Pete shares a short announcement about taking a break from the podcast.Marg Mowczko’s webpage is margmowczko.comIf you’d like to hop on the phone to talk about possibly engaging Pete as your personal coach, or speaking to your company or team, his email is petebriscoe@me.com. Please reach out.If you are interested in Pete’s sermons, there is one place they are still available - www.petebriscoe.orgAt the time of this recording Pete is revamping his business website. There you can learn more about his coaching and speaking services. It should be up and running again soon at www.petebriscoe.com

Biblical scholar Pete Briscoe discusses the shift from patriarchy to partnership in the church and home settings. They explore gender barriers in church leadership, Jesus' inclusion of women, women's roles in the early church, and the impact of patriarchal and complementarian relationships. Pete hints at future insights on challenging Bible passages about women's roles.

Pete Briscoe talks with Iver Robinson about the damage patriarchy does to women in church settings. They discuss the historical and contemporary effects of patriarchy, challenges faced by women in church leadership, and the need to address longstanding injustices for genuine love and personhood.

Exploring the damaging impact of patriarchy in society and churches, the podcast challenges traditional gender roles, historical constructs, and Biblical interpretations. It encourages a reevaluation of patriarchal structures, promoting equality and liberation. The episode also introduces resources for challenging outdated ideals and building a community of support through Patreon.

Explore the art of civil conversation in a world obsessed with winning debates. Discover ten strategies to transform disagreements into joyful interactions. Unpack the historical polarization in society and the church, while emphasizing the importance of humble listening and genuine dialogue. Learn how to move beyond toxic labels and cultivate empathy in your conversations. This is a vital resource for anyone looking to foster understanding in a divided landscape.

The podcast delves into the pain of exclusion in evangelical circles, the evolution of Christianity's inclusivity, challenges of racial diversity, acceptance of gay relationships, and the author's aim to foster understanding and unity within faith communities.

Dr. Janet Kellogg Ray, a Biology professor, discusses evolutionary creationism, the age of the earth, and the compatibility of faith and science. Topics include reconciling faith with geological evidence, exploring creationist perspectives on Adam and Eve, and the genetic evidence supporting evolution and common ancestry.

Kindavangelical is the podcast where we talk about more beautiful ways to live the Christian life. Sometimes the more beautiful way is more difficult, in fact it usually is, right? In this episode Pete discusses what to do, instead of flippantly asking someone to forgive you, after you’ve done something hurtful. It’s hard, and it’s beautiful too.

The church is struggling, people are leaving, and it leaves us wondering, is there any hope for the church moving forward? This honest discussion with Zach Lambert points to ways forward for the church and addresses some of the questions many of us who have left the church are pondering.

Setting out on a journey with no destination is an unnatural thing to do. It is unsettling and we feel ungrounded. Welcome to unnatural land… how is the journey going for you? Do you know where you’re going, or are you still figuring that out?In this episode we discuss what might come next, after we leave evangelicalism, with guest Dr. David Gushee.