The Just Church Podcast

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The Just Church Initiative is a coalition of churches and saints committed to active participation and organization in justice, charity, and peace initiatives. We bring local churches together to in order to fulfill these needs on a grander scale as members of Christ's Church. The Just Church Podcast is one vehicle which assists in sharing dialogue, ideas, and awareness within local communities, in an attempt to bridge the gaps between churches and the contexts in which they exist.

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The Just Church Podcast

Ep. 4 - Violence and Revelation

22 JAN 2021 · Episode four is part three of our Revelation series. Dr. Chris Green joins Rev. Stetson Glass to discuss violence in the book of (and in light of) Revelation. Dr. Green is Professor of Public Theology at Southeastern University, Teaching Pastor at Sanctuary Church in Tulsa, OK, and Director of the Saint Anthony Institute of Theology and Philosophy. He has also authored numerous books. His most recent release was the second edition of "Sanctifying Interpretation: Vocation, Holiness, and Scripture."

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Ep. 3 - The Book of Revelation and Interpretation

3 AUG 2020 · In this episode of the Just Church Podcast, Rev. Stetson speaks with Dr. John Christopher Thomas about themes of the Book of Revelation, and the helpful approach of interpretation through Pentecostal Hermeneutics. Dr. Thomas is the Clarence J. Abbott Professor of Biblical Studies at Pentecostal Theological Seminary, and Director of Charismatic and Pentecostal Studies at the Center for Pentecostal Studies for Bangor University in Wales, U.K.

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Ep. 2 - Race, Power, & Revelation

20 JUN 2020 · On this episode of the Just Church Podcast, Rev. Stetson Glass speaks with Revelation scholar, Dr. Dan Morrison, about the theme of race and power in the Book of Revelation. This is part 1 of a 5 part series on Revelation.

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Ep. 1 - "Just Listen"

11 JUN 2020 · Rev. Glass speaks with community activist, videographer, and foster care worker, Demetrius Haynes about the systemic racism in his local context and the impact of George Floyd's death. What else has gone on in the shadows of the community that is now being brought to light? How does one differentiate between true allies and those functioning with a "white savior complex?" Find out in this episode.

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