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Deconstruction: A Pastoral Roundtable
Deconstruction: A Pastoral Roundtable

Join Keegan Drummond and Mia Burke as they host four Millennial pastors from diverse faith expressions in considering the church's response to those in deconstruction. Why is it happening? Should the church take this movement seriously? How can I respond? How do we move forward?

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Etc.Meljun Picardalmia burke, david collins, philip oswald, drew witt, keegan drummond, cameron cortez, pastoral roundtable, deconstruction, questions, doubt, culture, church, faith, christianity, ministry, life, mission, pastors, jesus, back to basics, engage, priorities, discussions, conversation starters, discipleship, relationship, quality over quantity, spiritual formation, trust, building community, value, caring for people, may, issue 16 Comment
The Difference Between Them
The Difference Between Them

Pastor Mark Stinton and Mia Burke discuss the cultural phenomenon of deconstruction. What is it? How did we get here? What are our assumptions/the myths vs. what's true in deconstruction and doubt? How do we help those navigating their faith or do we?

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podcast, Etc.Meljun Picardalmia burke, mark stinton, doubts, questions, deconstruction, differentiation, faith questions, faith deconstruction, assumptions myths, spiritual abuse, church hypocrisy, framework for discussion, doctrines, politics, western cultural bias, past trauma, orthodoxy, inconsistent, slippery slope, leven of herod, moving forward, love, cultural values, community, connect to jesus, open community, expression of worship, back to basics, engage, priorities, discussions, conversation starters, discipleship, relationship, quality over quantity, spiritual formation, trust, building community, value, caring for people, may, issue 16 Comment
The Social Solution: Digital Aestheticism + The Social Dilemma
The Social Solution: Digital Aestheticism + The Social Dilemma

This lively and insightful look into the Netflix Docu-drama The Social Dilemma explores the darker side of social media, the ramifications and asking how our faith integrates with technology. The panel considers the movie in light of Pastor John Mark Comer's invitation to Digital Aestheticism as a practice and where boundaries can move social media from an addiction to a tool to be used for good.

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FilmMeljun Picardalmia burke, cameron cortez, jacki dorris, wes siler, the social dilemma, social media, tech, big tech, john mark comer, digital aestheticism, put down the device, addiction, boundaries, line in the sand, digital pacifier, tech working for you, tech addiction, may, issue 16Comment