66: Steve Harper: Christian Nationalism Isn't Christian Liminal Living podcast

66: Steve Harper: Christian Nationalism Isn't Christian

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The importance of stripping away layers of interpretation to reveal the true essence of Christ.
The challenges of countering Christian nationalism and the significance of speaking the truth in love.
The concept of God as a being and the implications of this understanding.
The connection between spiritual formation and the inspiration behind the book 'Jesus Unpainted.' The nature of God is explored through the lens of personal relationship and the concept of 'I thou' rather than 'I it'.
Faith is validated through personal relationship with God, not just by accepting principles or statements of faith.
The LGBTQ community faces challenges within religious institutions, often experiencing a lack of genuine love and acceptance despite the language of inclusion.
Inclusive churches should not only welcome but also empower and involve all individuals, ensuring accessibility for everyone in the community.
Engaging with the local community and serving the parish is essential for meaningful church impact and relevance in the present age.
A gentle leader embodies self-care, community counsel, humility, and a commitment to serving the needs of others.
The concept of 'Little Lights' and 'Oboedire' provide platforms for daily meditation and deeper engagement with the author's writings and thoughts.

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Chapters:

Introduction and Retirement Reflections

The Quilt and Its Story

Stripping Away Layers of Interpretation

Countering Christian Nationalism

Understanding God as a Being

Exploring the Nature of God and Faith

Challenges Faced by the LGBTQ Community in Religious Institutions

The Role of Inclusive and Accessible Churches

Engaging with the Local Community and Serving the Parish

Qualities of a Gentle Leader

Connecting with 'Little Lights' and 'Oboedire'

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The importance of stripping away layers of interpretation to reveal the true essence of Christ.
The challenges of countering Christian nationalism and the significance of speaking the truth in love.
The concept of God as a being and the implications of this understanding.
The connection between spiritual formation and the inspiration behind the book 'Jesus Unpainted.' The nature of God is explored through the lens of personal relationship and the concept of 'I thou' rather than 'I it'.
Faith is validated through personal relationship with God, not just by accepting principles or statements of faith.
The LGBTQ community faces challenges within religious institutions, often experiencing a lack of genuine love and acceptance despite the language of inclusion.
Inclusive churches should not only welcome but also empower and involve all individuals, ensuring accessibility for everyone in the community.
Engaging with the local community and serving the parish is essential for meaningful church impact and relevance in the present age.
A gentle leader embodies self-care, community counsel, humility, and a commitment to serving the needs of others.
The concept of 'Little Lights' and 'Oboedire' provide platforms for daily meditation and deeper engagement with the author's writings and thoughts.