14 episodes
Kindavangelical with Pete Briscoe Pete Briscoe
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4.4 • 292 Ratings
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Kindavangelical is a conversation with Pete Briscoe and his friends. We’re trying to find more beautiful ways to live the Christian life and we’re glad you’re here.
You can follow Pete:
On Twitter @petebriscoe where he periodically post updates about the pod and random thoughts and pictures.
On Facebook (just search for Pete Briscoe) where we often have discussions after the podcast. Hop on and share your experience. DMs open!
On Instagram at peteabriscoe where Pete posts pictures from travels around our gorgeous country.
On Pete’s ministry page at petebriscoe.org where you can sign up for a daily devotional.
And if you are interested in Pete’s corporate coaching services his business page is petebriscoe.com or you can DM him on Facebook.
Please rate the pod and write a review if you want, it helps to grow the show!
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Episode 13 - Patriarchy 1: Patriarchal regrets
This is the first in a multi-episode mini-series on the topic of women, men, home and church in the context of the systemic patriarchy in our culture and places of worship. In this episode, Pete addresses how patriarchy damages the family and looks at the history of what historians call the “cult of domesticity.”
If you would like to experience connection with others on the Kindavangelical journey, come on over to Pete’s Patreon Page. It is full of exclusive content, and you can find it at http://patreon.com/PeteBriscoe.
Beth Allison Barr is the James Vardaman Professor of History at Baylor University and her book is called The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the subjugation of women Became Gospel Truth.
Marg Mowczko’s web page is margmowczko.com and you can follow her on Twitter @MargMowczko. -
Episode 12: The art and joy of civil conversation
In a world where winning is paramount, having a mutually beneficial conversation with a person we disagree with is a lost art. It isn't hard to rediscover joyful interaction and in this episode Pete outlines 10 strategies for doing so. This is a good one to share with your team!
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Episode 11: Dispossessed - with Dr. Isaac Sharp
Many of us have been “shown the door” by our evangelical friends. This dispossession is painful and difficult to understand. Dr. Isaac Sharp joins us to discuss this phenomenon as we walk through his book, The Other Evangelicals.
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Episode 10: Evolutionary Creationism - with guest Dr. Janet Kellogg Ray
Is evolution true? Is it possible to be a Christian and believe in evolution? Is the earth 6000 years old or 4.3 billion years old? How do we know? Dr. Janet Kellogg Ray, a professor of Biology, will help those of us who were taught only “Young Earth Creationism” that there are better ways to understand the origins of the universe and mankind.
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Episode 9: “Forgive me”
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.
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Episode 8: Church stuff - with guest Zach Lambert
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.
Customer Reviews
Thank you
I am no longer a Christian after listening to this podcast series. I feel free to "do as thou wilt". Thank you, Pete.
Thank you for a new pathway for doing church modern world!
I really appreciate the intellectual courage and curiosity to think again about how to live a life that follows the teachings and examples of Jesus. The honest appraisal of what fundamentalist evangelicals created when developing and defending the concept of biblical inerrancy, or as Theologian Karl Kuhn refers to in the title of his recently published book, “Reading the Bible Badly”, “How American Christians Misunderstand and Misuse their Scriptures”, disentangles so much of what has become the unloving and unkind, tacitly taught and accepted, but judgmental and harmful, doctrines that droves of fundamentalist evangelicals have unwittingly complied with, to “fit in”. Even the older mainline denominations in our country have much to learn from these podcasts about how to do church in this post-modern era!
Thank you for your honesty and courage to be a champion for change, in a world that really needs a HOPE with practical answers and a sensible pathway for doing Church and living the Christian Life in a more beautiful way.
Linda GS
Hurtful
Pete was probably one of the most influential and compassionate pastors I have ever known. I am compassionate and respectful of his current journey. However his continued references on this platform and facebook of the "white evangelical " as the cause of all wrong in this world and his, is disappointing. He is getting ready to post an interview with Janet Kellogg - who, in a summary of one of her books calls out "white evangelicals " as the main humans that protested C19 vaccines.- as if no other race protested this. This seems agenda driven and a pretty isolated point of view. Calling out and pointing fingers is far from peaceful and kind. This is also very label driven- "the white evangelical " "the mega church " "the lgbtq" "the homosexuals " -how about just humans ?humans are sinners? humans make mistakes? and how about critical thinking? As long as we are calling out specific people , labeling people, - we will continue to create animosity and angst amongst us. There are some good things about Pete's new social media journey- unfortunately you have to sift through his personal angst.😔