Rethinking Faith
A More Christlike Way - With Brad Jersak
Nov 23, 2019
Brad Jersak, an author and teacher from Abbotsford, BC, shares insights on embodying love through Christ's teachings. He discusses the healing power of 'listening prayer' and emphasizes the transformative nature of God's love. The conversation also dives into faith deconstruction, navigating personal spirituality while addressing church hurt. Jersak critiques the merging of nationalism with Christian identity, advocating for inclusivity and peacemaking. He urges listeners to pursue nonviolent solutions for justice and to embody radical compassion in their daily lives.
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- Brad Jersak emphasizes the importance of deconstruction as a mindful re-examination of faith frameworks rather than complete dismantling of beliefs.
- He uses metaphors like art restoration to illustrate how individuals can reconnect with the beauty of their faith while removing impurities.
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The conversation begins with hosts Josh Patterson and Marty Frederick discussing sports, particularly their frustrations with their favorite teams. They introduce their guest, Dr. Bradley Jersak, a theologian with a background in Eastern Orthodoxy, who shares his love for the Winnipeg Jets. The hosts emphasize their interest in having a productive conversation that goes beyond sports, transitioning towards discussing Jersak's theological insights and recent work.
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