Podcast appearances and mentions of russ dean

In this episode Dr. Oord discusses the new book from author Russ Dean entitled, The Power of the God Who Can'tRuss will be one of 24 authors participating in the upcoming International Online  Open & Relational Theology Conference (Feb. 22-24) as well as the Persuade conference, an upcoming Open and Relational Preaching Conference in the Denver area (April 11-12)To register for the ORTLine24 visit:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ortline-2024-tickets-755753899257For information on the Persuade conference and other God After Deconstruction events visit:  http://www.godafterdeconstruction.com

Sunday Morning Worship with Dan McClintock and Russ Dean. Park Road Baptist is located Charlotte, NC. For my information, please visit our website at ParkRoadBaptist.org Find us on Social Media: @ParkRoadChurch

Homilies from Co-Pastors Russ and Amy Jacks Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC For more information please visit: ParkRoadBaptist.org Socials @ParkRoadChurch

When Justice Stops Rolling Down | 6.26.22 Amy by Amy and Russ Dean

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

An Easter Sunday sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-pastor at Park Road Baptist Church with Amy Jacks Dean, in Charlotte, NC on Palm Sunday 2022.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-pastor with Amy Jacks Dean, at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC>

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon by Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A serving from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon by Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

In this edition of Park Road's "Talk Back Podcast," Russ Dean discusses his recent sermon "From Constantine to COVID" and his views on the relationship of Church and State in the USA and the future of the Christian church.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-Pastor with Amy Jacks Dean, at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-pastor with Amy Jacks Dean, at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon by Russ Dean, Co-pastor with Amy Jacks Dean, at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon of blessings on Kick Off Sunday at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC. Given by Russ Dean and Amy Jacks Dean. August 29, 2021.

A sermon given by Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-Pastor at Park Road Baptist Church with Amy Jacks Dean, in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses his recent sermon, "Everything Doesn't Happen for a Reason." Part of Park Road's Summer Sermon Series, "The Folly of Conventional Wisdom."

A sermon by Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Forgive and Remember | 7.4.21 by Amy and Russ Dean

Russ Dean discusses his recent sermon entitled, "Think Like Water."

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Pastor at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A conversation with Russ Dean, Co-pastor at Park Road Baptist Church to discuss in more detail his recent sermon, "Learning Love."

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

This book is a memoir of my journey in faith. That journey began in the home of my childhood, but the chapters cover experiences extending from some of my earliest memories until just a few years ago. I had already begun reflecting on these experiences, theologically, as the later ones were occurring, but it was not until a friend invited me to speak to his congregation that I connected them. "You're not what most of our people think of when they hear the word Baptist," the priest of a local Episcopal church said. "Come talk to us about how you got where you are from where you started." It was a fascinating challenge. As I sat down to prepare a one-hour Sunday school lesson for Episcopalian adults, I realized I had a story to tell. My suspicion is that this story, regardless of how eloquently I have or have not told it, will resonate with many people. Too frequently I hear people speak of their "bad experiences" with the church, experiences often occurring in the formative years of childhood or adolescence. Sadly, too many of these folks leave organized religion, if not turn their backs altogether on a God they suspect has turned a blind eye or a judgmental whim against them. I have managed to stay within the realm of organized religion. In fact, it is my life. I have not felt the need to abandon or reject God. In fact, God has become more important, more real, more central to my story. I understand those who leave, but because I believe so strongly in the church and the value of faith in one's life, I hope my experience might be an encouragement. One can question, doubt, reject much of what we learned in our childhood, and still remain faithful. There is a "new way home." Maybe my experiences will help some of you find it. Learn more and buy book at GoodFaithMedia.org.

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A conversation with Russ Dean, Co-pastor at Park Road Baptist Church with Amy Jacks Dean, about his recent sermon entitled, "We. Are."

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

A sermon from Russ Dean, Co-pastor with Amy Jacks Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses the conclusion of his book, "Finding a New Way Home."

A sermon by Russ Dean on Easter Sunday, April 4, 2021, at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses Chapter Nine of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." Chapter Nine is entitled, "A New Faith: Leaving the Blood In."

Russ Dean discusses Chapter 8 of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." This chapter is entitled, "Everything that is True about Christianity is a Myth."

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses Chapter Seven of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." The chapter is entitled, "A New Devotion: Never Forget the Importance of Disciplined Thinking."

A conversation about Russ Dean's book, "Finding a New Way Home." In this podcast, Russ discusses chapter 6, "God Always Does Everything God Can Do."

A sermon by Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses chapter five of his book, "Find a New Way Home." The chapter is entitled, "A New Dogma: It's All About Where You Draw Your Lines."

A sermon from Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses Chapter Three of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." The chapter is entitled, "Too Many Christians Aren't Ready to Live."

A sermon from Amy and Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses Chapter Two of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." The chapter is entitled, "Looking for the Spirit of the Message."

A sermon from Amy Jacks Dean and Russ Dean at Park Road Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.

Russ Dean discusses the first chapter of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." Learn more about his book and how to order a copy at www.parkroadbaptist.org/finding-a-new-way-home.