Podcast appearances and mentions of ross lockhart

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is dean of St. Andrew's Hall and professor of Mission Studies at Vancouver School of Theology. He is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Noticing that fewer and fewer people are interested in Christianity, Ross uses his doctrinal research to ask, "What, then, does church mission look like?" He shares that as Canada moves further toward secularization with its history of colonialism, the question is no longer, is Christianity true? but rather, is Christianity any good?

We speak with friend of the show Ross Lockhart about his recent book (and PhD work) called West Coast Mission: The Changing Nature of Christianity in Vancouver. The book takes an in-depth look at 12 churches and two faith-based organizations in the Vancouver area. It takes up themes that are familiar to almost everyone who has been part of a church in the last couple of decades. We talk about differences in approach to the “outside world” and how things have changed in regards to how churches relate to society as a whole. There is both consolation and challenge in our conversation. What might real theological change look like as compared with change of style or strategy? Ross is the Dean of St. Andrew's Hall, the Presbyterian Church in Canada college at the University of British Columbia. Ross is also the Professor of Mission Studies at Vancouver School of Theology, where he teaches courses in practical theology. Ross holds a PhD from Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam and is the author of Lessons from Laodicea: Missional Leadership in a Culture of Affluence; Beyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick's Missional Leadership Lessons for Today; co-author of Better Than Brunch: Missional Churches in Cascadia as well as Christianity: An Asian Religion in Vancouver and editor of Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil. Ross' latest project is West Coast Mission: the Changing Nature of Christianity in Vancouver published this fall by McGill-Queen's University Press. Ross lives with his family on Bowen Island, B.C. Ross's newest book is available now.

In this episode of the Dialogues Podcast, David C. Chao interviews Albert Chu and Ross Lockhart, co-authors of Christianity: An Asian Religion in Vancouver. They discuss the religious context of Vancouver and the ways in which Christianity is changing alongside the growing migration of Christians from Asia. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit caacptsem.substack.com

In recent years, there has been a growing number of people who have moved from one Christian faith tradition to another. Some of the lines within Christian expression have been fairly rigid. This rigidity has even led, in some instances, to the assumption that “those other churches” are not even Christian. One of the main lines of distinction has been between mainline churches and evangelical churches and now, more than in years past, people have begun moving across this line in one direction or the other. Perhaps you grew up in the Christian Missionary Alliance Church and now attend a United Church. Or maybe you were Presbyterian for most of your life and now you are part of a Baptist congregation. We speak with Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart, Dean of St. Andrew's Hall in Vancouver, about the history of how some of these divisions came to be and how they exist today. We aim towards a more accepting and grateful view of the other (whatever “the other” means in your background) as enlivening and helpful to Christian faith in general. Terminology: Ecumenical – Representing a number of different churches and denominations Missiology – The theological study of the mission of the church, particularly the character and purpose of missionary work Ecclesiology – The study of the church Books Referenced: Ross's Books: Christianity: An Asian Religion in Vancouver (2023) Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil: Coworkers with God in the Land of Hiking, Hipsters, and Hand-Crafted Lattes Better Than Brunch: Missional Churches in Cascadia (2020) Beyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick's Mission Leadership Lessons for Today (2018) Lessons from Laodicea: Missional Leadership in a Culture of Affluence (2016) Phyllis Airhart – A Church with the Soul of a Nation

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke! This week, we're excited to welcome back guest preacher Ross Lockhart, as he preaches from Luke 13.31-35.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke! This week we're delighted to welcome back guest preacher Ross Lockhart, as he preaches from Luke 13:18-21, and helps us to see the surprising way God brings his kingdom to earth.

I would say that it's primarily through my mother that I learned a love of God's Word - watching her read it daily, inviting us into prayer around the table before meals, asking us theological questions, and really holding a reverence for God's Word and passing that on to both myself and my brother. ---In this interview, listen to Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling (Ambassador, Canadian Bible Society) engage in a conversation with Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart (Dean, St. Andrew's Hall at The University of British Columbia) about the influence of Scripture in his life. Dr. Lockhart shares about his mother's early faith influence on him and about how at the core of his identity as a baptized Christian, there is a deep love and reverence for God's Word. Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is the Dean of St. Andrew's Hall at The University of British Columbia. He is also the Professor of Mission Studies at The Vancouver School of Theology where he teaches courses in missiology and practical theology.Ross has served congregations in the Reformed tradition from Halifax to Vancouver as well as sabbaticals with The Presbyterian Church in Ireland.  He is a weekly guest preacher in local congregations and Minister in Association at St. Andrew's/St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church in North Vancouver.Dr. Lockhart, who wrote the book, Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil, says that in Cascadia (Oregon, Washington, B.C), one has the opportunity to explore Christian community and evangelism in a secular environment. 

In this interview, listen to Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling (Ambassador, Canadian Bible Society) engage in a conversation with Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart (Dean, St. Andrew's Hall at The University of British Columbia) about the influence of Scripture in his life. Dr. Lockhart shares about his mother's early faith influence on him and about how at the core of his identity as a baptized Christian, there is a deep love and reverence for God's Word. Dr. Lockhart, who wrote the book, Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil, says that in Cascadia (Oregon, Washington, B.C), one has the opportunity to explore Christian community and evangelism in a secular environment. ---Learn more about the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.caConnect with us on Instagram: @canadianbiblesocietyWhether you're well-versed in Scripture or just starting out on your journey, The Bible Course offers a superb overview of the world's best-selling book.  This eight-session course will help you grow in your understanding of the Bible. Watch the first session of The Bible Course and learn more at biblecourse.ca. Give to the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.ca/donate---Learn more about Ross Lockhart: vst.edu/people/ross-lockhart

Prayer is often described as simply having a conversation with God. But it can often feel more difficult than that. As we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke, guest preacher Ross Lockhart preaches from Luke 11.1-13 and helps us to learn how to be in the presence of God.

Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating?   Rector's Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa, a friend of the podcast (Sunny Boy, December 2020 and Most People are Better Than Their Theology, January 2020) to speak with others about the state and future of the church as we move from 2021 to 2022.   What is the church?  Who is the church?   Does the church play any important role in larger culture?  These conversations have an “on the ground” aspect to them and they seek to address larger questions of the place and identity of the Christian church in our society.   In this third episode of our special series we speak with Ross Lockhart, Dean at St. Andrew's Hall in Vancouver. In conversation with Ross we reflect upon the idea of the decline of the church and Christendom and how these may be positive things for Christian faith. 

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our Advent series, Farewell! This week, guest preacher Ross Lockhart preaches from John 16:25-33 and unpacks the great comfort and hope that this broken world does not have the final say.

A conversation with Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart, Dean at St. Andrew's Hall and Associate Professor of Mission Studies at the Vancouver School of Theology.

Join us this week as our guest preacher, Ross Lockhart, preaches from Ephesians 4.11-13. As he shares with us about the spiritual gifts that Christ offers us, he explores what these gifts are all for in the first place, and invites us to see how they lead to us growth in spiritual maturity into the full stature of Christ. We are excited to welcome Ross to St. Pete's this week! Ross is an academic at several academic institutions in Vancouver, teaching and authoring on overlapping areas of leadership, mission, doctrine, and culture. He frequently contributes to a blog that aspires to do "Good Theology for Regular People", and supporting local churches like ours.

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is Dean of St. Andrew's Hall, Founder and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership, and Professor at both the Vancouver School of Theology and Regent College.  Mentioned in this Episode:  Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil: Co-Workers with God in the Land of Hiking, Hipsters, and Hand-Crafted Lattes by Ross A. LockhartAlan RoxburghDarrell Guder - Centre for Missional Leadership Senior Fellow in ResidenceChristopher James, Associate Professor of Evangelism and Missional Christianity, Dubuque Theological SeminaryCyclical CascadiaRev. Andrea Perrett - Centre for Missional Leadership Associate in New Witnessing CommunitiesBetter than Brunch:  Missional Churches in Cascadia, by Jason Byassee & Ross A. LockhartOther Books by Ross LockhartBeyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick's Missional Leadership Lessons for Today Lessons from Laodicea: Missional Leadership in a Culture of AffluenceCREDITSJean Chaumont is producer, composer, recorder of all original music is https://www.jeanchaumont.comCorey Schlosser-Hall is host and editor. https://www.northwestcoast.org/coreys-bioJenine Taylor is copy editor https://www.northwestcoast.org/jenines-bio"On the Verge: From Inspiration to Incarnation" is sponsored by the Northwest Coast Presbytery. 

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is Professor of Mission Studies, at the Vancouver School of Theology, Dean of St. Andrew's Hall, and the Founding Director for the Center for Missional Leadership.  He is deeply invested in supporting Church leaders and their churches in living out the gospel in their particular times and places.

In today's episode, Nick Warnes has a dialogue with Ross Lockhart. Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is the Dean of St. Andrew's Hall at The University of British Columbia. He is the Professor of Mission Studies at The Vancouver School of Theology where he teaches courses in missiology and practical theology. Ross is the founding Director of The Centre for Missional Leadership and author of Lessons from Laodicea: Missional Leadership in a Culture of Affluence and Beyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick's Missional Leadership Lessons for Today. He lives in North Vancouver with his wife Laura and their three children. Here are some quotes from today's interview: ""I had an emotion twenty years ago"" ""Acts 2 reads like a Teletubby episode"" ""Share the leadership"" ""Be mindful of who has done an excedingly terrific job of adaptation in this moment"" ""The switch to online has often meant it's the younger leaders who have more power"" ""Congregations have life cycles. Provide space and resources for the birthing of new churches. Post-Covid, everyone's a church planter."" Please review this episode, subscribe to this podcast and share it with a friend! Make sure to visit our website, cyclicalchurches.com. There's a lot more going on at Cyclical, including " --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cyclical-podcast/message

Visiting minister Ross Lockhart compares the communion of saints, talked about in the book of Hebrews, to markers on the path of the faithful life, steering us towards Christ.

Dr. Lockhart is the Director of Presbyterian Formation at Vancouver School of Theology and Associate Professor, St. Andrew's Hall --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's guest preacher is Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart, Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership at St. Andrew’s Hall in Vancouver. Ross is a graduate of The University of Winnipeg, The University of Toronto, and McCormick Theological Seminary (Presbyterian Church USA) at The University of Chicago. Ross has a particular passion for shaping missionary disciples and “scholarly evangelists” for leadership in Christ’s Church for the sake of mending God’s creation. 

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Supplemental#5 w/ Ross Lockhart from Word Horde I insisted Ross use a tin can attached to a very long string. We used really nice wire, but the cans were of low quality, should of used the good imported stew cans. Brought to you by Bunnyslippers.com,  check out there brand new Dino sound slippers! • Slippers make a roaring sound every three steps • Made with green "scaly" fabric, soft plush uppers, foam footbeds, non-slip grips on soles,    and three white claws on each foot • One size fits most, up to a Women's 10.5 / Men's 9.  Footbed measures 10.5"   Black Clock Audio Tales is a daily podcast that reads you a story. Either a chapter of novel, or a whole short story.  Join us in our exploration of old ghost stories, supernatural fiction, horror tales, folk tales, fantasy, gothic horror, weird fiction, and cosmic horror. And dent forget to join us for our monthly show about the Cthulhu Mythos   Look for our podcast wherever you find your podcasts, we suggest pod bean or apple podcasts   Find us on the web at PGttCM.com and @Blackclockaudio on Instagram, twitter, and facebook And Black Clock Audio Tales on youtube   Check out People’s Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos on the last Tuesday of the month.   Check out our new website over at WWW.PGttCM.com!   Edited by Daniel Spitzer Music by Kevin McLeod The Chamber, the voices   Produced at Badger’s Drift Studio Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/    Help support the show by going to PayPal.me/pgttcm and donate a buck or 5, or pgttcm.podbean.com and become a patron. Help the show by sharing/rating/liking or 5 star giving wherever you listen to or rate podcasts Buy a cool shirt from pgttcm.threadless.com. Black Clock Audio Tales is part of the dark myths collective. Learn more at DarkMyths.ORG THIS PODCAST IS NOT PART OF AA LRGER ARG OR THOUGHT EXPERIMENT THERE ARE NO AUDIO PUZZLES TO SOLVE THERE IS NO BACKWARDS RECORDING INVOLVING CULT MEMB3RSHIP NOTHING IN THIS RECORDING IS MEANT TO 01100100 01101001 01100001 01100111 01101110 01101111 01110011 01100101 00100000 01101001 01101100 01101100 01101110 01100101 01110011 01110011 01100101 01110011

In this interview, Dr. Marcel Mitchell interviews Dr Ross Lockhart about his recently released book titled Beyond Snakes and Shamrocks - St. Patrick's Missional Leadership Lessons for Today. Dr. Lockhart is the founding director of The Centre of Missional Leadership at St Andrew's Hall at the University of British Columbia. The book looks at the "cultural Christianity" of Roman Britain in which St. Patrick was raised, the transformation of his life while in captivity in Ireland, and after escaping slavery, his training for ministry in France. Some years later because of "Vox Hibernia" (The Call of Ireland) St Patrick returns to Ireland and leads one of the greatest national conversions to Christianity recorded in history. Dr Lockhart takes this interesting bit of 5th and 6th Century Irish / British history, the missionary work of St Patrick and compares it with the Post-Christian culture of the Cascadia region of North America. Through this comparison Dr Lockhart addresses the contemporary missional lessons that can be learned. This is the best missional book I have read to date!

"The Celtic Christian tradition is not what I would call 'I need a hug theology.' It's deeply grounded in the revelation of Father, Son, and Spirit..."—Ross Lockhart Episode 61 of Spirituality for Ordinary People features an interview with Dr. Ross Lockhart. Ross is Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership at St. Andrew’s Hall.  Ross serves as the Presbyterian Director of Denominational Formation at Vancouver School of Theology as well as an Adjunct Professor of Homiletics at St. Mark’s College, UBC. He also teaches regularly at Regent College. Key Learnings Looking at how faithful witness happened in a pre-Christian culture might help us understand how to witness today in a post-Christian culture. Things to Think About Lockhart quotes Maggie Dawn stating, "The hardest pilgrimage is sitting still and going inside yourself." How do you respond? How might we be courageous in our proclamation understanding that sometimes "no" might be the answer? Spiritual Practices Discussed in this Episode Pilgrimage as Adult Catechesis/learning opportunity Links and Resources: Beyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick’s Missional Leadership Lessons for Today by Ross Lockhart Ross Lockhart’s official bio - http://vst.edu/people/rev-dr-ross-lockhart Vancouver School of Theology - http://vst.edu/ St. Andrew’s Hall - http://standrews.edu/ The Accidental Pilgrim by Maggie Dawn   Join others in contributing financially to help pay for hosting and equipment costs.    Follow Spirituality for Ordinary People on Instagram   Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | TuneIn Radio | Google Play

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership at St. Andrew’s Hall.  Ross serves as the Presbyterian Director of Denominational Formation at VST as well as an Adjunct Professor of Homiletics at St. Mark’s College, UBC. Ross has a particular passion for shaping missionary disciples and “scholarly evangelists” for leadership in Christ’s Church for the sake of mending God’s creation. Ross is the author of Lessons from  Laodicea:  Missional Leadership in a Culture of Affluence, Gen X, Y Faith? Getting Real with God, co-editor of Three Ways of Grace – a collection of essays on the Trinity In this episode, we talk about raising up missional leaders with passionate and healthy hearts and why the missional church movement still matters.  

In this podcast The Outer Dark presents two panels: ‘Mary Shelley & Frankenstein: The Roots of Cosmic Horror' at NecronomiCon 2017 (Providence, RI) featuring Gwendolyn Kiste, Faye Ringel, Holly Schwadron, and Anya Martin (moderator), and ‘Women in Weird Fiction' at H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (Portland, OR) featuring Michael Griffin, Ross Lockhart, Rose O'Keefe, Liv Rainey-Smith … Continue reading

This weeks guest can commonly be found giving wedgies to teachers on the playground and he is often time heard giving lectures to turtles about bullseyesing womprats in his T-49 back at home. In fact, he isn't known for any of that stuff. Instead this weeks guest on Bizzong! is Nathan Carson who is really known for writing the snot out of a book called Starr Creek and drumming the snot outta drums for a band known as Witch Mountain.  Hit play like its a snare Zongers because it's time for the Bizzong! interview of Nathan Carson! Yay! Nathan Carson is a musician, writer, and Moth StorySlam Champion from Portland, OR. He is widely known as co-founder and drummer of the internationally touring doom metal band Witch Mountain, host of the FM radio show The Heavy Metal Sewing Circle, and the owner of the boutique music booking agency, Nanotear. Carson's byline can be found on hundreds of music and film-related articles in outlets such as the Willamette Week, SF Weekly, Orbitz, Noisey, Rue Morgue, Terrorizer, Metal Edge, etc. In recent years, Carson has turned his sights toward weird fiction, earning immediate accolades and publication via Word Horde, Stone Skin Press, Strange Aeons Magazine, Fedogan & Bremer, and Lazy Fascist Press, working with luminary editors such as Ross Lockhart, Molly Tanzer, Cameron Pierce, and Joe Pulver. He is also regularly found as a panelist, reader, or attendee on the convention circuit at HP Lovecraft Film Festival/Cthulhucon, NecronomiCon, StokerCon, ReaderCon, Bizarro Con, etc. Starr Creek (Lazy Fascist) is Carson's first standalone novella.  

Leah chats with weird fiction author, editor and publisher, Ross Lockhart this week! ROSS E. LOCKHART is an author, anthologist, and freelance editor. A lifelong fan of supernatural, fantastic, speculative, and weird fiction, Lockhart is a veteran of small-press publishing, having edited scores of well-regarded novels of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. http://www.haresrocklots.com/ https://twitter.com/lossrockhart https://www.amazon.com/Ross-E.-Lockhart/e/B005HYBM4C www.birdscoffeecompany.com/ Use use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order! Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership at St. Andrew's Hall.  Ross serves as the Presbyterian Director of Denominational Formation at Vancouver School of Theology as well as an Adjunct Professor of Homiletics at St. Mark's College, UBC. He also teaches regularly at Regent College. In this interview we discuss:What ministry students need in terms of their spirituality, and the importance of deep prayer practices.A new monastic experiment at St. Andrew's Hall called The Salt Light House.What do pastors need to do to help people in congregations learn and live out spiritual practices?Embracing a teaching liturgy in worship & why it's important to explain what is going on in worship.Being in community as a spiritual practice & the problem of isolationWhat it means for all Christians to be gathered as disciples (learners), and sent out as apostles (sent-ones).Family meals, family worship, family movie nightThe importance of prayer, scripture reading, and the connection between spirituality and exerciseThe connection between fatigue, stress, and “spiritual ruts."Resetting yourself with God through Pilgrimage and prayer walks.Links and Resources for this Episode can be found at the Spirituality for Normal People Website This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mattbrough.substack.com

Ross Lockhart looks at 1 Peter 2, reminds us of the bedrock of our faith, and how our activities in church bear witness to God

Visiting minister Ross Lockhart unpacks the account of Shadrach , Meshach and Abednego in Daniel 3

Visiting minister Ross Lockhart reflects on the Parable of the Lost Son from Luke 15

Welcome back for Episode 28 of Speculate! The Podcast for Writers, Readers and Fans.  In this episode we continue our sequence of shows on Night Shade Books‘ anthology The Book of Cthulhu with an interview of two contributors to the volume, Laird Barron and John Hornor Jacobs.  Like our interview with editor Ross Lockhart, this […]

Welcome back for Episode 27 of Speculate! The Podcast for Writers, Readers and Fans.  In this episode we continue our sequence of shows on Night Shade Books‘ new anthology, The Book of Cthulhu, with a discussion with its editor Ross Lockhart.  But as Ross proves in this wide-ranging interview, he knows a lot more about […]

Welcome back for Episode 26 of Speculate! The Podcast for Writers, Readers and Fans.  In this episode we start a new sequence of shows on the new anthology from publisher Night Shade Books and editor Ross Lockhart, The Book of Cthulhu, investigating (gulp!) the Elder Gods with our reaction to stories by Laird Barron, Elizabeth […]