Madang: Lisa Sharon Harper

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Ana Luisa, Brazos Press, Christian Century, enslavement, forgiveness, Fortune, Global Church Project, Homebrewed Christianity, Lisa Sharon Harper, madang, madang podcast, podcast, racism, rainbow PUSH, rev. jesse jackson, white supremacy, whiteness, Wild Goose Festival

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Madang: Christena Cleveland

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Homebrewed Christianity, rainbow push coalition, Tripp Fuller

Welcome to Madang Podcast

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Madang is the outdoor living room of the world. Here, we invite you to sit and tune into unreserved, remarkable conversations with renown authors, leaders, public figures and scholars on religion, culture and everything in-between.

Homebrewed Christianity: Invisible

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church, Homebrewed Christianity, Invisible, podcast, racism, Theology of Invisibility, Tripp Fuller

Tripp Fuller interviewed me on his Homebrewed Christianity podcast about my new book, Invisible!

My first podcast interviewed was for Homebrewed Christianity over 10 years ago. Tripp is the best podcaster out there. He makes it look so easy…that I thought I would try it. Let me tell you…it isn’t easy.

Madang: Kaitlin Curtice

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Brazos, Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, god, GreenFaith, Homebrewed Christianity, Kaitlin Curtice, land, madang, madang podcast, Native, PANAAWTM, podcast, The Christian Century, water, white supremacy

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Madang: Chris Smith

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Chris Smith, Englewood Review of Books, Homebrewed Christianity, madang, madang podcast, podcast, The Christian Century

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Madang: Wil Gafney

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Brite Divinity School, Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, Global Church Project, Graham Joseph Hill, GreenFaith, Homebrewed Christianity, madang, madang podcast, The Christian Century, Wil Gafney, Women's Lectionary for the Whole Church

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Madang: Tripp Fuller

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christology, Homebrewed Christianity, madang, madang podcast, Mandy Ford, Open and Relational, podcast, The Christian Century, Tripp Fuller

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Keeping Hope Alive: Black History Month

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Adam Clark, black history month, book signing, Homebrewed Christianity, keeping hope alive, MSNBC, National Action Network, Orbis Books, PBS Chicago, rainbow push coalition, Rev. Al Sharpton, rev. jesse jackson, Tripp Fuller, Youtube

For Black History Month, read Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons and Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. (Orbis Books). It is available in hard copy, ebook, audio and leatherbound copies. Get one today.

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Here, for the first time in print: a powerful selection of sermons and speeches by one of America’s most unforgettable orators and champions of human rights.

My 5 Homebrewed Christianity Interviews for 2020

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Adam Clark, Asian American Theology, Black Theology, Facebook Live, Fortress Press, Homebrewed Christianity, Intersectional Theology, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, podcast, Reimagining Spirit, rev. jesse jackson, Spirit, Susan M. Shaw, TheoCon

I have done several Homebrewed Christianity Podcasts in the past on several of my books. But this year 2020, i ended up doing 5 Homebrewed Christianity interviews. It is New Year’s Eve and I want to wish all my friends a wonderful New Year. May 2021 be a healthier year for us.

The first was on Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw. The second was one on Spirit and Anti-Asian Racism for TheoCon. The third was a discussion on Spirit and Anti-Asian group discussion on TheoCon.

Rev. Jesse Jackson: Keeping Hope Alive

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Adam Clark, Black Theology, civil rights, Homebrewed Christianity, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, rev. jesse jackson, sermons, speeches, Tripp Fuller

August 21, 2020 By Tripp Fuller

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It was a joy and honor to be on Homebrewed Christianity to discuss Keeping Hope Alive and Black Theology. You can listen to the podcast now and also view the video on FB Live and Youtube.