A conversation on scripture with a creation justice lens.
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A conversation on a text for the fourth week of the season of creation with a focus on creation justice.
Guests panelists: Dr. Mark Biddle is the Dean of faculty of Sophia Seminary, a reimagined vision for theological education and a Hebrew scholar who has written seven books and over forty articles on the Hebrew scripture. Rev. Dr. Garrett Andrew is the pastor of Nipomo Community Presbyterian Church in central California, an award winning preacher and co-author of Peace Be With you: Tools and Thoughts to Guide You from Anxiety to Serenity. This episode was recorded at Ring Lake Ranch in DuBois, Wyoming. Learn more about them at www.ringlake.org. |
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We look at a passage for the third week of the season of creation.
For this episode we are joined by three guests: Rev. Dr. Leah Schade, professor of preaching and worship at Lexington Theological Seminary and author Creation Crisis Preaching: Ecology, Theology, and The Pulpit Debra Rienstra, English professor at Calvin University and author of Refugia Faith: Seeking Hidden Shelters, Ordinary Wonders, and the Healing of the Earth and Rev. Josh Scott, lead pastor of GracePointe Church in Nashville and author of Bible Stories For Grown Ups: Reading Scripture With New Eyes. |
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Derrick Weston is the Green Lectionary Podcast host, as well as a writer, filmmaker, podcaster, speaker, and educator, with a focus on the intersection of food and faith. He co-hosts the Food and Faith podcast, produces the Spoon, Spade, and Soul podcast, and created the short film series "A Wilderness Like Eden" highlighting food justice work in churches. With over two decades of experience as a pastor and community organizer, Derrick believes in the power of local congregations to drive change. He is also a co-author of "The Just Kitchen: Invitations to Sustainability, Cooking, Connection, and Celebration" and a prolific writer for various publications.
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