13 episodes
The Beatitudes Project Stu Garrard
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 35 Ratings
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Stu Garrard (aka Stu G) and co-host Brian Miller explore the ancient invitations in The Beatitudes and put a twenty-first-century lens on the question, "Does the most famous sermon in history still apply?"
website: TheBeatitudesProject.com
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Ep. 10 - The View From Here
In this last episode of Season One, Stu G and co-host Brian Miller look back on the things we've learned from The Beatitudes and talk about what The View From Here looks like if we allow The Beatitudes to transform us.
Thank you so much for joining us for this podcast, we're excited about the episodes to come. If you've enjoyed listening please share this podcast with your friends.
Audio in this episode:
Shane Claiborne from The Beatitudes Project film.
All music from Beatitudes by Stu Garrard
The View From Here ft. Hillsong United
Heaven is around us ft. John Mark McMillan
Episode resource links:
The Beatitudes Project: https://www.thebeatitudesproject.com/
Sound design by Dylan Seals https://www.hdaudiopost.com/
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Ep. 9 Persecution - Holy Troublemakers
Stu G and co-host Brian Miller chat about "Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness and justice (dikaiosyne), for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven."
We discuss what persecution because of faith looks like around the world. We also discuss what this announcement means for those of us who live in countries where we are free to worship but might experience a push-back for living differently.
Audio in this episode:
Shane Claiborne from the film A View From The Hill.
All music from Beatitudes by Stu Garrard
The View From Here ft. Hillsong United
Holy Troublemakers ft. Martin Smith
Make A Little Trouble ft. Propaganda
Episode Resource Links.
The Beatitudes Project: https://www.thebeatitudesproject.com/
Shane Claiborne: https://www.redletterchristians.org/
Jeremy Courtney: https://preemptivelove.org/
Propaganda: https://www.prophiphop.com/
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Ep. 8 - Peacemakers
Stu G and co-host Brian Miller ask, what does it look like to be Peacemakers in the world?
We explore ideas around inner-peace and making peace with others. Stu talks about his experiences in The Holy Land with the Telos group as he learned about peacemaking in the Israeli Palestinian conflict. These visits to the Holy Land birthed a lot of what we know as The Beatitudes Project.
We also chat about finding peace in a pandemic.
Audio in this episode:
Holy Land Montage by Stu Garrard.
All Music from Beatitudes by Stu Garrard
The View From Here ft. Hillsong United
Meet me in the Middle - Stu Garrard
Makers of the Peace ft. The Brilliance
Episode resource links:
The Beatitudes Project https://www.thebeatitudesproject.com/
The Telos Group - Todd Deatherage https://www.telosgroup.org/
The Parents Circle - Robi Damelin https://www.theparentscircle.org/
Tent of Nations - Daoud Nassar http://www.tentofnations.org/
Sound design - Dylan Seals https://www.hdaudiopost.com/
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Ep. 7 - Pure In Heart
This episode Stu G and co-host Brian Miller explore the sixth upside-down blessing Jesus gave, "Blessed Are The Pure In Heart."
Is this only about Morality?
Stu and Brian explore the idea that a pure heart is an undivided heart.
Audio in this Episode:
Amanda Lindsey Cook - Songwriter and Artist
All music from Beatitudes by Stu Garrard
Undivided ft. Amanda Lindsey Cook
The View From Here ft. Hillsong United
Episode resource links:
Amanda Cook - https://amandalindseycook.com/
The Beatitudes Project https://www.thebeatitudesproject.com/
Sound Design by Dylan Seals https://www.hdaudiopost.com/
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Ep. 6 - Mercy
Stu G and co-host Brian Miller explore the invitations in Jesus' words, "Blessed are the Merciful for they shall be shown Mercy."
What does Mercy look like in the twenty-first century?
Perhaps showing Mercy to ourselves is the beginning of showing Mercy to others.
Audio in this episode:
Becca Stevens - President and Founder of Thistle farms
Rabbi Joseph Edelheit
All Music from Beatitudes by Stu Garrard
The View From Here ft. Hillsong United
Morning Light ft. Amy Grant
Episode resource links:
The Beatitudes Project https://www.thebeatitudesproject.com/
Becca Stevens: http://www.beccastevens.org/
Thistle farms: https://thistlefarms.org/
Rabbi Joseph https://amz.run/3IVt
Sound design https://www.hdaudiopost.com/
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Customer Reviews
Crucial message for all of us
What a timely podcast! These pronouncements are precisely what we all need to hear and to love in right now. Massive thanks to Stu and Brian for taking the time to make these and publish them.
Re-think God with us
Pretty amazing stuff. Love the stories as well as the challenge to re-think what I thought I knew. The point in episode 2 which captured my attention the most was about how God interacts with us when we are at the bottom of life and His presence there even if we do not expect Him. The discussion about our expectations of God also caught my attention. So many people I know seem to expect nothing from Him.
You had me all in until episode 6
I discovered your podcasts after searching for inspiration online, since all the things I have seen, heard and read in 2020 have been such turmoil including the place we called our church home. The bonus episode didn’t make me search my heart about how I should respond to BLM and racism. Maybe it’s when in this series I am listening to it, but if this is the tone for the rest of the podcasts, I don’t think I can finish them. Before this episode I was greatly encouraged by the Beatitudes Project. Today, not so much.