Podcasts about breaking church

Lee Catoe offers his reflections on the role body image plays in the LGBTQI community, and how we can begin to seek out the divine in one another. While studying Pre-Med at Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC, Lee began to realize that his call to helping others had less to do with medicine, and more to do with ordained ministry. As a gay man now seeking ordination in the Presbyterian Church USA, Lee currently serves as a supply pastor for local congregations in Middle TN. He's also in his final year at Vanderbilt Divinity School pursuing a Masters of Divinity, and his gender pronouns are he/him/his. Until somewhat recently, the Presbyterian Church did not ordain LGBTQI-identifying folks. Lee's role as a minister opens up a conversation of how to serve people in your community who may disagree with you, or may disagree with your entire identity. Find Lee on Instagram, Soundcloud, and on his podcast, Breaking Church. Be sure to visit our website, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, join our mailing list for updates, and become a Patreon member for exclusive content and merchandise. Music: Acoustic Meditation 2 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/

The story of the Moses in the basket and the demonic in chapter 5 of the gospel of Mark offer us contemporary applications to how we are to respond to evil. In this week's episode of Breaking Church, Jeff and Lee discuss the story of the future deliverer of the Israelites, and Leonard Curry brings the word from the gospel of Mark while giving some ways for us to move forward in times where evil is all around us. Join Breaking Church in the continued effort to break down the walls of the church and build up the body of Christ.

On this episode of Breaking Church, Jeff and Lee discuss the vital importance of real unity in the world. White Supremacy and racial violence is not new; however, the events that happened in Charlottesville this week have sparked conversation and even more fear in this country. Join us as Jeff and Lee tell their stories of how they play into and perpetuate white supremacy in the world and how we are called to look into ourselves to change and transform. Special Guest is Tyler Coles who delivers a powerful message of hope of solidarity in this world.

The feeding of the thousands with just 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish was one of Jesus' most dramatic miracles - or was it? Join us on Breaking Church this week as we discuss the importance of hospitality and abundance. Special guest: Rev. Jeannie Hunter from the Society of St. Andrews in Nashville, TN

The name of the game is discomfort, especially when Jesus starts speaking in parables. In this episode of Breaking Church, Jeff and Lee discuss the kingdom of heaven and shake up one of Jesus' most popular parables - the parable of the mustard seed. Special guest Alec Hartman!

In this episode of Breaking Church, we dig deep into the parable of the Wheat and the Weeds. Join us as we discuss living in a world of both good and evil and how we can live into our calling to nurture our neighbors. Special guest: Booth Jewett.

In this episode, Breaking Church gets political! We discuss Psalm 45 - a psalm that calls us to be both politically engaged and challenge the idealist views that manipulate righteousness and equity. Blake Haney joins us as our special guest.

In this episode of Breaking Church, Lee and Jeff discuss the risky and dangerous calling of being a disciple of Jesus and the meaning of family. Special guest - Ashley McFaul-Erwin

In this episode of Breaking Church, Lee and Jeff discuss the narrative of Abraham and Sarah - and laugh a little while doing it. Join them as they discuss the meaning of joy and humor. Special guest - Shannon Wagner.

In this episode of Breaking Church, Lee and Jeff discuss the mysterious doctrine of the Trinity and how we are called to explore who and what God is.

The debut episode of Breaking Church! Lee and Jeff highlight the themes from Pentecost and interview Rev. Kim Rodrigue.

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