The Accessible God Podcast

Hank Jenkins
  • 5.0 (6)
  • Religion & Spirituality

This is a podcast on disability, faith, theology and life. Creators Hank Jenkins and Jonathan Campbell help lead an organization for ministers with disabilities and want to help create a better understanding of disabled life within the church and society. Each episode they will discuss issues of theology, faith or pop culture — all through a disabled lens.

Episodes

  1. 09/27/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast--Episode 8: The Autism Pastor, the Rev. Dr. Lamar Hardwick

    AGP Hosts Hank Jenkins and Jonathan Campbell interview Rev. Dr. Lamar Hardwick, otherwise known as The Autism Pastor!

    The Accessible God Podcast--Episode 8: The Autism Pastor, the Rev. Dr. Lamar Hardwick

  2. 08/23/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast — Episode 7, Rev. Letiah Fraser and the realities of being a minister with a disability

    In this episode, Hank and Jonathan interview guest Rev. Letiah Fraser and talk about the intersections of race and disability in ministry.

  3. 07/21/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast—Episode 6: Justin Hancock, The Julian Way and Models of Disability

    In Episode 6 of AGP, Hank and Jonathan welcome their very first guest Rev. Justin Hancock to talk about his organization The Julian Way and the Models of Disability.

  4. 07/06/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast— Episode 5: Sacramental Bodies

    In this episode, Jonathan and Hank explore how the sacraments can be better understood through disabled bodies.

  5. 06/22/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast–Episode 4: The Disabled God

    In this episode Jonathan and Hank look at a foundational text in disability theology: The Disabled God by Nancy Eiesland. They explore topics such as disability as suffering servant, stigma, as well as things you shouldn't say to a disabled person.

  6. 05/31/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast — Episode 3, Part 2: Who Wants to be Healed?

    This is the second half of Episode 3 in which we looked at the cultural context in which the healing narratives were understood. In part 2, we look at two Biblical stories that are understood as traditional healing narratives and two that are not typically thought of as healing narratives.

  7. 05/18/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast — Episode 3, Part 1: Who Wants to be Healed?

    In part 1 of Episode 3, Jonathan and Hank tackle the concept of "healing" in the Christian faith. Listen as they share their own stories of people attempting to heal their disabled bodies, as well as examine the concept of healing as it was understood in the ancient Jewish context.

  8. 05/10/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast — Episode 2: Disability, Sin and the Image of God

    In episode 2, Hank and Jonathan explore the myth within faith that disability results from sin, a damaging misunderstanding for people with disabilities. They also look at what it means to be made in the Image of God through the lens of disability theology. But first, they open with a shout out to their mothers.

  9. 05/04/2021

    The Accessible God Podcast — Episode 1: Disabling Theology

    In this introductory episode, we introduce the co-hosts and share a little about their background. We also introduce the concept of Disability Theology and examine why it is important to the church.

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    This is a Podcast on Disability, Faith, Theology and life. Creators Hank Jenkins and Jonathan Campbell help lead an organization for Ministers with Disabilities and want to help create a better understanding of disabled life within the church and society. Each episode they will discuss issues of theology, faith or pop culture all through a disabled lens.

    The Accessible God Podcast Promo

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This is a podcast on disability, faith, theology and life. Creators Hank Jenkins and Jonathan Campbell help lead an organization for ministers with disabilities and want to help create a better understanding of disabled life within the church and society. Each episode they will discuss issues of theology, faith or pop culture — all through a disabled lens.

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