
The bible calls us to live as disciples of Jesus in every area of our lives, even politics. But how do we live as faithful political disciples when politics is so often complicated and even toxic? Welcome to Reimagining Biblical Politics, season 1 of the crossRhodes podcast, where Michael Rhodes, Carey Baptist College's Old Testament Lecturer, and his good friend Marshall Teague. immerse themselve... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Michael and Dr. DiAnne Malone explore hidden resistance through Harriet Tubman and others, showing how faith, courage, and proximity to suffering shape faithful action in the face of injustice.
Michael and Marshall explore how Exodus reshapes how we face power, asking what it looks like to resist injustice and remain faithful when the stakes are high.
Michael and Dr. Alistair Reese explore how Māori Christians used Scripture to challenge injustice, revealing the danger of aligning God with empire and the cost of pursuing justice and reconciliation.
Michael and Marshall wrestle with how the prophets confront injustice and push back against the idea that God simply backs our side in politics.
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Loving this podcast, and looking forward to reading the book. A disciple is always learning, to be shaped to be like Jesus-learning to do what he did. This topic has felt hard, and this podcast has brought it down to earth and really accessible. Thanks!
I really appreciate how Michael takes theology and shows how we should live today in Christian community because of what we believe. In a season where political conflict and negativity seem overwhelming even among “Christians,” he calls us to a better, hopeful way to live. I can’t help but think that a lot of the problems today come from bad theology—thanks for calling us back to the way of Jesus and God’s good design.
If you long for a faithful Christian approach out of today’s toxic politics, Michael Rhodes’ Reimagining Biblical Politics offers you that and more.
Thru my almost 40 years as a Christian involved in American electoral politics, I’ve never come across a deeper approach to what the Bible says about politics and how God’s people should live in the world around them. I wish I had learned this when I started all those many years ago
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Two hosts explore how biblical teachings shape political life, ethics, and public discipleship in contemporary settings. Across episodes, they unpack themes like the kingdom of God, justice, mercy, and how faith informs civic life, governance, and community dynamics. Noteworthy is the emphasis on practical, non-partisan application of Scripture to public life, plus occasional historical case studies from New Zealand and beyond that illustrate indigenous agency, reconciliation, and the costs of living out faith in the political arena.
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