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Doug Pagitt says it's important to helping faith voters to detach from a republican voting identity if they wish to. Pagitt, a former Evangelical Pastor from the emergent church movement, feels his organization, Vote Common Good, was able to help shift 5 to 10 percent of Evangelicals away from Republicans. Can they do it again or more in 2024 from supporting a party that Doug says is about “policies of division, racism, selfishness, cruelty, and exclusion”? Join the discussion on this week's episode. #Evangelicalish #ReligiousRightReligiouslyWrong #postevangelical #UnconventionalPastor #GodIsNOTmadAtYou #MindRenewal #Rethink @UnconventionalPastorPaul #WellBeing #Deconstruction #reconstruction
First of all, there is no party called "Christian Nationalists". That's why many conservative Christians are stymied by how to respond to the left's accusations of Christian Nationalism. So, with that in mind, it makes more sense to have two Christians representing each side of the debate, talk with each other about what Christian Nationalism is, and what it is not. The problem though is that it is a term created and defined by liberals and tends to strike fear for those on the political left. It describes what liberals believe Christian conservatives want to achieve politically for their faith, a theocracy where Christianity is the favored religion. On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Dr. Alex McFarland and Pastor Doug Pagitt, respectively challenge and debate each other. McFarland is a Christian evangelist, author and speaker on culture and religion. Pagitt is the founder of Vote Common Good and a self-described progressive on issues concerning faith and politics. If you're a liberal Christian who can listen to a conservative, or a conservative Christian who can listen to a liberal, then congratulations; you are part of the work crew who will help repair and rebuild the Body of Christ. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Our guest this week recently traveled down to the border to confront the so-called “Army of God” as part of a larger project of providing alternative ideologies to Christian nationalism. Doug Pagitt is a pastor, author and the executive director of Vote Common Good, an organization aimed at influencing evangelical Christians. His group has been on a nationwide tour focused on directly engaging evangelicals in key swing states with the hope of swaying a critical percentage of them against former President Donald Trump. Pagitt believes a small portion of these voters are swayable and that if they are engaged, election outcomes can be flipped. He joins WITHpod to discuss the trajectory of evangelical politics, what he's learned on tour and what's at stake in this year's election.
Episode 40 is a Must Listen!Introducing Dede (Dana) Pagitt and Mia Dorr!Two Best Friends navigating life, friendship and a successful business together. These two are absolutely beautiful inside and out. They share how they met, maintaining their friendship while navigating business and the new/exciting events and shows they are currently working on.Mia Dorr is an energetic and passionate performer with an unparalleled diversity. Mia balances her powerhouse vocals with her whispers, allowing her to bring out the story of every song and draw in the audience with her dynamic performance and stage presence. Mia has been a singer in the Twin Cities music scene for over 20 years. She performs several times a week. She began performing for LGBTQ folks at the Over the Rainbow Bar in Downtown St. Paul in 1997. Since then, she and her team at Premier Entertainment have appeared regularly at a number of local venues in the Twin Cities. “Twenty years ago, I was a singer, and then the LGBTQ community welcomed me with open arms. That changed my life, and now I am an entertainer. These years have taught me how a chosen family comes together to support each other and rally together during times of adversity. I feel very fortunate to be able to perform as often as we do, and it's because of the people who spend their time at our shows, some on a weekly basis, and some once a month or so, who give us the opportunity to entertain and do what we love the most. The past 20+ years have been the blessing of my life, and I get weepy just thinking about it".DeDe "Dana" Pagitt, who is Mia's show producer and manager takes song requests during the Mia Dorr Show and banters with the audience. “The music at our shows is reflective of people who are in the audience. Mia was once referred to as ‘a passionate and energetic performer with a repertoire of unparalleled diversity.' I love this description, because it describes her so succinctly. Our favorite music is what moves audience members, either physically in their chairs or in the memories in their minds, or stirs them in their souls. Those are the best ones!”.We had an absolute BLAST getting to laugh and talk about real life with these two. Dede shares amazing wisdom and advice that she uses daily for her own personal growth. Her outlook and humor will have you on the edge of your seat wanting more while laughing and realizing not to take life so seriously. The love and support these two best friends and entrepreneurs show each other is powerful. They remind us that communication is key in every relationship first, it's never too late to start over however that looks for you and to follow your dreams no matter what.MiaDorrSinger.comSo grab your favorite drink of choice and join us in laughing, reflecting and learning!Stay Twisted Beautiful People
What motivates the Christian voter? How does faith influence politics? Pastor Doug Pagitt joins Ed & Perry to discuss these questions, and his organization Vote Common Good which inspires and mobilizes people of faith towards more civic engagement. Doug Pagitt is an American author, pastor, social activist and executive director of Vote Common Good. A leading voice for progressive Christianity, Doug makes frequent national media and speaking appearances. Pagitt, an early leader in the movement, founded Solomon's Porch, a “holistic missional Christian community” in Minneapolis. His new book, Outdoing Jesus, is available now from Eerdmans Publishing.
Schenck and Doug Pagitt explore the work Pagitt is doing with “Vote Common Good”. A non-partisan organization meant to give Evangelicals an allowance to think a bit out of the normal when it comes to politics.
Eliza Griswold spoke recently with Doug Pagitt, a pastor from Minneapolis who is a politically progressive evangelical Christian. Pagitt left his church to found an organization called Vote Common Good, which aims to move at least some religious voters away from decades of supporting conservatism, and toward messages of inclusion and tolerance that he identifies as Biblical. And the radio personality Lenard McKelvey, known professionally as Charlamagne Tha God, talks about why he wrote a book, “Shook One,” about his treatment for anxiety disorder. Charlamagne wants to reach black men, in particular, to try to remove a perceived stigma around mental-health treatment in the black community.
Doug reflects on the need to impeach Trump based on the Mueller Report and talks with Richard Painter about the redacted portions.
Doug reflects on the need to impeach Trump based on the Mueller Report and talks with Richard Painter about the redacted portions.
Doug's AM950 Radio Drive Time show from the Twin Cities, today with astrophysicist Paul Wallace and conspiracy theories in science
Doug's AM950 Radio Drive Time show from the Twin Cities, today with astrophysicist Paul Wallace and conspiracy theories in science
Doug Pagitt's radio show on AM950 in the Twin Cities. July 31, 2018 show. Doug Talks with Alexandra Thornton Senior Director, Tax Policy for the Center for American Progress
Doug Pagitt's radio show on AM950 in the Twin Cities. July 31, 2018 show. Doug Talks with Alexandra Thornton Senior Director, Tax Policy for the Center for American Progress
Elane interviews Doug Pagitt of VoteCommonGood.com about the similar challenges of running ultramarathons and changing the world. Doug is founding pastor of Solomon's Porch in Minneapolis and is the host of "Now We're Talkin' With Doug Pagitt." Learn more at dougpagitt.com and votecommongood.com. Music Credits "Now" Words & music by Benton Stokes. Available on Turn Off The Moon (CD on BentonStokes.com; digitally on Amazon and iTunes) Our theme music: “Moving On (Feels Pretty Good)”. Words & music by Benton Stokes. Available on Grace & Gravity (CD on BentonStokes.com; digitally on Amazon and iTunes) Copyright 2018 Songs From the Basement (BMI). All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. Become a Big Tipper, Regular, or Executive Producer (and receive our thanks & swag) on Patreon. Timestamp Info 0-4:50 Our weekend at Wild Goose, including conversations with post-evangelicals, John Pavlovitz, Jen Hatmaker, Brian McLaren, Frank Schaeffer, Diana Butler Bass, Randall Balmer, and Trey Pearson. The unholy alliance between Empire & Christianity. Benton's post-Evangelical view of Wild Goose vs. Elane's liberal-Christianity view of the same event. 4:50-5:50 Our pirate cocktail: The Anne Bonny—rum, fresh tangerine juice, triple sec, fresh lime juice, orange bitters. 5:50-11:00 Introduction of Doug Pagitt by fan girl Elane. Solomon's Porch, the Emergent Church, quantum physics, and Pagitt's influence on Elane's pastoring. Shelley Pagitt and Yoga Sanctuary's new training program for teachers (yogasanctuarympls.com). The aim of Vote Common Good (votecommongood.com) to flip Congress for the Common Good. 11:00-15:00 Doug Pagitt on being affably intense and an Enneagram 8, running ultramarathons, and the long run for the common good. Not taking a break from yourself in exercise or worship. 15:00-21:00 What happens when you reach a big goal, like running an ultramarathon…or transforming Christianity…or influencing the collective life of humanity. The power of the narratives of the Christian story. How those can change the current American reality that damages people, politically and religiously. 21:00-31:00 Pagitt's nerdy interests in politics and religion. Serving the common good by barnstorming the country to move voters to flip Congress. It is up to the people to change the status quo. “When you live in a time when there's big social issues, you don't do nothin'.” Invoking traditionally Republican religious voters to vote their actual, bleeding-heart-conservative consciences, which tend to the charitable. The loss of the concept of the common good. The role of abusive and controlling pastors in forming people who are ready to be abused and controlled by a political leader. The role of fashionable celebrity leaders in taking power from people. 31:00-36:00 Making a statement by running for President in every election to remind us that the President is just one of the By The People people. The body of Christ. Voting for the common good by writing in “common good” or simply not voting, or voting for the democratic candidate. Barnstorming 46 congressional districts in 25 states via caravan, September 6-November 6. Involvement is needed, online, in the caravan, and on the ground, as is financial support. Visit www.votecommongood.com to sign up! 36:00-40:40 Benton reflects on Pagitt's thoughtful-yet-not-angry insight into current American politics. Going for long-road goals. Find Doug Pagitt at SolomonsPorch.com, DougPagitt.com, GreaterThingsFoundation.org. Support Cocktail Theology and School For Seekers by giving at Patreon.com/CocktailTheology, and by subscribing to Cocktail Theology. Email us with comments & suggestions at info@schoolforseekers.com.
Doug was the fill-in on AM950 Station in the Twin Cities - The Progressive Voice of Minnesota.
Doug was the fill-in on AM950 Station in the Twin Cities - The Progressive Voice of Minnesota.
In The Morning With Doug & John - all the insightful morning fun and chit-chat and some thoughts on Gun Violence and what we can do about it.
In The Morning With Doug & John - all the insightful morning fun and chit-chat and some thoughts on Gun Violence and what we can do about it.
Jesus as Teacher - A Sermon from Solomon's Porch by Doug Pagitt
Jesus as Teacher - A Sermon from Solomon's Porch by Doug Pagitt
Doug's Recap of his arrest while calling for a ban on Assault Weapons in Philadelphia as part of www.DemandTheBan.org
Doug's Recap of his arrest while calling for a ban on Assault Weapons in Philadelphia as part of www.DemandTheBan.org
A sermon by Doug Pagitt and the Solomon's Porch Community on the topic, Jesus as Savior?
A sermon by Doug Pagitt and the Solomon's Porch Community on the topic, Jesus as Savior?
In the Morning With Doug & John, May 10, 2018
In the Morning With Doug & John, May 10, 2018
Doug Pagitt Sermon from Solomon's Porch on Jesus as the Example of the Way of Humanity.Doug shares how the phrase "I am the way, the truth, and the life was meant to be understood as we all connect to God in the same way and that it was meant to do away with religious exceptionalism.
Doug Pagitt Sermon from Solomon's Porch on Jesus as the Example of the Way of Humanity.Doug shares how the phrase "I am the way, the truth, and the life was meant to be understood as we all connect to God in the same way and that it was meant to do away with religious exceptionalism.
Doug and Bart Campolo talk Human Flurishing in Faith and Humanism
Doug and Bart Campolo talk Human Flurishing in Faith and Humanism
In the morning with doug & john May 3, 2018
In the morning with doug & john May 3, 2018
Conversation with Astrophysicist Paul Wallace about the new data on stars
Conversation with Astrophysicist Paul Wallace about the new data on stars
Doug is interviewed for a Seminary Class on Emerging church by a couple of students who know almost nothing about the "emerging church" nor Doug.
Sermon by Doug Pagitt from Solomon's Porch on understanding Jesus as a movement leader calling for a new kind of humanity.
Doug is interviewed for a Seminary Class on Emerging church by a couple of students who know almost nothing about the "emerging church" nor Doug.
Sermon by Doug Pagitt from Solomon's Porch on understanding Jesus as a movement leader calling for a new kind of humanity.
doug Pagitt talks with Young Lee Hertig about the peace developments between South Korea and North Korea
doug Pagitt talks with Young Lee Hertig about the peace developments between South Korea and North Korea
Doug Pagitt and John Musick talk about the news of the week on Thursday mornings.
Doug Talks with Writer/Director Andrew Hyatt about his film Paul, Apostle of Christ
Doug Pagitt and John Musick talk about the news of the week on Thursday mornings.
Doug Talks with Writer/Director Andrew Hyatt about his film Paul, Apostle of Christ
Doug Pagitt talks with John Musick about doug's predictions after the election in light of Trump's First Year.
Doug Pagitt talks with John Musick about doug's predictions after the election in light of Trump's First Year.
In this episode we try something a little different. Since Ted co-authored a book several years ago called "Why We're Not Emergent" and since the key players in the Emergent movement keep rearing their heads we figured we'd do a "where are they now?" episode. We follow up on Rob Bell, Mark Driscoll, Doug Pagitt, Dan Kimball, and Brian McLaren to see what they're doing now, what are they teaching now, and what their current hair styles might be. We also get an important update from Ronnie on when the heck we'll get a new intro some we can lay the current one to rest with proper honors.
Doug Pagitt is a church planter, author, social media consultant, radio host, and all around good dude. This week he joins us for a conversation about his new book Church in the Inventive Age and we have a great time. It's sure to get your brain a flowing and your mouse a clickin' (to amazon through THIS link so I get credit and you get your Pagitt for the pooper plane reading). 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
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