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Voxology

Mike Erre and Tim Stafford

Voxology (Formerly the Vox Podcast with Mike Erre) is a collection of voices that question and discuss our culture"s most relevant topics in relation to Christ and Christianity. We talk LGBTQ, American and church politics, Christian culture"s catastrophic marginalization of the very people Jesus implores us to love and so much more. If you have serious questions about the church"s representation of Jesus, what he has done and the beauty of his work on earth today, join hosts Mike Erre and Tim

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249 - Timshel: Thou Mayest

Voxology ·

2020/06/22

Today we have all the feels. After a year as co-host on the podcast, Bonnie will be leaving from her official role as co-host to focus on Timshel, her work with Radical Wellness and her own podcast. We are so very sad to see her go, but cheering her on and her work in this next season for her! In today’s episode, we hear about her journey, why this work matters so much and how you can find her new podcast and order Timshel for yourself! (As of TODAY it’s for sale!) We dive deep and she

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248 - Faith Amidst Pandemic - with Dr. Walter...

Voxology ·

2020/06/15

We were thrilled to sit down with theologian Dr. Walter Brueggemann for today’s episode. Discussing his new book, “Virus as a Summons to Faith,” Dr. Brueggemann dives into the reality the world is facing with the pandemic, and what a faithful Christian response looks like. In today’s episode, he outlines his book, discusses how to read a pre-science work in a post-science world, and touches on recent events surrounding inequality, racism, and white supremacy culture. If you want to find out more

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00:55:34

247 - Understanding Racism 101 - with Brit Barron

Voxology ·

2020/06/08

We are honored to have Brit Barron with us on the podcast this week! Brit Barron is an author, anti-racism activist, pastor and public speaker who is dedicated to having honest conversations. As a person of color, Brit grew up in predominately white spaces, and as a part of the American Evangelical church. On today’s podcast we got the opportunity to reflect with Brit on the events of the past few weeks including George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Brit gives a poignant view of

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00:03:22

246 - Podcast Blackout

Voxology ·

2020/06/02

246 - Podcast Blackout by Mike Erre

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00:54:09

245 - Gospel Allegiance - with Matthew Bates

Voxology ·

2020/06/01

Today we sit down with Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University, Matthew Bates, to discuss his latest book, "Gospel Allegiance: What Faith Misses for Salvation in Christ." Bates asks questions about our understanding of faith, and asks is faith in Jesus enough for salvation? Or does the church need a shift in allegiance? You can see Matthew's work and learn more at http://matthewwbates.com/ Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes -

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00:44:38

244 - Beating Guns - with Shane Claiborne

Voxology ·

2020/05/25

This we week we welcome theologian and activist Shane Claiborne. Together we discuss one of his recent books “Beating Guns” and wrestle with gun reform, and the 2nd Amendment in light of a Gospel-centered worldview. We ask questions about if it is a gun problem, heart problem or both. What about self defense? What should we do with out fear? How shall we interpret the 2nd Amendment? How shall we interpret the words of Jesus? Part of Shane’s work is working with RAWtools, an organization which

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243 - Our Good Crisis - with Jonathan Dodson

Voxology ·

2020/05/18

Author and Pastor Jonathan Dodson joins us today to tan about his new book, “Our Good Crisis: Overcoming Moral Chaos with the Beatitudes.” Through an in-depth conversation through the Beatitudes, Mike, Tim and Bonnie ask Jonathan his thoughts on how to live by the famous words from Jesus in the midst of our current culture. Jonathan Dodson is the founding Pastor at City Life Church in Austin, Texas and founder of Gospel-Centered Discipleship.com which produces resources to help make, mature and

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00:48:20

242 - Daily Bread

Voxology ·

2020/05/11

After three heavy-loaded episodes regarding prayer, if God is in control or not, and the purpose of the Bible, we decided it was time for a long outro! Mike, Tim and Bonnie sit down to discuss the lot of these things, but landed discussing the point and the practice of prayer. Why do we pray? Does it make any difference? Is there a right or wrong way to pray? What does it mean when God answers prayers, what does it mean when He doesn’t? If you have missed the past few episodes, we encourage

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01:24:09

241 - How the Bible Works - with Pete Enns

Voxology ·

2020/05/04

We are so excited about today’s episode in which we got the chance to interview Peter Enns. Peter Enns is a professor at Eastern University and the author of multiple books including The Bible and the Believer, Genesis for Normal People, and How the Bible Actually Works. In addition, Pete is the host of the Bible for Normal People podcast! Today we dive into reading the Bible from different angles and looking for wisdom instead of viewing it as a rule book. Pete discusses the importance of

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00:38:23

240 - Wake Up Dead Man: God is Not in Control, part 2...

Voxology ·

2020/04/27

This week we give you part 2 with Tim Gombis! Together Mike, Bonnie and Tim sit down with Gombis to discuss if God is actually in control or if we read this (and other) doctrine into the text. If you haven’t already listened, we encourage you to listen to part one that began when Tim Gombis wrote a blog post asserting that God may not actually be in control. The arc of topics in these two episodes include God’s omniscience, the Church and the implications of control, the role of the Bible in

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00:44:06

239 - God is Not in Control, part 1 - with Tim Gombis

Voxology ·

2020/04/20

The one and only Tim Gombis is in the house today! On a recent blog post, Mr. Gombis asserted that “God is not control”, which spurred on many questions, arguments, disagreements and the like. On today’s episode, we are discussing what he meant by this statement, if the Bible actually tells us that God is in control, and what we learn about ourselves from holding tightly to this theological statement. We realize that many questions may arise from this conversation which is why this is only Part

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01:14:10

238 - Jesus Was Jewish - with Dr. Amy-Jill Levine

Voxology ·

2020/04/13

Today we sit down with Dr Amy-Jill Levine, professor and world renowned scholar for her work in New Testament Studies. AJ (as she affectionally insists we call her!) is the author of over ten books about Jesus and his Jewish background. AJ brings an authentic knowledge of Judaism in the first century, as well as her own Jewish heritage to inform her writings. In this interview, Mike and Tim converse with AJ all about the essential Jewishness of Jesus and why it matters to an accurate

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01:10:29

237 - From Liberation to Wilderness - with Rabbi...

Voxology ·

2020/04/06

With Passover upon us, we sit down with Rabbi Nahum Ward-Lev who is also an author and Spiritual Guide to discuss the Passover and its impact on our spirituality. Rabbi Nahum sheds light on three Jewish holidays in light of liberation and wilderness. Together, we explore what it means to be a liberated people, and what to do when we find ourselves in the wilderness. Rabbi Nahum brings an interesting perspective in light of the plague of the Corona Virus and the global wilderness we find ourselves

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01:16:29

236 - Enneagram For Wholeness - with Annie Dimond

Voxology ·

2020/03/30

What do you know about the Enneagram? Where did it start? What does it mean? How can we use it? Does it have any place in our spiritual lives or is it all just a fad? Annie Diamond is an Enneagram Coach who teaches from the Narrative Method and in this episodes she explains the ins and outs of the Enneagram including it’s very early origins from the “9 Deadly Sins”. Annie discusses how every number has a “sin” or a “fixation” which can pull them away from God or others around them, and how

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235 - Wash Hands, Then Wash Feet

Voxology ·

2020/03/27

It is the thing everyone is talking about, the reason why we are all home, and the biggest shift in our global world that most of us have experienced. The Coronavirus has changed the way we navigate the world, is changing our economy, and is brining up questions about what God is doing in the midst of this and how as Jesus followers we can hold faithful witness. We hope you enjoy this special episode and join us for some of these upcoming live events and gatherings to help make quarantine more

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00:55:59

234 - Scars, Not Wounds - with Mike Erre

Voxology ·

2020/03/23

We are thrilled to have the one and only Mike Erre on back on the show today! After three months dedicated therapy, healing and re-orientation, Mike is back to share more of his story. In this episode, Bonnie and Tim talk with Mike as he updates everyone on where he has been, what he has been doing and learning. Mike highly recommends OnSite Workshops, a therapeutic retreat center in Nashville, TN and has found great growth and solace in both the Enneagram and Spiritual Direction. Mike also

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233 - Hell, Judgement & Ultimate Redemption - with...

Voxology ·

2020/03/16

We sat down with Dr. Bradley Jersak to discuss his book on judgment and hell called "Her Gates Will Never Be Shut." In this conversation, we explore the many differing views of hell and how they differ from one another, the question of judgment including who is judged and if it's eternal or temporal. Dr. Jersak takes us through numerous Scriptures, definitions & Church history, as well as pastoral care. We value these types of conversations as we believe they are essential in learning more about

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01:20:56

232 - Old Testament Time Travel - with Dr. Cynthia...

Voxology ·

2020/03/09

Today on the podcast we are exited to have Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliott, Associate Dean and Associate Professor in the School of Theology at William-Jessup University. But that’s not all! Dr. Shafer-Elliott is also is an experienced field archaeologist in Israel and is currently part of the archaeological excavation team at Tell Halif, Israel. Dr. Shafer-Elliott discusses her findings in the field and why context is important to the Bible. In this conversation we also explore how the smallest

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00:48:21

231 - Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk - with Eugene Cho

Voxology ·

2020/03/02

Religion! Politics! We're breaking all the Thanksgiving dinner rules on this episode. This week, we talk with Eugene Cho about his new book, 'Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk,' which deals with how to prioritize and navigate faith and politics. Eugene is the founder and former Senior Pastor of Quest Church in Seattle Washington, as well as the founder of 'One Day’s Wages,' a grassroots movement to alleviate extreme global poverty. Learn more about Eugene at: https://eugenecho.com/ Learn more about the VOX

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230 - Politics of the Marginalized - with Don Golden

Voxology ·

2020/02/24

Bonnie and Tim sit down with Don Golden, to talk about his work with Red Letter Christians, World Relief and what he is doing now with economic empowerment and market-based solutions to social struggles. What does the Bible say in relation to the world today? Where do we fit in with injustice and liberation? Learn more about Don's work: https://www.donrgolden.com/ Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes - apple.co/1Lla1Nj Support the VOX Podcast on

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