Addressing the systemic oppression which creates and perpetuates poverty, white supremacy, and homophobia is what young people long for. But they don’t see their grandmother’s church doing anything about it.
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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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Jesus always comes from Nazareth…from the marginal places decentered from power and privilege
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Jeanne Peters, a founding member and current vice president of OutMOV, joins Joe for this episode to talk about why events and activities are critical to community building, the importance of intersectionality in advocacy and liberation, and Pride in the Park, the organization’s keystone annual event coming up in June 2022.
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