Faith Improvised

How to Be Christian and Stay Christian (Even When LGBTQ+ People Exist)

Feb 8, 2022

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The Ideologies That Hold Us Captured

02:39

Develop and Embrace Critical Thinking

01:59

The Crucified Humanity

04:02

Introduction

3min

Grat Guyes and Bill Love to Tinker All Year Long

3min

The Winter Olympics Are Going on Right Now

3min

The Distorsions of Conspiracy Theories

3min

Are Immigrants Really a Yet?

2min

The Ideologies That Hold Us Captured

3min

Develop and Embrace Critical Thinking

2min

Beware of Confederacy Theory Peddling

2min

Are We Being Threatened by the Contemporary Republican Party?

2min

10.

Book Review: Heavy, an American Memoir

3min

11.

The Most Cruelly Honest Memoir Ever Written

4min

12.

The Condition of Humanity at Creation

2min

13.

The Relationship Between God and Humanity Is Open Ended

3min

14.

The Crucified Humanity

4min

15.

How Might We Apply All This to Evangelism?

2min

16.

Being Christian Is a Corrupted Way of Thinking

3min

17.

Parenting a Christian Child - I've Discovered What It Is to Be Genuinely Christian

4min

18.

Being a Christian Is a Learner

2min

19.

Having a Good Table Manners

3min

20.

Identifying With Outsiders

3min

21.

Are We Called to Shape Others? Is That a Violent Conception?

3min

22.

The Church Is the Body of People Who Are Transformed

3min

23.

Being Christian Isn't Enough for Me to Follow Jesus Myself.

3min

24.

Are You a Christian?

3min

25.

Are We Going to Rule on Gender Identity and Sexual Conduct?

3min

26.

What Should We Do About LGBT Plus People?

3min

27.

I'm a Guest at Jesus's Table, So I Want to Be a Good Table Guest

2min

28.

I'm a Siblingan in God's Family

2min

29.

Are You a Confessioning Christian?

3min

30.

I'm Not a Christian, but a Christian.

4min

In this episode, I share a few more reflections about conspiracy theories, I recommend Kiese Laymon's book, Heavy: An American Memoir (Scribner), and I talk about what it means to be Christian and how to remain Christian when relating to people who identify as LGBTQ+ inside and outside the church.