This episode is part of one of my ongoing series I call "Christian Music Not Played On Christian Radio." The purpose of the series is heighten awareness that although traditional Christian music may n

Peacebuilding, social justice, and bridge building all overlap and interweave. My guest for this episode exemplifies the desire and quest for all three of these. - The Rabbi Dr. Joseph A. Edelheit has

There are folks who approach faith creatively. They use their gifted intelligence and artistry to explore the Mystery, the Divine, the Sacred, God. In doing so, they often have profound encounters. Wh

My guest for this episode is David LaMotte. David is an internationally know musician, speaker, writer, and peacebuilder. The best access to all that David has done and is doing--his twelve cds, his t

When folks think about ethics common thoughts relate either to decisions about daily behaviors or to university philosophy or theology departments developing and discussion the merits of various ethic

In this episode, Dr. John Pierce explains the Jesus Worldview Initiative and offers it as an alternative to the 'Biblical worldview' as defined by Conservative evangelicals. In doing so, John is enabl

The election of Donald Trump was surprising, but, once people began to explain why they voted the way the did, it became understandable. What hasn't been understandable, however, is the subsequent dev

One of the most important lessons I have learned from Meta Commerse is the importance of white people telling their own race story. A significant part of the problem with our ability as white people t

Mohandas (know by the honorific, 'Mahatma,' meaning 'great-souled') Gandhi is one of humanity's great figures in making the world better. His lifestyle and teachings of nonviolence and his leadership

My guest for this episode is novelist Jeanine Joyner. If you have been listening to podcast, you may remember Jeanine from my interview with the folks of Foundling House in episode 33. - Christians wh