Theologian, author, and speaker Dr. Tom Oord joins Joe for a conversation about Open and Relational Theology, why it’s attractive to people experiencing spiritual and religious deconstruction, and what it means to say “God can’t.”
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A theology of place is deeply rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures, yet modern Christians have largely compartmentalized it away from their primary spiritual theology. In this episode, Rev. Zac Morton talks with Joe and Brad about what an Appalachian-specific EcoTheology looks like in a holistic sense, including food & housing justice.
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We all become parts of the environments in which we live, and they become a part of us.
Read moreIn this week’s episode, Joe talks about the statement, “God is Love.” Is it really true? And if it is really true, then what does it really mean? Does it make our concept of God too small? Or does our concept of love need to be bigger?
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Accidental Tomatoes 