Podcasts about way collective

This week we were blessed to have Josiah Wall Lead Pastor of The Way Collective Church in Tamworth with us. His message was a challenge for us as Christians to not be people that just walk in the natural but people who fly in the supernatural on a daily. 

This week we were blessed to have Josiah Wall Lead Pastor of The Way Collective Church in Tamworth with us. His message was a challenge for us as Christians to not be people that just walk in the natural but people who fly in the supernatural on a daily. 

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In this third episode of Season 7, we hear from Tim Burnette, Founder/Core Curator of Way Collective. Tim is a dreamer, philosopher, and theologian. He has spent years reflecting on the evolving Christian faith, and earned his doctorate from Claremont School of Theology, where he studied process metaphysics, philosophy and theology, and compassion. He currently curates Way Collective, which is a community of shared practices and values. Where they believe that a way of living is at the heart of the Christian wisdom path. whereas much of religion is complicit in systems of exclusion and oppression, they gather around practices and values that lead us to life And they see that these practices and values can be shared by people from diverse traditions, religious paths, and non-religious philosophies. To learn more about Way Collective check out waycollective.org

“You cannot believe yourself out of belonging here.”Tim Burnette founded a spiritual community that is hard to define. It's not quite church - not everyone is Christian - but they do gather on Sunday mornings. They don't even have a shared set of beliefs, only a shared set of values. Their goal is to be a contemplative community in action.But what does that look like, when everyone believes differently? When everyone is at different stages of spiritual growth? How do you make sure everyone belongs?Join us on the Spiritual Wanderlust podcast to explore what it might look like to have an expansive, inclusive community centered in the contemplative.Tim Burnette is a writer, philosopher, teacher, and founder of the Way Collective. He believes liberation is possible when we approach reality in a holistic, relational, embodied, contemplative way. He agrees with Vonnegut that: "You can see all kinds of things from the edge that you can't see from the center."Learn more about what he's up to at www.waycollective.org.

How efficient and effective is your e-commerce marketing automation? Are you delivering email at all the right moments? And how effective is your messaging? Those are just 3 of the questions that I'm going to be asking my guest on Digital Marketing radio episode 252. He's the Founder of Runäway Collective - a marketing subscription service, focused on marketing automation and film production, helping small and medium sized businesses play with the biggest and best, without the cost. Welcome to DMR - Rory J Knighton.

Be prepared to pick up brain matter, because your mind is about to be blown. Tim Burnette and Dan Rosado chat with me about transpantheism. What is it and why does it matter? Guests Bio/Info: Tim Burnette is a graduate of Claremont School of Theology and pastor of The Way Collective, a new movement in Santa Barbara, CA, and is a community for people looking to unite by living well for the common good in an increasingly divisive world. Find Tim here: Twitter: @tdburnette www.waycollective.org Dan Rosado is an electrical engineer by day and process theology purveyor by night. He also is a part of Brew Theology and is an all around great guy. Find Dan here: Twitter: @_danielrosado Special music by Comrades: wearecomrades.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeAreComrades Twitter: @WeAreComrades Instagram: @wearecomrades Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I talk about finding and sharing a vision of a better world. Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at  https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco.  — This show is only possible because of people like you. Visit A Brief Chat's Patreon page and...

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I talk about finding and sharing a vision of a better world. Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco. -- A Brief Chat is available on just about every podcast platform. Learn more about the show and support it financially at http://abriefchat.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-crane/message

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I investigate the place for religion in leftist activism.  Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at  https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco.  — This show is only possible because of people like you. Visit A Brief Chat's Patreon page and become a supporting...

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I investigate the place for religion in leftist activism. Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco. -- A Brief Chat is available on just about every podcast platform. Learn more about the show and support it financially at http://abriefchat.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-crane/message

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I talk about living authentic lives despite the circumstances of the world around us.  Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at  https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco. — This show is only possible because of people like you. Visit A Brief Chat's Patreon...

In which Mennonite campus pastor Ben Wideman and I talk about living authentic lives despite the circumstances of the world around us. Learn more about Ben's 3rd Way Collective at https://www.3rdwaycollective.org. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @3rdwayco. -- A Brief Chat is available on just about every podcast platform. Learn more about the show and support it financially at http://abriefchat.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-crane/message

Episode 42 - Today is the final episode in our series of interviews about God After Sovereignty, and we're talking about how these ideas work practically in churches with pastor, Tim Burnette. We talk about his journey into Process Theology, his changing beliefs after being diagnosed with cancer, and leading an experimental Christian community called Way Collective in Santa Barbara, CA. Follow Tim at tdburnette.com and on twitter @tdburnette Check out The Way Collective at waycollective.org And check out The Theopoetics Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/theopoetics-podcast/id1395495823 Follow us on Instragram and Twitter @godtalkpod godtalkpod.com

  This is episode #116 of the Peace Signs Podcast. This episode features the third part of a conversation we had with current Penn State student and 3rd Way Collective student officer, Christina Platt. As this is part 3, you can go back to hear the first part right here and the second part right here. Each week … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 116 – Christina Platt (part 2)"

  This is episode #116 of the Peace Signs Podcast. This episode features the third part of a conversation we had with current Penn State student and 3rd Way Collective student officer, Christina Platt. As this is part 3, you can go back to hear the first part right here and the second part right here. Each week … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 116 – Christina Platt (part 2)"

Welcome back! This is episode #115, and the beginning of the fifth season of the Peace Signs Podcast!!! This episode features voices of our campus and community explaining what 3rd Way Collective is and can be. You can check out a video version of this episode at our YouTube channel.  Each week we connect around stories of … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 115 – What is 3rd Way Collective?"

Welcome back! This is episode #115, and the beginning of the fifth season of the Peace Signs Podcast!!! This episode features voices of our campus and community explaining what 3rd Way Collective is and can be. You can check out a video version of this episode at our YouTube channel.  Each week we connect around stories of … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 115 – What is 3rd Way Collective?"

For this episode of On Carrying a Concern we are excited to welcome three guests from different parts of the Protestant Christian world. We thought it would be interesting to hear from other Christians, who are not Quakers, what they hear in the stories that Friends tell about leadings and service in the Friends’ tradition. Show notes with questions for discussion, resources mentioned in the episode, and a transcript are all available here. Tuhina Rasche calls herself a “Hudu.” Growing up Hindu in Colorado she was converted to Christianity during and after college. Currently she is an ordained minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), though she serves an African Methodist Episcopal church on the team at University AME Zion Church in Palo Alto California. Her website is here: https://www.tuhinavrasche.com/ Tamisha Tyler is a PhD student at Fuller Theological Seminary in Southern California. She was born and raised in Long Beach, CA but currently resides in Pasadena. Her interests include engaging the intersection of theology, ethics and culture through the work of Octavia Butler. She co-hosts a podcast entitled Why We’re Friends. She is an activist in the #SeminaryWhileBlack #ToxicFuller movement addressing the ways in which predominantly white seminaries (like Fuller) are not safe places for black students (search the above hashtags for more info or see the resources below). Tamisha’s website is here: https://www.tamishatyler.com/ T.D. (Tim) Burnette is the founder and co-curator of the Way Collective, a spiritual community of shared practices and values in the Jesus way in Santa Barbara, CA. He is a pastor in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination. He hosts a podcast called the Theopoetics Podcast. He's also a partner, father, poet, and musician who agrees with Vonnegut that: "You can see all kinds of things from the edge that you can’t see from the center." Although, sometimes it's nice to be centered out on the edge as well. The website for The Way Collective and Tim are here: https://www.waycollective.org/

  In #112 we remember John Roe. Yesterday was the memorial service for the life of Dr. John Roe, a beloved Penn State mathematics professor, loving husband and father, and early supporter of 3rd Way Collective. While sorting old audio recordings, we found this un-aired conversation with John recorded back in November of 2016. During this … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 112 – John Roe (in memoriam)"

  In #112 we remember John Roe. Yesterday was the memorial service for the life of Dr. John Roe, a beloved Penn State mathematics professor, loving husband and father, and early supporter of 3rd Way Collective. While sorting old audio recordings, we found this un-aired conversation with John recorded back in November of 2016. During this … Continue reading "Peace Signs Episode 112 – John Roe (in memoriam)"

Tim Burnette is in the house! Tim and I have an ecclesiastical rich conversation that convalesces to topics of process theology, process ecclesiology, and The Way Collective.  Guest Info/Bio: Tim Burnette is a Doctor of Ministry student at Claremont School of Theology and pastor of The Way Collective, a new movement in Santa Barbara, CA, and is a community for people looking to unite by living well for the common good in an increasingly divisive world.  Find Tim here: Twitter: @tdburnette www.waycollective.org Special music by James Worsham: Twitter: @james_worsham jamesworsham.net To get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

On episode 10, Tim Burnette of the Way Collective joins us to share his story of being diagnosed with cancer and the deconstruction which followed. It’s a story of loss, change, living on the edges of faith and the beauty that follows. He’s got some great advice to those who are asking questions about God, faith or deconstructing their beliefs. Tim is currently living in Santa Barbara, California and starting a new community called the Way Collective. Learn more here: https://www.waycollective.org. Books mentioned: - Practicing the Way of Jesus by Mark Scandrette - Counter-Imperial Churching for a Planetary Gospel by Timothy Murphy

Tripp was in Santa Barbara where the Way Collective sponsored the Believing Skepticast at the phenomenal Third Window Brewing Co. Tripp and Tim talk about what is happening with religion in the 21st century and navigating the tricky waters of faith and doubt. Whereas in the past, atheists and believers from separate camps would debate in the public sphere, today we often see hints of both schools of thought within the same person! Plus, as religion (especially Christianity) is changing all over the place, we need more conversations like this that help us stay tuned-in and promote more compassion! Sometimes it's easiest to give in to the division we see all over the place, but conversations about faith and doubt can help us see a different way to be together: one of unity in a fragmented world! That's why a new movement is beginning in Santa Barbara to develop a community for those wanting to have fresh and transformative conversations about deep living for the common good. This movement is called the Way Collective, and emphasizes practices and values that create more adventure, wholeness, beauty, and sustainability for all. The Way Collective will be hosting friend of the podcast Peter Rollins for a night of pints and parables on Friday, May 26th. If you're in the Santa Barbara area and want to be confronted with probing parables revealing what lies beneath the surface, you won't want to miss this! In this intimate event, Pete will be offering some of his favorite parables along with some reflections and conversation. You can get tickets here. 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

Tripp was in Santa Barbara where the Way Collective sponsored the Believing Skepticast at the phenomenal Third Window Brewing Co. Tripp and Tim talk about what is happening with religion in the 21st century and navigating the tricky waters of faith and doubt. Whereas in the past, atheists and believers from separate camps would debate… Read more about Believing Skepticast: Live in Santa Barbara