Navigating the tension between knowing that the pursuit of justice and liberation is a long game and actively working toward them can be overwhelming. In this episode, Joe talks about how a largely overlooked line from a widely misused passage from the book of Jeremiah elevates the sacred work of nonviolent resistance.
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Instead of civic empowerment for women’s leadership, Mother’s Day became a decoy day to honor the contributions of a population that often do not have the voice, vote, power, money, or influence to create a better future for those whom they bore.
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Singer-songwriter Jonathon Dewveall returns to talk with Joe about his new song and video, “Slave Owner’s Gospel” and the work of anti-racism that it grew out of.
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If the people broken and wounded by the world are the ones who are doing the work of dismantling the status quo, the resurrection story says that The Work doesn’t have to be dominated by the background of fear and a present uncertainty.
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As we’ve just completed the Christian season of Lent, hosts Joe Webb and Brad Davis look back on the drama of Holy Week from Palm Sunday to Easter and discuss how it plays out as liberationist political subversion beyond being merely a series of spiritual stories.
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