Of Saints & Sorrow

Is committing oneself a life of nonviolence Christlike? Is it sensible? Is it realistic? Biblical scholar and friend of the pod Jared Neusch joins us to help unpack this issue.

In this episode, friend of the podcast and I Tinasha bounce around a number of topics related to a faithful outworking of church, relationships, callings etc.

A short meditation on the nature of God, with the background music curated by the ever wonderful Samboyger. Check out his new album: https://open.spotify.com/album/5OlbIGuvnLsxU2NYW2VI9r?si=gKrpKBklTMCdi_5Nsaa2nA

This week I'm joined by political theologian Stephen Backhouse, who answers questions on the basics of following Jesus, the folly of Christendom, and what to do when your faithfulness leads to you feeling spiritually homeless. For more of Stephen's work, go to www.tenttheology.com and to join Tent Theology's Spring School, go to https://www.tenttheology.com/courses/

In an era of single issue voting and steadfast loyalty to anyone who embraces a pro-life ethic, I take a bit of time to discuss how we got here and ask if this is where we want to be.

This episode focuses on increasingly prevalent conspiracy theories and why I think they're a dead end.Also, check out Of Saints and Sorrows' new Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ofsaintsandsorrow

In today's episode I'm taking a look at the way in which we, as followers of Christ, address each other and talk to each other in the midst of this stressful season.

I said what I said. What I said is what I said.

What does gospel mean? But what does it REALLY mean?

Welcome to Of Saints & Sorrow. In this episode, I introduce myself and the circumstances the lead me to starting a podcast. Enjoy!