Same Table

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Different people, bringing different perspectives and experiences around the Same table to talk about ways the church can live out what it means to be a multiethnic church.

  1. 22 de jun.

    #3.8 Living a multiethnic Christian life

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 8, we explore the topic “living a multiethnic Christian life” with Deb, and special guest Pastor Nathan Maskery. Deb references a personal experience survey in the reflection. Check out this Nova Scotian version of “My Personal Experience Survey”, adapted from the “Multiethnic Conversations Study” in the companion guide (p. 24) If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:13 Opening essay 6:25 Interview with Pastor Nathan Maskery 25:56 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  2. 15 de jun.

    #3.7 How should the church respond?

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 7, we explore the question “how should the church respond” with Colin, as he reflects on the character of Walt Kowalski from Gran Torino. If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:11 Opening essay 7:33 A case study of Walt Kowalski from Gran Torino 12:06 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  3. 8 de jun.

    #3.6 How should I respond?

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 6, we explore the question “how should I respond” with Kayler and special guest Michelle Hadisunjoto, who reflects on her journey since completing the Multiethnic Conversation Study.  If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:13 Opening essay 9:10 Interview with Michelle Hadisunjoto 26:13 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  4. 1 de jun.

    #3.5 What God is doing

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 5, we explore the topic “what God is doing” with Matthew and special guest, Mischaela Wong, who helps us see the ways God is working in the next generation. If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:13 Opening essay 6:45 Interview with Mischaela 25:57 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  5. 25 de mai.

    #3.4 Systemic Issues

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 4, we explore the topic “systemic issues” with Matthew and special guest, Danny Zacharias.  If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:12 Opening essay 6:27 Interview with Danny Zacharias 37:07 Reflection For related conversations: We interviewed Danny Zacharias in 2022 on the topic: Systemic Racism & Biblical Justice (Spotify | Apple | YouTube), and unpacked the gospel of Jesus that includes social justice with Rhonda Britton (Spotify | Apple | YouTube). —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  6. 3 de mai.

    #3.3 Obstacles to Date

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 3, we explore the topic “obstacles to date” with Colin. Matthew interviews Dr. Jason Chatman, a Dalhousie University professor and clinical psychologist to understand how our unconscious biases are formed. For personal stories around unconscious bias from AJ Thomas, Matthew, and Deb, check out this Same Table podcast episode recorded in March 2022: Spotify | Apple | YouTube If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:12 Opening essay 4:15 Interview with Dr. Jason Chatman 30:00 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  7. 8 de abr.

    #3.2 Why Now?

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 2 we explore the question “why now?” with Kayler and a continued conversation between Deb and our special guest, Mark DeYmaz.  For additional resources and contextualized suggestions , read “Week 2: Why now?” in this companion guide. If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (Kindle version, and analog versions available): https://a.co/d/051EElt0 TIMESTAMPS: 0:33 Opening essay 4:53 Interview with Mark DeYmaz 35:13 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

  8. 5 de mar.

    #3.1 Why multiethnic?

    This season of the Same Table podcast is designed to be a companion to the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, written by Mark DeYmaz and Oneya Fennell Okuwobi. The 8-week study corresponds to this season's 8 episodes. In episode 1, we explore the question “why multiethnic?” with Deb and special guest, Mark DeYmaz.  For sources and more in depth statistics, read “Week 1: Why multiethnic?” in this companion guide. Deb referenced a personal experience survey that has been helpful in her own journey. Check out this Nova Scotian version of “My Personal Experience Survey”, adapted from the “Multiethnic Conversations Study” in the companion guide (p.7). If you’d like to follow along with your own copy of the “Multiethnic Conversations Study”, you can find it here (eBook version, and analog versions available). TIMESTAMPS: 0:17 Opening essay 6:18 Interview with Mark DeYmaz 25:17 Reflection —--------------------- The Same Table is a place where stories from different cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives are always welcome. We gather around the table where we can hold differences in tension because we take Jesus at his word: that he draws all people to himself. As we journey with each other, we get to display his beautiful vision of a diverse family. We delve into stories across Canada, with a special focus on the east coast, with our hearts set on building a multiethnic, multicultural, intercultural family of God. The Same Table is a Deep Water Church podcast, produced by Deb Wong and Matthew Thomas. deepwaterchurch.com

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Different people, bringing different perspectives and experiences around the Same table to talk about ways the church can live out what it means to be a multiethnic church.

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  • Criado por
    Deep Water Church
  • Anos de atividade
    2022 - 2026
  • Episódios
    25
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