predestination, free will, and personal responsibility can all be true. Kindred Church is a Christian community gathering in Reno,
Charlotte and Josh Bronson share their journey from complementarianism to partnership, reflecting on faith, marriage, parenting, and why equality has become central to how they love, lead, and build life together. Kindre
Grace Nichols shares a moving reflection on how life's hardest losses transformed her understanding of prayer from seeking outcomes to trusting God's presence and timing. Kindred Church is a Christian community gathering
What if God isn't asking you to perform, but simply inviting you to show up honestly and experience a faith rooted in love instead of fear? Kindred Church is a Christian community gathering in Reno, Nevada. We are a 501c
Garrett McGeein reflects on the confusing and often contradictory messages many people inherit from religion, exploring how fear, shame, and grace can become tangled together in the experience of faith. Kindred Church is
Brandon Evans reflects on his complicated relationship with the church, from childhood faith and ministry leadership to disillusionment, burnout, and rediscovering what Christian community can still become. Brandon explo
Scott shares a deeply personal reflection on liberation theology, justice, and the radical call of Jesus to stand with the marginalized, challenge systems of power and explores what it means to embody mercy, solidarity,
Al kicks off the Transformations of Faith series by sharing her shift from a materialist worldview to a belief in free will grounded in love. She reflects on losing and rediscovering her sense of self, and how choosing l
Sean revisits Genesis through a modern lens, exploring what the story of creation might look like in light of today’s understanding of the universe. Drawing from both scripture and astrophysics, he invites us to sit with
Brandon takes a thoughtful look at Easter, exploring the deeper meaning behind Jesus’ death and resurrection. Instead of rushing to easy answers, this message sits in the tension of what falls apart and what can be rebui
A fresh look at the Tower of Babel—not as a story of pride, but of fear. Al explores how our drive for control and security can pull us away from trust, and how the invitation of God is toward vulnerability instead of se
Rob Griffin explores the reality of rising and receding waters—those overwhelming seasons that don’t last forever, and how to stay steady while you’re in them. Kindred Church is a Christian community gathering in Reno, N
In this message, Rob Griffin explores a different way of thinking about God’s power in the world. Drawing from open and relational theology, he asks a difficult but important question: if God is loving and powerful, why
Rob Griffin takes a fresh look at the story of Noah and the flood, exploring how ancient cultures interpreted catastrophic events and how similar flood stories appear across the ancient world. The conversation asks a dee
We look at original sin, total depravity, and the instinct to assign blame. Jesus rejects that framework entirely. Instead of asking who deserves what, he heals, restores, and calls people back to trust. This teaching ex
This week looks at the Cain and Abel story through the lens of relationship instead of condemnation. It wrestles with rejection, suffering, and the idea that goodness may be more foundational than we were taught. The foc
Genesis 3 has shaped how many people understand humanity, failure, and distance from the divine. But what if the story is less about perfection lost and more about connection strained? In this conversation, we explore th
In this message, Ron Toft continues Kindred’s journey through Genesis 1–2, highlighting two core themes: unity and the earth as God’s dwelling place. Ron challenges the common “God is far away” framing and invites listen
We continue our Genesis series with Ron Toft exploring Genesis 1–2 as an origin story of relationship, not a battleground between sides. Ron reframes the creation narrative as a story of unity: one God over all things, o
In this week’s teaching, Ron Toft invites us into the ancient world of Genesis 1–2 and asks a different question than many of us grew up with — not how God made the world, but why this story was told in the first place.
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