The Time & Place Julian Garza

This week we dabble in a subject near and dear to both of our hearts, comic books. We discuss the idea of comics as analogy for existence, the ideas of writer Grant Morrison, and how we can understand some of our own super heroes in light of our fait. Also, why Punk Rock Jesus is a lazy, poorly written book. Excelsior!

A few months ago, we spoke with pastor Carl Young, elder at Alamo Ranch Community Church in San Antonio, Tx., and will soon be planting Garden City Church. This week, we speak to pastor Jon Paul Dennison, another elder at ARCC who will be leaving to Brownwood, Tx. for another church plant. We discuss the issues that come with planting in the Bible Belt, breaking through people's assumptions of their own salvation via geogrophy, and what it's like to move into a community that hasn't changed in decades. 

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We are all familiar now with the argument that gender is a social construct, that the organs and chromosomes are irrelevent, and that there is no gender binary. What if they have a point? What if the flesh isn't the issue? We look back at the very beginnings of humanity to look at why gender isn't just a set of organs or traits, but a very real, intentional, and spiritual reality. It's more than just skin deep, and that's a good thing. 

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Hollywood is falling apart faster and faster right in front of our eyes. From Will Smith's Oscars meltdown to Disney's LGBTQIA+ pledge and war with the government of Florida, it seems like the entertainment industry's relativistic chickens have come home to roost. But how do we as families, the core demographic for Disney, handle the coming onslaught of "diversity"? Is it really any worse than before, or is it just more public?

This week we are incredibly fortunate to sit down with podcaster, content creator, film maker, music video director, head of The Doane Creative Agency, and all around hustler Darren Doane. Darren has been involved in media from the age of 19, so much so that he's probably shaped your childhood without you knowing it. Darren give us his take on the future of content, the blessings of covid, and the importance of showing up. You can find Darren on Instagram as @doanecreativeofficial, can be heard on The Doancast and his new project, All My Friends Are Heretics, and his films and projects can be seen all over the internet. #doaneit
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On this special edition of The Time & Place, we're joined by David Hayward, known online as The Naked Pastor. David was an ordained minister and served in various functions of the church for 30 years before becoming a leading voice in the Deconstruction movement. Deconstruction is a hot topic right now, but what does it actually mean? How does the process start? Is there ever a reconstruction? And is there any truth to be found in it? 
David can be found on Instagram as @nakedpastor. His primary online source for material and work is www.nakedpastor.com
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