Sermon - Christian Racism?

Sermon - Christian Racism?

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Anthony Bartlett on the Contention over the Identity of God in Job and Deuteronomy

Anthony Bartlett continues to unfold his nonviolent reading of God and Scripture in a comparison of Job and Deuteronomy, in which Job gives voice to the nonviolent, non-retributive, understanding of God, posed against the retributive justice of his friends as found in Deuteronomy ...  Show more

Sermon: The Alternative to Nuclear War

Paul Axton preaches: The alternative to 9/11 and the threat of nuclear war is that the meek alone will inherit the Earth. Violent conquest through nuclear destruction points to the singular solution. If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to support our work. Becom ...  Show more

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