Emergent Podcast
By Emergent Village
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Podcast Description
Welcome to the Emergent podcast, a resource from Emergent-U.S. The Emergent podcast is a collection of lectures, interviews, and other items of note for and from those who are involved in the alternative Christian movement known as the "emerging church." Since the late 1990s, Emergent has been a conversation among friends who are rethinking theology, gospel, and church, and attempting to participate in the Kingdom of God. You can find out more about Emergent at http://emergentvillage.com. Enjoy!
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Clean2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation Session 5 | This is the fifth session of the Emergent Village Theological Conversation. In conversation with Richard and Musa, Colin describes post-colonialism from a postmodern perspective. | 11/17/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation Session 4 | This is the forth session of the Emergent Village Theological Conversation. In this session we'll hear a dialogue in response to Musa's postcolonial feminist interpretation of the Bible from session three. | 9/8/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation Session 3 | This is the third session of the Emergent Village Theological Conversation. In this session we'll hear from Musa Dube, as she shares her history and describes how she engages theology through the lens of a post-colonial, feminist interpretation of the Bible. This session is facilitated by Melvin Bray and Daniel Fan. | 7/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation Session 2 | This is the second session of the 2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation: Creating Liberated Spaces in a Post-Colonial World. In this session you'll hear a dialogue between Richard, Musa and Colin generated by comments and questions from Richard's conversation starter in session one. | 6/16/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2010 Emergent Village Theological Conversation Session 1 | Our first session is a conversation starter with Richard Twiss, who is a member of the Rosebud Lakota/Sioux tribe. During this session, Richard shares some of his personal history and describes how he engages post-colonial theology from a Native American context. | 5/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Village Theological Coversation, Episode 6 | On this final episode of conversations with Jurgen Moltmann, the professor explores a wide range of topics from the church's responsibility to the disabled to his view of cyber-community and many things in between. | 3/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Village Theological Coversation, Episode 5 | This week Jurgen Moltmann talks about the deeply embedded implications in our theological forms. We want to invite you to share your experiences with Prof. Moltmann's theology at FaithCollaboratory.com. | 2/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Village Theological Coversation, Episode 4 | In this, the fourth episode of the EV 2009 Theological Conversation, Professor Jurgen Moltmann discusses how one might embody a theology of hope. He emphasizes the importance of community. He explores the dual posture of a Christian witness. And he implies there might be somethings even pacifists should be willing to kill to protect. | 2/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Village Theological Conversation, Episode 3 | This is the third installment of Moltmann in conversation with Danielle Shroyer, Don Heatley, Ann Pitman, Mike Stavlund and Tony Jones. This episode focuses on the themes of Moltmann's The Crucified God in which he explores a theology of the cross. It is a session feeled with deep emotion. Moltmann deconstructs traditional interpretations of the impassibility and omnipotence of God. He then reframes the love of God in a way that breaths new meaning into the way one might approach concepts of attonement, hell and salvation. | 1/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Village Theological Conversation, Preamble | Author and professor John Franke was invited to set the stage for EVTC 2009, which featured Jurgen Moltmann. In his comments, Franke suggested that Moltman was precisely the theologian to converse with at the start of EV's second decade because of his understanding of the theological necessity of making room for a "manifold witness" to truth. Franke's thoughts were chosen for this first post of 2011 in hopes that they might help us think through our societal propensities toward theological, ideological and political partisanship in the wake of the recent shootings of US Representative Gabrielle Gifford (Arizona) and several of her supporters. | 1/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Theological Conversation with Jurgen Moltmann, Episode 2 | In this second episode, Tony Jones is joined by Tripp Fuller as we again join in conversation with Professor Moltmann. Hear about Moltmann’s theological method — or how he thinks theologically and how his way of doing theology has been called “unhindered dialogue.” Important conversations are raised around denominationalism, theology in a post-September 11th world, and the diversity of ways we, as Christians, read the Bible. The conversation for this week ends with Moltmann on important philosophers, thinkers, and theologians. | 6/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean2009 Emergent Theological Conversation with Jurgen Moltmann, Episode 1 | In this first episode, Tony Jones and Danielle Shroyer host a conversation with Prof. Moltmann about his life story. If you're new to his story, you'll be amazed how his own life story is wrapped up in this theology. | 6/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanVoices of Emergence: Tim Conder at the Charlotte Emergent Cohort | This week we join the Charlotte Emergent Cohort as they host Tim Conder of Emmaus Way in Durham, NC. He talks about his new book Free For All: Rediscovering the Bible in Community, available now from Baker Books' Emersion series. | 8/15/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMcLarenCast: Episode 2, Part 3 | This week we continue our series of talks from Brian McLaren with Part 3 of Episode 2, Crisis: The Crisis in Genesis. This is a seven episode series, each with multiple parts, covering Creation, Crisis, Revolution, Calling, Conversation, Church, and Consummation and Celebration. | 6/2/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMcLarenCast: Episode 2, Part 2 (FIXED) | This week we continue our series of talks from Brian McLaren with Part 2 of Episode 2, Crisis: The Crisis in Genesis. This is a seven episode series, each with multiple parts, covering Creation, Crisis, Revolution, Calling, Conversation, Church, and Consummation and Celebration. | 6/2/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMcLarenCast: Episode 2, Part 1 | This week we begin a new episode from our series of talks from Brian McLaren with Part 1 of Episode 2, Crisis: The Crisis in Genesis. This is a seven episode series, each with multiple parts, covering Creation, Crisis, Revolution, Calling, Conversation, Church, and Consummation and Celebration. | 6/1/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMcLarenCast: Episode 1, Part 3 | This week we wrap up episode 1 from our series of talks from Brian McLaren with Part 3 of Episode 1, Creation: God's Project of Reconciliation. This is a seven episode series, each with multiple parts, that will cover Creation, Crisis, Revolution, Calling, Conversation, Church, and Consummation and Celebration. | 5/11/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 17 Episodes |
Customer Reviews
do some more homework
I guess like most things, take with a grain of salt those who criticize anonymously. Emergent is not a band of liberals or Democrats. I think there are many (myself included) who do not fit either of those and feel completely in line with emergent sensibilities. Calling Emergent classically liberal, like Barth, for example, greatly minimizes both emergent and Barth, as they are both much more than that. At any rate, Emergent does not seem interested in pleasing the anonymous critics on itunes, but rather on dialogue that will gather in as many different conversations as possible and seek to serve Christ in unity and truth.
Boss!
I first was introduced to emergent thought one year at the national youth workers convention when Tony and Dan Kimball taught a seminar. Sometimes I feel all alone in my corner of the 'verse, but hearing this kind of stuff keeps me encouraged. I listened to Volf while I worked out the last few weeks, and I was challenged and excited at the same time. I can't wait to see what's next. Keep it up Tony and the gang. Peace
A Lot of Fluff and Too Many Words
It seems odd to me that these guy's who talk so much about why words are poor vehicles for truth use so many of them.
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