Category: Podcasts

We all love the idea of justice, but do we really know what it means? In today’s conversation, we are briefly unpacking the nuance and impact of the old testament book of Micah. Our guest is licensed professional counselor & associate pastor Micah Morgan, who is reimagining humanity in a way that allows us to live with justice as a way of life instead of as an occasional act of perceived obedience in our culture wars.

Resources mentioned:
Sanctuary Columbus Church in Ohio
Connect with Micah  on Twitter

Thanks for listening!
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The Uncomfortable Grace Podcast is mixed & produced by Kaylene Brown.

Connect with Mandy & Heather on Instagram:
@mandycapehart
@heatherconverse12
@UncomfortableGracePodcast

Or on Twitter:
@MandyCapehart
@UNCGracePod

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CW: Conversation includes references to hospital life as a chaplain during the Covid pandemic. Please use discretion.

How do you lead others through loss when your own life needs healing, too? J.S. Park is a Korean-American author and chaplain located in Florida. His story is complex, nuanced, and honest – embracing the chaos of hospital pandemic life, fatherhood, anti-Asian rhetoric, and more. Listen in as he vulnerably describes the intention and compassion required to navigate life at the center of so many busy intersections.

You can find J.S. active and excited to meet you on Twitter: @JSParkBlog

Resources mentioned:
The Voices We Carry by J.S. Park
Study: The Association of #Covid19 & Anti-Asian Sentiments on Twitter
Trump, the Coronavirus Pandemic, Asian American Xenophobia, and Humanistic Psychology

Thanks for listening!

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The Uncomfortable Grace Podcast is mixed & produced by Kaylene Brown.

Connect with Mandy & Heather on Instagram:
@mandycapehart
@heatherconverse12
@UncomfortableGracePodcast

Or on Twitter:
@MandyCapehart
@UNCGracePod

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Author and speaker Rohadi is an insightful and intentional thought leader building diverse communities, church planting, and teaching on decolonizing and deconstructing Christianity. His latest book, titled When We Belong: Reclaiming Christianity on the Margins, is a beautiful challenge to anyone claiming the mantle of Christianity. In our conversation today, we delve into what church can look like when we learn to embrace an embodied ethic of justice on behalf of all humans – not just the ones who are familiar.

Resources mentioned:
Rohadi’s book, When We Belong
John Townsend, People Fuel
Rohadi on Twitter & Instagram
Listen to his show, Faith in a Fresh Vibe

Thanks for listening!
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The Uncomfortable Grace Podcast is mixed & produced by Kaylene Brown.

Connect with Mandy & Heather on Instagram:
@mandycapehart
@heatherconverse12
@UncomfortableGracePodcast

Or on Twitter:
@MandyCapehart
@UNCGracePod

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Brent Hodge is a lifelong veteran of the evangelical church, but after years of trauma and abuse, Brent needed a new way to practice his faith outside of the traditional paradigm of church. Today, he is exploring what it means to take his faith beyond the walls to live like Jesus lived.

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