

Adult VBS with Walter Brueggemann, Kester Brewin, and Kristen Howerton
Sep 26, 2016
In a lively discussion, theologian Walter Brueggemann dives into politics and its intersection with faith. Author Kester Brewin shares unconventional takes on life while keeping things humorously high. Writer Kristen Howerton has the group in stitches, even making the host choke with laughter. They explore the complexity of love songs, the impact of nostalgia on spiritual engagement, and the deep connections between divine fidelity and human relationships, all with a refreshing mix of humor and poignant reflection.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Theology Conference Giveaway and Events
02:14 • 6min
Covenant and Chosenness: Power and Distortion
08:22 • 7min
Challenging American Ideology
15:32 • 10min
The Complexity of Love Songs: Embracing Good and Evil
25:31 • 2min
Theological Reflections on Nostalgia and Grief
27:35 • 19min
Faith, Complexity, and Healing
46:28 • 17min
Exploring Divine Fidelity and Human Connection
01:03:56 • 8min
The Evolution of the Internet: From Empathy Machine to Social Challenge
01:11:31 • 16min
1960s Counterculture and Charismatic Religions
01:27:35 • 6min
The Evolution of Visual Language in Online Communication
01:33:38 • 2min
Divine Connections in the Age of Technology
01:35:43 • 9min
Embracing Imperfection: A Personal Journey of Healing
01:44:29 • 4min