
Conversations to help us develop a Christian spirituality rooted in love that fosters resilient faith in everyday life
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

We talked with Ronald Pierce and Karen Keen about a different way to approach the disagreement over LGBTQ affirmation and inclusion in the church. In their book Christlike Acceptance across Deep Difference, they bring together a broad range of contri... more
White boys and men are dangerous, AND white boys and men are struggling. By far, most large-scale mass shooters are white men, AND white men also die by suicide more often than any other demographic. We talked about this issue with journalist, mother... more
We talked with author and essayist Philip Christman about how, if we take the Sermon on the Mount seriously as a call to solidarity, being a Christian and being a leftist go hand-in-hand. In his book Why Christians Should Be Leftists, Christman asks ... more
We talked with Dr. Paul T. Sloan about a common misunderstanding about how Jesus related to the Law of Moses - namely that the Law is bad and Jesus comes to save us from it. Instead, Sloan argues that Jesus was announcing a restoration of the covenan... more
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Matt, Ben and Christy are all pastors who have come from different backgrounds, a an and realized that the ultimate message of the Bible, and specifically Jesus, is one of ultimate love. Occasionally the discussion is between the hosts as they delve into various issues. More frequently they are interviewing a writer or speaker who is an expert in a particular area. They have taught me so much, and opened my mind to be able to listen to others in live, just as Jesus would.
I highly recommend the Gravity Commons podcast. It is a loving community that strives to truly live the way Jesus asked us to live. It’s a safe haven in the world that we live in.
I am so happy I came across this podcast and the Gravity Commons community. I totally appreciate the humor and fun and the insight. It’s been both refreshing and enlightening for me. And I also highly recommend the Gravity Commons community. What a great group of people. Exactly what I’ve needed for this chapter of my life. Thanks guys!!
I love this podcast! It never ceases to amaze me how these podcasts provide exactly the words or resources I need to assist with processing through a specific spiritual issue. I feel a solidarity with these people. I am grateful that they don’t shy away from the hard stuff. My faith continues to be nourished and stretched here.
I love the guests and topics on this podcast, but many times I have been stopped from sharing specific episodes with others because of the long pre-show chatter and the dad jokes at the end. I feel like you assume everyone listening already knows and loves you and would find it endearing, but when I’m wanting to share with people unfamiliar with your podcast I think it’s a barrier. Most recent episode (Five Challenges) is perfect example, a thoughtful conversation was deflated by Matt’s dad jok... more
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Engaging in meaningful conversations around the complexities of Christian spirituality, this podcast focuses on fostering a faith that is rooted in love and resilience in daily life. It frequently tackles contemporary issues related to emotional health, leadership, social justice, and personal spiritual journeys, exploring themes such as anger, vulnerability, and community. Unique in its approach, it combines personal anecdotes with theological discussions, aiming to provide both comfort and challenge to listeners navigating their spiritual paths. The dialogue frequently includes a diverse array of guests, enriching the narrative with various perspectives on faith, identity, and belonging, making it both a thought-provoking and supportive r... more
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Recent guests on Gravity Commons Podcast include:
1. Angela Denker
2. Philip Christman
3. Paul Sloan
4. Charon Hribar
5. Liz Theoharis
6. Hanna Reichel
7. Michelle Van Loon
8. Ben Wyatt
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