An Oral History of the Emergent Church Movement hosted by Tripp Fuller and Tony Jones
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityReligion |
In this bonus episode, Josh, Tony, and Tripp sit down in Tony's backyard with Doug Pagitt to reminisce about the entirety of the Emerged project. They share fond behind-the-scenes memories of making these episodes. Members from the Minneapolis Emerge... more
In this final episode of Emerged, we combed through 70+ hours of interviews with dozens to look back on the movement and assess its successes, its failures, and its legacy. We talk about the central aspect of the ECM — friendship — and we listen in a... more
In this episode of Emerged, we are joined by Anthony Smith, a Pentecostal minister, local activist, EV Cohort leader, town councilman, and Theo-blogger at Musings of a Postmodern Negro. This long-time leader of the ECM shares his personal journey, hi... more
From the beginning, church leaders criticized the Emerging Church Movement. At times painful, at other times laughable, it came from the right and the left. The critics took on what ECM leaders said and wrote, how they led churches, and even how they... more
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This podcast exemplifies everything that is wrong about 4500+ forms of Protestantism. No consistent theology. No history, now no belief in the gospel. I guess that is your emergent form of new Christianity. Just make it up as you go. Whatever makes you feel good you know what I mean man? What better way for the enemy to enter the universal truth of Christianity and the universal church, then to continually break it down into smaller and smaller and more deluded forms of Christian philosophy.
Very thought-provoking! As a late Gen X (born in 79), I missed a lot of the cultural build-up to the Emerging Church movement. The podcast has been super informative and thought-provoking. I'm seeing for the first time some of the roots of how I ended up where I am philosophically and theologically. Thanks for all the hard work behind the scenes to record and produce this. I can already see the fruit in my own life and trust it will be the same for many others.
Why did almost all of the Emergent leaders leave church?
How the American church started to transition from Billy Graham toward Rachel Held Evans
I grew up in North Carolina as a southern Baptist from 1944 to 1964. After taking Old Testament and New Testament religion at Wake Forest, I became an atheist. That lasted for about 20 years. Until I had a mystical experience on a beach in South Carolina. It has taken me this long to get back to the Christian diaspora and John Philip Newell and Tripp Fuller and Diana Butler Bass and so on. I so wish I were 60 years younger and could be experiencing all of this emergent church at time when I real... more
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This series presents a comprehensive exploration of the Emergent Church Movement through intimate conversations, reflections, and narratives from key figures involved in it. The hosts frequently engage with influential leaders, discussing their personal experiences and the broader implications of the movement on contemporary spirituality. Notably, themes surrounding inclusivity, the critiques faced, and the evolution of church practices are prevalent throughout the episodes. The dynamic storytelling often weaves humor with heartfelt reflections, creating a relatable and enlightening backdrop to understanding this significant aspect of religious history. Additionally, the exploration of cultural context and social justice issues adds a uniqu... more
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