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Friend of Sinners: Jesus' Radical Hospitality and the Glutton and Drunkard Accusation (Insulted Series) Sep 26, 2022

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Discover how Jesus' approach of sharing meals with sinners challenges traditional notions of purity and separation, and what it means for us today. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the significance of Jesus being called a "glutton and a drunkard," exploring how his radical hospitality invites us to rethink our own practices of inclusion, neighbor love, and the mission of the church.

Key Takeaways:

The Pharisees' Pursuit of Purity and Resurrection – Understanding how the Pharisees aimed to bring about God's kingdom through strict adherence to the Law and separation from sinners.
Meals as Cultural Expressions of Social Status – How meals were a reflection of social boundaries, and why Jesus' willingness to eat with tax collectors and sinners was revolutionary.
The Deep Meaning Behind "Glutton and Drunkard" – Exploring the accusation rooted in Deuteronomy and its implications on how Jesus was perceived by religious leaders.
Jesus' Radical Invitation to Repentance through Kindness – How Jesus' inclusion and kindness led sinners to repentance, challenging contemporary practices of separation and moral superiority.
Applying Jesus' Approach Today – Reflecting on what Jesus' example means for the modern church's engagement with marginalized communities and cultural debates.

Guest Highlights:

Inspiring Listener Story from Alberta, Canada – A listener shares how their church is embracing First Nations people, LGBTQ individuals, and those deconstructing, providing a real-world example of hope and inclusion.

Resources Mentioned:

Deuteronomy 21:18-21 – Link
Luke 7:31-35 – Link

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In Your Attempt to Both Sides Everything... Embodying Jesus in a Politically Divided World Sep 19, 2022

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Discover how to maintain a Christ-like posture amid political extremes by embracing a cruciform life. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford conclude their Culture War Series by exploring how to resist the temptation to engage in cultural battles through old creation dynamics and instead create beautiful alternatives that reflect Jesus' way.

Key Takeaways:

Staying Cruciform – Understanding the significance of living a life shaped by the cross and how it informs our response to political polarization.
Resisting Political Idolatry – Discussing the dangers of fusing Christian identity with partisan politics and how to stay faithful to Jesus above all.
Creating Beautiful Alternatives – How to channel frustration and anger into building communities that embody the love, hospitality, and reconciliation of Jesus.
Embracing the Kingdom Imagination – Encouraging a shift from the divisive narratives of our culture to a Kingdom-centered perspective that transcends political boundaries.

Resources Mentioned:

"Scandalous Witness" by Lee Camp – Link
Sermon on the Mount – Matthew 5-7 Link
Voxology Podcast Episodes on Culture Wars – Link

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Resisting Christian Nationalism: Embracing the Cruciform Life Amidst the Culture War - w/ Pastor Suzie Lind Sep 12, 2022

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Delving into how Jesus' response to political power challenges Christian nationalism and guides us in embracing a cruciform life amidst the culture war, Mike Erre, Tim Stafford, and guest pastor Susie Lind discuss the role of the church in today's polarized society. They explore what it means to stay on the cross, embody a cruciform life, and resist the temptations of power and political idolatry.

Key Takeaways:

Jesus' Response to Political Power – Insights from John 18 on how Jesus confronted authority and refrained from worldly power struggles.
Embracing the Cruciform Life – Understanding the call to live a life of self-sacrificial love and how it applies to modern-day culture wars.
Resisting Christian Nationalism – Examining the dangers of merging faith with national identity and political agendas.
Faithfulness over Effectiveness – Discussing why living faithfully according to Jesus' teachings is more crucial than pursuing worldly effectiveness.
Kingdom of God vs. Kingdoms of the World – Differentiating between the values of God's kingdom and the power dynamics of worldly systems.

Guest Highlights:

Susie Lind – Pastor, seminary student, and overseer at Journey Church, shares profound insights on how the church can navigate political tensions by embodying the cruciform life. She emphasizes the importance of balancing both the suffering and the power of the resurrection in our faith journey.

Resources Mentioned:

John 18 – Jesus Before Pilate
Philippians 2:5-11 – The Christ Hymn
Matthew 20:25-28 – Jesus Teaches About Serving Others
The Holy Post Podcast – Episode with Bob Roberts on Christian Nationalism
Rolling Stone Article – GOP Candidate and Christian Nationalism

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Faithfulness vs Effectiveness: Breaking Free from the Culture War Mindset Sep 05, 2022

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Unveiling how the culture war mentality undermines authentic Christian living, Mike Erre and Tim Stafford dive into listener feedback to explore the tension between being faithful and being effective in today's polarized society. They discuss the challenges of engaging the world without adopting a combative stance and how embracing new creation dynamics can transform our approach to cultural conflicts.

Key Takeaways:

Reimagining Christian Engagement – Understanding how the pursuit of effectiveness can lead us away from the cruciform way of Jesus.
The Culture War Trap – Analyzing how viewing the world through a culture war lens harms the church's witness and fosters division.
Embracing New Creation Dynamics – Exploring practical ways to live out Jesus' teachings by adopting a posture of humility, generosity, and love.
The Role of Discernment – Recognizing the need for ongoing discernment and community in navigating complex social issues.

Resources Mentioned:

American Evangelicalism: Embattled and Thriving by Christian Smith – [Link]
Philippians 2 – [Link]
Matthew 7 – [Link]
Sermon on the Mount Series – [Link]

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Resisting Culture Wars: Engaging Politics the Jesus Way Aug 29, 2022

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Explore how Christians can navigate the tension between engaging in societal issues and staying faithful to Jesus's teachings without becoming entangled in culture wars. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the challenges of resisting political power grabs, addressing injustice, and embodying a Jesus-like response in a polarized world.

Key Takeaways:

Resisting Political Idolatry – Understanding the dangers of conflating faith with political power and how it can compromise Christian principles.
Engaging Without Culture Wars – Discussing ways Christians can be involved in societal issues without adopting divisive tactics or losing their cruciform posture.
Faithful over Effective – Emphasizing the importance of being faithful to Jesus's teachings rather than seeking worldly success or power.
Reimagining Christian Community – Encouraging local communities to repair shalom, embody the difference, and offer creative, Jesus-shaped solutions to societal problems.
Embodying Jesus's Way – Reflecting on how to stay on the cross, love enemies, and engage in prophetic acts without resorting to power over others.

Resources Mentioned:

New York Times Article – "How the American Right Fell in Love with Hungary"
Jeremiah 7 – Discussed in the context of Jesus cleansing the temple and prophetic witness
Books and Thinkers Referenced: Tim Gombis, Shane Claiborne, Matt Soerens

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Blasphemer: Unveiling Jesus's Divine Claims and Their Impact on Modern Faith (Insulted Series) Aug 22, 2022

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Explore how the accusations of blasphemy against Jesus reveal profound insights into His divine identity and challenge our understanding of faith today. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into biblical narratives and theological discussions, unpacking the significance of Jesus's claims to divinity and how they confront both ancient and contemporary perceptions.

Key Takeaways:

Understanding Blasphemy in Jesus's Time – Discover the historical context of blasphemy and why Jesus's actions and statements were considered scandalous by religious authorities.
Jesus's Divine Claims – Examine the instances where Jesus asserted divine prerogatives, such as forgiving sins and identifying Himself with God's presence.
Communal Faith vs. Individualism – Discuss the importance of communal aspects of faith as highlighted in Jesus's teachings and contrast this with modern individualistic approaches.
The Trinity and Divine Identity – Explore the complexities of the Trinity as inferred from Jesus's interactions and the implications for theological understanding.
Relevance for Today's Church – Reflect on how these insights affect contemporary Christian practice, belief, and the church's role in embodying the teachings of Jesus.

Resources Mentioned:

Scripture References: Luke 5, Luke 7, John 8, John 10, Mark 14, Exodus 3, Daniel 7, Psalm 110
Timothy John Stafford's Music – timothyjohnstafford.com

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Unveiling the Scandal of Jesus' Birth: Accusations of Illegitimacy and Their Impact (Insulted Series) Aug 15, 2022

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Explore how accusations of illegitimacy surrounding Jesus' birth reveal deeper insights into his identity and mission. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the societal implications of Jesus being referred to as Mary's son, the cultural significance of bloodlines in Jewish culture, and how these early scandals shaped his approach to the marginalized and outcasts.

Key Takeaways:

The Scandalous Circumstances of Jesus' Birth – Understanding how the questionable circumstances surrounding Jesus' birth led to lifelong accusations and impacted his ministry.
Cultural Importance of Bloodlines – Examining the significance of lineage and legitimacy in Jewish culture and how Jesus' birth challenged these norms.
Jesus' Solidarity with the Marginalized – Discussing how Jesus' own experiences with shame and outsider status informed his compassion and ministry toward those on the fringes of society.
Navigating Truth in Today's World – Reflecting on the nature of truth, objectivity, and how a relational understanding of truth can shape our faith and interactions.

Resources Mentioned:

The Scandals of Jesus by David Instone-Brewer – [Link]
Calling Jesus Names by Bruce Malina and Jerome Neyrey – [Link]
Who Do My Opponents Say That I Am? edited by Scott McKnight and Joseph Modica – [Link]
"Fuel" by Ani DiFranco – [Link]
Bible References: Mark 6, John 8, Deuteronomy 23

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Waking Up to God's Presence: Discovering the Sacred in the Mundane (Light Series) Aug 08, 2022

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Explore how recognizing God's presence in everyday moments can transform your spiritual journey. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the stories of Jacob's dream and Moses's burning bush to uncover how God often shows up in unexpected places. They discuss practical ways to awaken from spiritual sleepwalking and become more attuned to the divine in daily life.

Key Takeaways:

God in the Ordinary – Understanding that God is present in the mundane, not just in special times or places.
Lessons from Jacob and Moses – Insights from biblical stories that highlight God's unexpected appearances and what they mean for us today.
Breaking Routine to Find the Sacred – Practical tips on disrupting autopilot living to notice the "burning bushes" around us.
Reimagining Worship and Faith Sharing – Rethinking traditional views on worship and evangelism to encompass all aspects of life.
Cultivating Awareness – Implementing small changes to become more attentive to God's work in and around us.

Resources Mentioned:

Genesis 28 – Jacob's Dream at Bethel
Exodus 3 – Moses and the Burning Bush
Psalms 19, 24, 119 – Scriptures on God's Omnipresence
Books by Leonard Sweet – Exploring Randomizing Rituals
Teachings of Rob Bell – The Concept of Spiritual Radar

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Living in the Shape of the Cross: Embracing Cruciformity and Truthing in Love (light Series) Aug 01, 2022

Show notes

Explore how embracing cruciformity—living in the shape of the cross—transforms our understanding of Christian identity and practice. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve deep into what it means to follow Jesus's example of self-sacrificial love in a culture obsessed with power and privilege. They unpack the true meaning of "truthing in love" from Ephesians 4, challenging the common misconception of "speaking the truth in love," and examine how fear often leads us to abandon cruciform living.

Key Takeaways:

Understanding Cruciformity – Discover how living in the shape of the cross means pouring ourselves out for others rather than exploiting privileges for personal gain.
Reframing 'Speaking the Truth in Love' – Learn how the original Greek text emphasizes embodying truth through actions ("truthing in love") instead of using words as weapons.
Overcoming Fear – Analyze how fear tempts us to set aside cruciformity, leading us to grasp for power instead of practicing self-sacrificial love.
The Politics of the Cross – Embrace a way of life that rejects power-grabbing and instead practices humility, reconciliation, and serving the marginalized.
Personal Application – Mike shares personal stories about parenting and how cruciformity shapes our relationships and daily actions.

Guest Highlights: Seth Erre – Mike's son joins the episode, sharing endearing moments that highlight the beauty of embodying cruciform love within the family.

Resources Mentioned:

Philippians 2:5-11 – BibleGateway
Ephesians 4 – BibleGateway
Michael Gorman's "Cruciformity" – Eerdmans Publishing
Tim Gombis – Faith Improvised Podcast – Faith Improvised

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Rethinking Evangelism: Inviting Others into the Kingdom Community Jul 25, 2022

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Exploring how rethinking evangelism transforms our invitation to others, focusing on relationship and community rather than just words or the sinner's prayer. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford tackle listener questions about the true nature of evangelism, the role of the church, and what it means to invite people into the Kingdom of God.

Key Takeaways:

• Beyond Niceness: Do We Need Words? – Addressing whether being kind is enough or if evangelism requires vocal witnessing.

• Women as Image Bearers of God – Discussing how women fully reflect God's image and the importance of gender inclusivity in Christianity.

• The Church's Role in Society – Differentiating between questing for power and using power on behalf of others, and how the church should embody justice.

• Inviting into Relationship and Community – Exploring what we are truly inviting non-believers into if not just the sinner's prayer, emphasizing genuine relationships and participation in God's Kingdom.

Resources Mentioned:

• 2 Corinthians 5:20 – Understanding the concept of being ambassadors for Christ.

• N.T. Wright's Writings – Insights on the Kingdom of God and the Gospel as an announcement.

Call to Action:

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