
This is a frank conversation between two friends who make the case for racial justice within the gospel.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||

Author and speaker Kaitlyn Schiess joins Pastor Moore and Pastor Jeff to discuss her book "The Liturgy of Politics: Spiritual Formation for the Sake of our Neighbor." The three explore the intersection of politics and theology and discuss how the w... more
Pastor Moore and Pastor Jeff join Matt Burke and Ben Tapper from Center for Congregations in Indianapolis on the state of the church in Indiana around the topic of racial justice and equity. The Center for Congregations mission is to strengthen Indi... more
Author and professor Dr. Tim Gombis joins Pastor Moore and Pastor Jeff to talk about his work and his book. This is a far reaching conversation on the cross shaped vision of life that Jesus lived and how this conflicts with the current state of white... more
Dr. Talika McCoy is an author, artist and pastor to children and youth. Dr. McCoy joins Pastor Moore and Pastor Jeff to talk about how we can elevate the voices of children and youth and all marginalized voices in order to help them navigate these da... more
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Have been listening for a few episodes and found the conversation with Tim Gombis most exceptional. Keep up the good work, and difficult but most needed dialog.
I appreciate the frank conversations confronting the racial issues that continue to plague our culture. As a white Christian, this helps me understand ways we can move towards being a more unified body of Christ. Thank you for putting this out there!
I was so glad to hear these two pastors speak in Indianapolis recently. Their open dialogue helps me learn more about some of the issues that divide God’s church and ways to work towards more Christ-like unity in the body.
Boldly goes into some places the church should be going.
These conversations are needed and helpful. As a white person of faith, I appreciate this podcast’s insights and encourage you to listen.








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