Podcast appearances and mentions of christian piatt

What do jazz, craft beer, life on the autism spectrum, and an old auto shop in Texas have to do with making space? Turns out everything!  I am excited to share my conversation with my friend Christian Piatt. Christian is an author, podcast editor, and the owner, designer and founder of Brew Drinkery in Granbury TX.  The Brew Drinkery is a craft beer/community venue that weaves together old and new design elements, all while making space for the avid craft brew enthusiast, and those who have never heard of a hop. Christian challenges us to design and curate spaces that both reflect our own passions, but like good jazz, leave room for improv and the needs of those who will engage with the space. This pastor will be thinking about this conversation for a long time.  Check out the Brew Drinkery https://www.brewdrinkery.com/  For more images of the remodel check out my instagram account and see before and after photos- @revSarahHeath Introduction Music “it can be done” by Airae via epidemic sound. Editing by Steven Burnette from The Cult Popcast Attention to detail by my resident enneagram 1- the amazing Katie Richardson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makingspaces/message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At Canaan we are trying to live into our tagline “the church where love makes the difference,” which we have found to be a very dangerous statement. Christians often tell people we love them before we have ever lived with, listened to, or learned from them. If we are going to be genuine, presence becomes a precursor to love and a foundational principle for ministering to the needs of our neighbors. Read the full article at https://www.pastorresources.com/proximity-presence-love-genuine/ Written by Jonathan Brooks (“Pastah J”) is senior pastor of Canaan Community Church in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood. A sought after speaker, writer, and artist, he has contributed to two books: Banned Questions for Christians by Christian Piatt and Making Neighborhoods Whole by John Perkins and Wayne Gordon. Visit his website and read his blog at pastahj.com. Follow him on Twitter: @PastahJ. Read by Jim Buttrey from http://www.homesuitehomestudio.com/

If we stop using the Bible as a weapon, if we literally stop throwing it at peoples heads trying to knock some Jesus into them...what would that look like? What if we were called to Survive the Bible?  Guest Bio: Christian Piatt is an author, editor, speaker, musician, and spoken-word artist. He serves as the president and CEO for BookPros (BookPros.com) and as a podcast producer for the ELCA, among others. He is the creator of the Banned Questions book series and the author of several books, including Leaving A-Holiness Behind Guest Socials: https://www.facebook.com/christianpiattauthor https://twitter.com/christianpiatt Music this week provided by Loud Harp:  Tracks Included: [73] The Nearness of You, All That You Say, Immanuel, No Distance Anymore Find Loud Harp at http://www.loudharp.com/ You can also find selections from all our episodes on our Spotify Playlist.  What are you waiting for; consider becoming a Patreon supporter of the show. You'll have access to many perks as well as guaranteeing the future of these conversations; even $1/Month goes so far as this show is 100% listener supported.  https://www.patreon.com/canisaythisatchurch  

Surprise! It's a minisode. Join Becky in her conversation with Christian Piatt about his devotional book series, Surviving the Bible.   Find Christian at christianpiatt.com, on Twitter and Instagram as @christianpiatt, and on Facebook as Christian Piatt Author. Find the Surviving the Bible series and all of Christian's books anywhere you purchase books. Find Christian and Amy Piatt's podcast, Homebrewed Culturecast, in the same app you're using to listen to us.   Find links to our Fangirling at our Twitter: @twistedsisterds and Facebook: facebook.com/twistedsisterds Subscribe and drop us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. Support us at www.patreon.com/twistedsisterds to join our private FB group the Twisterd Tavern, get Sisterds swag, and even shape the content of the episodes.   Tweet at us @TwistedSisterds @sauronthequeen @calliesearch79

Christian Piatt returns to the podcast to talk about the latest installation in his Surviving the Bible series.Christian is:A Contributor to the Huffington Post;A Blogger for Patheos;A Contributor to Red Letter Christians;A Contributor to The Ooze, and;A Contributor to Burnside Writers Collective, among others. Connect with Christian on Twitter or Facebook for the latest news and updates, or contact Christian for more information about his services.From the publisher - A lot of us have tried to read the Bible. And we've failed. Christian Piatt has too. But now, using the annual lectionary as his guide, he has put together a devotional that allows us to read through major parts of the Old and New Testaments and finally understand them in plain English. Every week has several Scripture readings, explanations of confusing terms, a story, a deeper dive into interesting themes, and a closing prayer.You can use it as a weekly study or browse a thematic list for something you're curious about. It's an ideal resource to use with a friend or small group, but it's set up to be accessed by anyone who has enough curiosity, openness, and desire to grow.Start anywhere. Set it down and come back to it. There's no "wrong way" to use Surviving the Bible. Engage ancient texts in new ways that make sense, here and now, maybe for the first time. Any way you use it, it's sure to challenge and inspire.http://www.fortresspress.com/product/surviving-bible-devotional-church-year-2019#

Christian Piatt returns to the podcast to talk about the latest installation in his Surviving the Bible series.Christian is:A Contributor to the Huffington Post;A Blogger for Patheos;A Contributor to Red Letter Christians;A Contributor to The Ooze, and;A Contributor to Burnside Writers Collective, among others. Connect with Christian on Twitter or Facebook for the latest news and updates, or contact Christian for more information about his services.From the publisher - A lot of us have tried to read the Bible. And we've failed. Christian Piatt has too. But now, using the annual lectionary as his guide, he has put together a devotional that allows us to read through major parts of the Old and New Testaments and finally understand them in plain English. Every week has several Scripture readings, explanations of confusing terms, a story, a deeper dive into interesting themes, and a closing prayer.You can use it as a weekly study or browse a thematic list for something you're curious about. It's an ideal resource to use with a friend or small group, but it's set up to be accessed by anyone who has enough curiosity, openness, and desire to grow.Start anywhere. Set it down and come back to it. There's no "wrong way" to use Surviving the Bible. Engage ancient texts in new ways that make sense, here and now, maybe for the first time. Any way you use it, it's sure to challenge and inspire.http://www.fortresspress.com/product/surviving-bible-devotional-church-year-2019#

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With a freshman in high school, Amy and Christian Piatt are getting familiar with a whole new set of doubts. This got them thinking about how much doubt we’re surrounded by every day. But a question keep nagging at them… Is our doubt getting worse? From AI mimicry to feel-good stories gone bad, it seems… Read more about Season of Doubt

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It’s been a year since the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville took place. What has happened since then? Amy and Christian Piatt reflect on the impact of last year’s events, consider the recent “Unite the Right 2” rally in DC and consider MSNBC’s recent “Breaking Hate” special featuring former Hammerskin Nation leader and… Read more about Blood and Soil: One Year After Charlottesville

Amy and Christian Piatt from Homebrewed CultureCast join Tripp to extend a warm invitation to join the Surviving the Bible for Lent community. For a lot of us these texts have been used as weapons, experienced as burdens, so let's acknowledge that together and discover what it looks like to survive the bible today. If you're interested in thinking about scripture in a new and different way, this is the group for you. Amy, Christian and Tripp will answer your questions about the bible (or how to survive reading the Bible) every Monday through Friday throughout Lent. Once a week, all three will do a live video talking about the lectionary texts for that week. Plus, you'll also have access to a community of people where you can connect with others who have similar ideas and questions.  One of the unique aspects of this group is that the responses and questions are happening in real time, not something pre-packaged and devoid of context. The video reflections and live streams will not just be answering your questions about reading the Bible, but will be addressing and engaging what's going on in world politically, culturally, religiously, etc. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amy and Christian Piatt from Homebrewed CultureCast join Tripp to extend a warm invitation to join the Surviving the Bible for Lent community. For a lot of us these texts have been used as weapons, experienced as burdens, so let’s acknowledge that together and discover what it looks like to survive the bible today. If you’re interested… Read more about Surviving the Bible (for Lent)

Nathan Gilmour interviews Christian Piatt about his new book "Surviving the Bible."

Nathan Gilmour interviews Christian Piatt about his new book "Surviving the Bible."

Nathan Gilmour interviews Christian Piatt about his new book "Surviving the Bible."

If I had known Peter‘s birthday was Tuesday, I would have dropped this podcast then. After all, what better birthday gift for Pete than for our conversation to drop on the Interwebs! You know he will agree. The Bible Tells Me So Jesus loves me. In the 1860 … Continue reading The post Reading the Bible: A Conversation with Peter Enns appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian. Related posts: The Rapture Betrays the Incarnation: An Interview with Jeffrey C. Pugh When In Romans: A Conversation with Beverly Gaventa and Jason Micheli Surviving the Bible: A Conversation with Christian Piatt

In our last episode of Selfie, Sarah and I shared a ton of unique gift ideas for the women, men and kids in your life. Here are some of our favorites: For Women: If you love the smell of walking into an Anthropologie, you need Capri Blue candles. It smells like a tropical vacation. Kristen is partial to the mercury glass collection because of the glow the glass gives off. She’s also a fan of Jonathan Adler’s red currant candle. Wanna gift a cookbook? We recommend How To Cook Anything by Mark Bittman and the True Foods cookbook. Can a vacuum really change your life? And make your kids more willing to clean? Kristen contends that the Dyson cordless vacuum can. Sarah uses this Vitruvi Essential Oil Diffuser which, in addition to making her home smell amazing, looks like a modern vase. Sarah is obsessed with the MUN essentials skincare set, a luxury splurge for a woman you like a lot. (Use the code WHOORL for 15% off your purchase!) Reusable shopping bags are always a useful gift and Baggu’s are adorable and in a variety of fun modern prints and colors. We’ve long loved 31 Bits jewelry but their new home collection is TO DIE FOR and all purchases benefit women in Uganda and Bali. What do you get the person who has everything? A personalized self-inking address stamp is a thoughtful and useful gift for anyone. Sarah loves the Many Moons Workbook which has tons of information and research on the major Moon phases, recipes, spell working suggestions and advice, manifestation musings, Tarot Talk, and self-help and development prompts. If that level of woo-woo isn’t your thing and you come from a more Christian tradition, check out Christian Piatt’s Surviving the Bible devotional for 2018, a progressive and modern approach to looking at ancient scriptures. With all the great pictures you’re sure to take over the holidays, we’ve partnered with CanvasPeople.com to bring you a special deal on their photo canvases. Normally 11×14 canvases are priced at $69.99, but for a limited time, they are offering a FREE 11×14 canvas. (You just pay shipping.) To get this amazing deal, go to CanvasPeople.com and enter the code SELFIE at checkout. For Men:For awesomely hip beanies, messenger bags, and more, check out the goods at Krochet Kids, which are created by at-risk women in their educational sewing programs in Uganda and Peru. For the techies, we love the Amazon Alexa as a way to play music, add groceries to your list, check the weather, and answer your burning questions. It’s like your own personal assistant. And speaking of Alexa, the voice-activated amazon system can now control Sonos Speakers! Sonos lets you wirelessly Stream all your favorite music services like Amazon Music, Pandora, Apple Music, and Spotify directly, so it leaves your phone alone. You can pair speakers throughout your house. An affordable gift that keeps on giving is a Roku Streaming Stick. At only $27 it can turn any tv into a smart tv, giving you access to Spotify, Hulu, Netflix, VUDU and all kinds of online entertainment channels. Some great coffee-table books include the new visual compendium of David Sedaris’s diaries, the hilarious collection of satire from The Best of McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and The Monocle Guide to Better Living. These old-school Oak Letter Boards are a great personalized addition to any home and can allow you to highlight an inspirational quote or daily menu. Sarah is a huge fan of Woodlot for their palo santo incense, original essential oil blend for diffusing (fir cedar pine orange vanilla), and lovely smelling candles. For Kids: Reading Bug Box is an amazing book subscription that delivers 2-3 books to your home each month customized to your child’s reading level and interests. A Lightbox Message Board is a fun gift for kids and teens alike that allow them to express themselves with lighted quotes or messages.   This Star Projection Light from Amazon casts a beautiful starry college across the enti...

Reading the Bible does not have to suck. That might sound like news to many. The Bible is a book that begs to be read critically and read often but if you've been told you're not allowed to read it or that your reading is 'wrong,' you might have put it down.Christian Piatt's new book 'Surviving the Bible: A Devotional for the Church Year 2018,' is a weekly devotional grounded in the Lectionary and he joins us to talk about reading the Bible in plain English and how we need to recapture the practice of hermeneutics.

Reading the Bible does not have to suck. That might sound like news to many. The Bible is a book that begs to be read critically and read often but if you've been told you're not allowed to read it or that your reading is 'wrong,' you might have put it down.Christian Piatt's new book 'Surviving the Bible: A Devotional for the Church Year 2018,' is a weekly devotional grounded in the Lectionary and he joins us to talk about reading the Bible in plain English and how we need to recapture the practice of hermeneutics.

The Youth Minister gave a new meaning to, “throw the book at him.” Originally the phrase meant to charge someone with as many crimes as are possible. Consider it throwing all the law at someone. Maybe, that is in fact what happened. Rather than take his questions seriously, the … Continue reading The post Surviving the Bible: A Conversation with Christian Piatt appeared first on patheological: The Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian. Related posts: Zhand, Sobrino, and Editing Isaiah When In Romans: A Conversation with Beverly Gaventa and Jason Micheli The Rapture Betrays the Incarnation: An Interview with Jeffrey C. Pugh

Todd Littleton joined to team for this interview with Adam Clark and Christian Piatt at the Theology Beer Camp in January. While the interview was over 9 months ago, who would've thought that the conversation would STILL resonate today as we deal with issues of race and social justice.

Todd Littleton joined to team for this interview with Adam Clark and Christian Piatt at the Theology Beer Camp in January. While the interview was over 9 months ago, who would've thought that the conversation would STILL resonate today as we deal with issues of race and social justice.

I can't believe this is the 1000th podcast episode from Homebrewed Christianity! I just get pumped thinking about all the nerdy fun that we've had over the hours of audiological goodness. This special episode was recorded live at the Wild Goose Festival in North Carolina. The Wild Goose Festival is a special experience for me each year and often serves as a 'family reunion' of sorts for the podcast. Over the course of the episode you will hear from Christian Piatt, Kristen Howerton, Micky ScottBey Jones, Robyn Henderson Espinoza, and Julian Deshazier (AKA JKwest). It is the combination of two different shows from the WGF MainStage. Enjoy Get ready for another 1000 episodes. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What’s it like raising a child on the autism spectrum? Or being married to an adult on the spectrum? In an extended special segment, Amy and Christian Piatt talk about living with these and other realities, as well as how Church deals (or sometimes doesn’t) with special needs. We look into an online resource for… Read more about God, Gays, Autism and Embodiment

Adam Clark, theology professor from Xavier University, gives a talk to Theology Beer Camp on varieties of salvation and the possibility of a desire-forming, active model of Christian salvation. Then Nathan Gilmour interviews Christian Piatt, podcaster and author; and Adam Clark at the next day of Theology Beer Camp.

Adam Clark, theology professor from Xavier University, gives a talk to Theology Beer Camp on varieties of salvation and the possibility of a desire-forming, active model of Christian salvation. Then Nathan Gilmour interviews Christian Piatt, podcaster and author; and Adam Clark at the next day of Theology Beer Camp.

TNS 4-4: Christian Piatt! We sat down with Christian over a warm cup of Skype to talk about Jordan (the Country, not Michael), Trump as Cyrus (or Not), and how to be less of an A-Hole in his new book Leaving A-Holiness Behind: From Pious Jerk to Not So Pious Jerk. Support the Show: Donate and Audible Leaving A-Holiness Behind: From Pious Jerk to Not So Pious Jerk is available now! Crowdscribed christianpiatt.com @ChristianPiatt Homebrewed CultureCast

Christian Piatt’s recent trip to the middle east – specifically the Kingdom of Jordan – was themed “Strong in the Broken Places.” In a region surrounded by such conflict, violence and division, how does Jordan remain a safe haven for citizens, immigrants and pilgrims alike? In the midst of brokenness, from where do they find… Read more about Finding Hope in the Jordanian Ruins

Christian Piatt is my guest on this episode. You may know him from his books or from the Homebrewed Culture Cast – a podcast I never miss. Christian and some collaborators have put together an amazing web-based, community powered publishing group that offers a great way for new and niche authors self-publish books that may […]

Christian Piatt is an a**hole. No, really. He says so himself! But then again, aren’t we all? Piatt does a bang up job describing what the Bible says and what it doesn’t. Why, oh why, do so many “Christians” stray from the true ministry of Jesus? If you question Christianity or how some “Christians” have […]

This is the (edited) live podcast from the Wild Goose Festival! Christian Piatt talks to Tripp about his new book Leaving A-Holiness Behind: From Pious Jerk to Not-So-Pious Jerk Amy Piatt tells us Christian's lack of skills when they started dating Tripp, Christian, and Amy answer questions sent in on the speak pipe... Quakers during the apocalypse the gnostic redeemer myth's best hymn how much structure could a post-structuralist muster, if a post-structuralist could muster structure? how to heresy hunt as a progressive Christian & Tripp vents on Protestants using Creeds and a bunch of other topics... Kristen Howerton tells us important things... namely that you need Croc Wedges. Micky ScottBey Jones throws down in an EPIC theological parenting battle with Kristen Josh Linton from Phillips Theological Seminary drops a zesty toast before we sing. Enjoy! Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author, editor, speaker, musician and spoken word artist Christian Piatt and I sit down to diagnose how big of an asshole I am. "Let he who admits he's an asshole cast the first stone." - JESUS Ok, Jesus didn't say that. But he did understand that change began at the acknowledgment of the problem. If Christian's are assholes, the only hope of that changing is the admittance of our own ass-holiness. One of the reasons that I, Zac, have renounced my Christianity is because it made me into a person that I didn't like. The more authority I was given in the church, the more of a douche I found myself becoming. The more biblical knowledge I had, the more I had to correct others that didn't have it. The deeper I understood theology, the more arrogant I became, and the more distanced I felt from my humanity and experiencing the gritty, real, and beautiful humanity of others. Christianity lead me to see myself as set apart, special, and different from others. It put me at odds with those that were different from me, and in my own mind made them the enemy, and me the hero. These disgusting, divisive, and arrogant beliefs became a heavy burden to bare. The more caged I felt from experiencing my humanity; I just wanted to be myself and drop this disgusting, divisive burden. We spend time in this episode discussing these things and more.   FROM CHRISTIAN PIATT My name is Christian, and I'm an asshole. There was a time when I was pretty sure all Christians were assholes, and based on the God they kept telling me about, I was pretty sure God might be kind of an asshole too. It seemed to me that Christianity was about getting saved so you wouldn't be a jerk anymore. But the problem was, a lot of the most obnoxious, intolerant, hateful people I knew called themselves Christians. Then I heard a sermon by my friend which started with, "I'm a Christian because I'm an asshole." She didn't try to shrug it off; she embraced it. Not proudly, but fully and honestly. She needed what she found in Jesus every day, all over again because she was an asshole. Why aren't more Christians like this? Churches tend to feed peoples' sense of arrogance, superiority and entitlement by telling them they're right and everyone else is wrong. As if their faith was some kind of one-and-done spiritual plastic surgery. We're all screwed up at some basic level; the real problem comes when we think we're above the brokenness. And why bother, when we live in a world that venerates assholes to near sainthood status (see: Donald Trump, Jersey Shore, Charlie Sheen, The Bachelorette...need I go on?)? I've heard tons of stories of redemption, but most of them end up bothering me more than encouraging me. Generally, it's because all of the bad stuff they talk about in their lives is always referred to in the past tense, and once they're "saved" (still not sure what that means), everything is sunshine and rainbows. But if this was the case, and if becoming a Christian really cured us once and for all of being assholes, why do so many people in the world see us as judgmental, opportunistic, narrow-minded hypocrites?   JOIN US Join the CounterCulture Society:  http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT Become a Producer:  https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Find Out More:  http://www.losingourreligion.org Twitter:  https://twitter.com/LosingRReligion Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/LosingOurReligion Call 'Losers Anonymous' Hotline: 206-395-5608 This Episode's Landing Page: http://www.losingourreligion.org/episodes/2016/7/18/052-leaving-a-holiness-behind-christian-piatt-author-christianity-asshole 

What if someone cloned Jesus, to kickstart the second coming? What if fringe religious groups USED science for a change? Christian Piatt explains his religious sci-fi thriller, and tackles thorny questions in science, faith, and progressive spirituality.

Christian is one of those guys that I wish I wouldn't have written off back in my Mega-Dick Ministry days. I've heard his name from time to time over the years, no doubt because he has written almost ten books. The titles and content of which I am now in love with, but they probably would have threatened all the religious insecurities I had back then. Which would have lead me to ignore the much-needed voice he has. We spend some time in this episode discussing how the human brain works and how it infects religion in dangerous ways. With all the many wonderful things we chat about, I feel like we kept knocking on the door of Security Addiction. How our addiction to certainty being a crux to dependence on things like religion. I also finally learn the difference between a Heretic and an Apostate! Haha! Which it sounds like I am more of a heretic these days than I thought. We need heretics! But as we say..."FUCK LABELS!" Christian is a contributor to the Huffington Post; a blogger for Patheos; a contributor to Sojourners; and a contributor to Red Letter Christians.   PRE-ORDER: Not That Kind of Christian: Loving God Without Being an A**hole: https://squareup.com/market/christianpiatt Join the CounterCulture Society: http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT Produce Our Show: https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Find Out More: http://www.losingourreligion.org This Episode's Landing Page: http://www.losingourreligion.org/episodes/2015/11/9/episode-016-certainty-addiction-christian-piatt

Our theology, our beliefs about God, are continually changing in big and small ways. In this episode Jason Wiedel talks to Christian Piatt, Brandan Robertson, and Rev. Jimmy Acree regarding the things we believe and the ways those beliefs are changing.Christians PiattBrandan RobertsonJimmy AcreeDavid Messick, jr. and April Hobbs also appear in this episode.

CultureCast cohost Christian Piatt is a geek when it comes to tech stuff. From gadgets to all things virtual, he’ll talk himself some ones and zeroes until the Minecraft cows come home. This week, our guest is professional hacker Mike Collins, who explains everything from Cyberterrorism to Silk Road, the Dark Web and why your… Read more about Hacker’s Survival Guide, Charleston’s Hopeful Side, Obama’s Speech Divides (CultureCast)

Christian Piatt chats about his work and the awesome show he will be part of with William Paul Young on Sunday. http://www.wheresgod.org/

In this long overdue episode of That God Show, BLC sits down with friend and author Christian Piatt to wrestle with the question: "What does following Jesus look like?" Hear from Christian regarding his one year "My Jesus" project- including both insights he's discovering, and challenges he's facing, as he spends each month following a different aspect of the example of Jesus.

Christian Piatt, Guest Speaker "LOVE: The Root of All Evil?"

Christian Piatt of the Homebrewed CultureCast was recently in SoCal to hang with Tripp Fuller and talk about his new book PostChristian: What's left? Can we fix? Do we care?   They were joined by Bart Campolo, Peter Rollins and Benjamin Cory to talk about the implications of moving on. Imagine this as an a living room conversation in an auditorium.  It was a ruckus affair but we wanted you to hear the first part of the evening where they all shared how they come to the conversation. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Piatt of the Homebrewed CultureCast was recently in SoCal to hang with Tripp Fuller and talk about his new book PostChristian: What’s left? Can we fix? Do we care?   They were joined by Bart Campolo, Peter Rollins and Benjamin Cory to talk about the implications of moving on. Imagine this as an a living room… Read more about PostChristian Piatt Fun!

Christian Piatt of the Homebrewed CultureCast was recently in SoCal to hang with Tripp Fuller and talk about his new book PostChristian: What’s left? Can we fix? Do we care?   They were joined by Bart Campolo, Peter Rollins and Benjamin Cory to talk about the implications of moving on. Imagine this as an a living room… Read more about PostChristian Piatt Fun!

We sat down with Christian over a warm cup of Skype to talk about Walter White, Huey Lewis and the News, whether Jesus was a jerk, and his new book postChristian: What's left? Can we fix it? DO we care?   Christian's Books Christian's Blog Christian's podcasts: Homebrewed Christianity: Angel's Share Homebrewed Christianity: CultureCast

We sat down with Christian Piatt over a warm cup of Skype to talk about his book, bourbon, his faith, the Church and Questions you should never (or always) ask and raising Jesus from the dead(...again?)!  Check out Christian Piatt's Blog here Check out Christian Piatt's Books here

What goes better with Valentine’s Day than a nice glass of bourbon? Forget the chocolates and frilly cards; join us for a glass of your favorite whiskey and catch up bourbon value buys, bourbon tasting and a bit of bourbon culture and history. Christian Piatt and Patrick DonVito break it down this week over a… Read more about V-Day Bourbon Corner (CultureCast Mini-Sode)

Are you ready to dance? Good. Trey Pearson from Everyday Sunday is on the podcast.  What happens when you become a successful Christian Rocker at 17, sell a half million records & keep developing as an artist and thinker?  Well Trey is figuring that out & you can hear about it here. This episode was recorded live in two parts at the Wild Goose Festival.  Christian Piatt from the HBC Culture Cast joined Tripp for the first part of the interview & then finished up the conversation later during the festival. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Piatt reading a sermon by Rev. Amy Piatt

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On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we continued to look at some cliches that blogger Christian Piatt says we should avoid. Is he correct in his conclusions? Join us as we conclude this discussion of his comments.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we looked at some cliches that blogger Christian Piatt says we should avoid. Is he correct in his conclusions? Join us as we discuss his comments.

Christian Piatt, Gueat Speaker (Youth Sunday)

Christian Piatt, author of Banned Questions about Jesus & Banned Questions about the Bible stops by for a chat about church, Jesus, faith, the Bible and the important stuff in life.  As a minister's husband Christian has been part of planting a progressive Disciples of Christ church in Colorado.  He Tweets, he blogs, and facebooks. Most important of all Christian put together a killer collection of thinkers, writers, and ministers to answer a some dangerous and banned questions about Jesus...the kind of questions in which the asking and the answering can be costly.  Each author had just a few paragraphs to answer the question and they did so right next to others so the reader can compare, contrast, yell, and go 'hmm.'  Not only was Christian wise enough to ask Tripp about Jesus' sexual fantasias but he also brought some 'A' game to the podcast.  Hope you enjoy the conversation! Don't forget to sign-up for the Emergent Village Theological Conversation coming up in sunny SoCal Jan 31-Feb 2.  Remember to put 'Deacon Wine Tour' in the referral box if you want to join the fun.  If you already signed up and want to come just email me. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Piatt is an author, editor, speaker, musician and spoken word artist. He co-founded Milagro Christian Church in Pueblo, Colorado with his wife, Rev. Amy Piatt, in 2004. Christian is the creator and editor of the Banned Questions book series, which include Banned Questions About the Bible He has a memoir on faith, family and parenting being published in early 2012 called Pregmancy: A Dad, a Little Dude and a Due Date. He co-created and co-edits the “WTF: Where's the Faith?” young adult series with Chalice Press

Join the gang as we discuss, debate, hash and take in the adventure known as Lost! Join Bam, Zeke1109 and the Admiral as we get Lost in Lost! Christian Piatt is a well-known author and columnist and his works on Lost and well known! He'll join Zeke1109 and Bam and will bring it on with LOST! http://www.christianpiatt.com/

In this special “LOST FaithCast,” I joined Big-O from the Cranky Fanatic Podcast, Josh from the JoshMeister's LOST Blog and Podcast, and special guest Christian Piatt, author of LOST: A Search for Meaning. We discuss Piatt's book and various religious and philosophical themes in LOST. You Don't want to miss the Shaker Religion revelation at […]