Timothy Hundley's Substack Podcast

The Table brings Timothy Hundley’s spoken essays on faith, queer life, spiritual harm, justice, and the question beneath them all: Does this look like Jesus? It is grace for every soul still reaching for God through the rubble—and an invitation to pull out another chair. timothyhundley.substack.com

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  Episode #133

  The Contradiction of Covenant

  Aug 4, 202640 minS1

  <p>There are passages of Scripture we encounter slowly. We read them, return to them, hear them preached, and allow their meaning to accumulate over years. Then there are passages that do not wait for our permission. They leap from the page, seize us by the collar, and demand that we account for the distance between what we say we believe and the life we are actually living.</p><p>Genesis 15 came for me that way.</p><p><p>The Table with Timothy Hundley is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free...

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  Episode #132

  The God Who Keeps Coming

  Aug 2, 202612 minS1

  <p>The Gospel Is God’s Relentless Desire for Communion</p><p>“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes.” — Romans chapter one verse sixteen</p><p>There may not be a more familiar verse in Paul’s letter to the Romans. Most Christians can quote at least part of it from memory: “For I am not ashamed of the gospel.” Yet I wonder how often we stop long enough to ask the question Paul assumes we understand.</p><p>What is the Gospel?</p><p>For many Christian...

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  Empty Shelves, Full Convictions

  Aug 1, 20266 minS0

  <p>Every now and then a story appears that is so drenched in irony it almost reads like one of Jesus’ parables. This week brought one of those stories.</p><p>According to the reporting, a Christian food pantry found itself with empty shelves after its pastor rejected supplies connected to organizations that affirm LGBTQ people. Whether one agrees with every detail of that decision is almost beside the point. The image itself should stop Christians in their tracks: hungry people waiting for food while the Church debates whether the hands offering the bread are sufficiently righteous.</p><p>If th...

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  Episode #131

  The Gate Is Still a Gate: Matthew Vines, Brandan Robertson, and the “Gay, Not Queer” Debate

  Jul 27, 202617 minS1

  <p>I did not expect to find myself writing this response to Matthew Vines, though I cannot honestly say I am entirely surprised.</p><p>I have taken some of Vines’s classes and read his book. I know the significance of his work, particularly for gay Christians formed in conservative churches who needed someone to demonstrate that affirming theology could be biblically serious rather than dismissive of Scripture. His work has opened doors. It has given language to people who were told that faithfulness required them to deny something true about themselves. I do not need to erase that co...

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  Episode #130

  Which Vine Have We Been Cultivating?

  Jul 25, 202615 minS1

  <p>Kudzu arrived in the United States in 1876 as an attraction at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. People admired it. Gardeners planted it as an ornamental vine to shade porches and decorate arbors. Farmers experimented with it as livestock feed. By the 1930s and 1940s, the federal government was actively encouraging its use as a defense against soil erosion. Millions of seedlings were distributed, and landowners were paid to plant them.</p><p>It seemed like a solution. Kudzu grew quickly, covered damaged ground, and made scarred landscapes appear green again.</p><p>But it did not repair the erosion. It...

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