Inverse Podcast

Inverse Podcast belongs to the ones who are dissatisfied with the Bible being used to justify hatred.

Inverse Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Jarrod McKenna & Drew Hart, with 167 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jarrod McKenna & Drew Hart hosts Inverse Podcast, a religion show with 167 episodes published.

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  Delores Huerta and the Audacity of Safe Communities for Women, Children and Everyone w. Hilary Scarsella

  Mar 26, 20261h 15m

  In light of legendary union organizer Delores Huerta's allegations of abuse at the hands of Cesar Chavez and the collective grieve we all feel as this violence comes to light; in today's episode of Inverse we host Hilary Scarcella for a conversation which explores the intersection of religion, trauma, and sexual violence, emphasizing community accountability, reforming faith communities, and engaging scripture more liberatively. It offers deep insights into how faith traditions can confront their shadow sides and foster safer, more accountable environments. Chapters (00:00:01) - Inverse Interviews Hilary Scarcella (00:02:07) - Anabaptist and the Sexual Abuse of Mennonites (00:07:28) - The Cesar Chavez Sexual Abuse Story (00:18:10) - The problem of child abuse in the Christian Church (00:22:53) - A Week in the Life of Jesus (00:24:26) - Hillary on Her Early Experiences With The Bible (00:29:30) - In the Elevator With Anabaptists (00:33:29) - Contemplating the Life of Jesus (00:39:28) - Oh My God! My 4 Year Old Says Jesus Got Stabbed (00:41:25) - Read the Bible From Your Own Life (00:48:13) - Imagine a World Without Abuse (00:54:44) - Inverse Podcast: A Different Kind of Community (00:56:41) - Community and Sexual Violence (01:02:51) - Vocarious Leadership: The Problem (01:07:42) - The Problem of Power in the Church

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  Delores Huerta and the Audacity of Safe Communities for Women, Children and Everyone w. Hilary Scarsella

  Mar 26, 20261h 15m

  In light of legendary union organizer Delores Huerta's allegations of abuse at the hands of Cesar Chavez and the collective grieve we all feel as this violence comes to light; in today's episode of Inverse we host Hilary Scarcella for a conversation which explores the intersection of religion, trauma, and sexual violence, emphasizing community accountability, reforming faith communities, and engaging scripture more liberatively. It offers deep insights into how faith traditions can confront their shadow sides and foster safer, more accountable environments. Chapters (00:00:01) - Inverse Interviews Hilary Scarcella (00:02:07) - Anabaptist and the Sexual Abuse of Mennonites (00:07:28) - The Cesar Chavez Sexual Abuse Story (00:18:10) - The problem of child abuse in the Christian Church (00:22:53) - A Week in the Life of Jesus (00:24:26) - Hillary on Her Early Experiences With The Bible (00:29:30) - In the Elevator With Anabaptists (00:33:29) - Contemplating the Life of Jesus (00:39:28) - Oh My God! My 4 Year Old Says Jesus Got Stabbed (00:41:25) - Read the Bible From Your Own Life (00:48:13) - Imagine a World Without Abuse (00:54:44) - Inverse Podcast: A Different Kind of Community (00:56:41) - Community and Sexual Violence (01:02:51) - Vocarious Leadership: The Problem (01:07:42) - The Problem of Power in the Church

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  Lenses for Liberation with Zach Lambert

  Jan 29, 202659 min

  In today's conversation we are joined by Zach Lambert (cofounder of the Post Evangelical Collectiv) and explore themes of biblical interpretation, focusing on the pitfalls of literalism and the apocalyptic mindset prevalent in fundamentalist communities. The discussion highlights how these approaches can lead to fear-based religioin and the policing of theological boundaries, particularly regarding women's roles in ministry. Zach W. Lambert is the lead pastor and founder of Restore, a church in Austin, Texas. Under his leadership, Restore has grown from a launch team of five people in 2015 to more than 1,000 members today. He holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from Hardin-Simmons University, a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, and is pursuing his Doctorate at Duke Divinity School. Zach is the cofounder of the Post Evangelical Collective and serves on the boards of the Austin Church Planting Network and the Multi-Faith Neighbors Network. Zach and his wife, Amy, met each other in the 6th grade, fell in love at 17, and got married at 21. They love watching live music, discovering local Mexican food places, and playing with their two boys. Chapters (00:00:01) - Interview (00:02:17) - Introducing Restoring the Kingdom (00:06:55) - Jesus on the Cross (00:11:57) - On Being kicked Out of the Southern Baptist Church (00:18:17) - Zach Struggles With The Bible (00:24:09) - The Harmful Lenses of Fundamentalism (00:28:42) - The Four Harmful Lenses of Biblical Literature (00:30:54) - Three Pillars of Flourishing the Bible (00:33:38) - The Widow's Might in Luke 21 (00:39:47) - Widow Laying Down Everything for Christ (00:43:07) - Jesus on Legal Hermeneutics (00:47:13) - The Use of Bible Verses to Support Hate (00:52:15) - Stop Stealing Children: Christian theology (00:54:07) - Zach Lambert on The Bible and Public Theology

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  Lenses for Liberation with Zach Lambert

  Jan 29, 202659 min

  In today's conversation we are joined by Zach Lambert (cofounder of the Post Evangelical Collectiv) and explore themes of biblical interpretation, focusing on the pitfalls of literalism and the apocalyptic mindset prevalent in fundamentalist communities. The discussion highlights how these approaches can lead to fear-based religioin and the policing of theological boundaries, particularly regarding women's roles in ministry. Zach W. Lambert is the lead pastor and founder of Restore, a church in Austin, Texas. Under his leadership, Restore has grown from a launch team of five people in 2015 to more than 1,000 members today. He holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from Hardin-Simmons University, a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, and is pursuing his Doctorate at Duke Divinity School. Zach is the cofounder of the Post Evangelical Collective and serves on the boards of the Austin Church Planting Network and the Multi-Faith Neighbors Network. Zach and his wife, Amy, met each other in the 6th grade, fell in love at 17, and got married at 21. They love watching live music, discovering local Mexican food places, and playing with their two boys. Chapters (00:00:01) - Interview (00:02:17) - Introducing Restoring the Kingdom (00:06:55) - Jesus on the Cross (00:11:57) - On Being kicked Out of the Southern Baptist Church (00:18:17) - Zach Struggles With The Bible (00:24:09) - The Harmful Lenses of Fundamentalism (00:28:42) - The Four Harmful Lenses of Biblical Literature (00:30:54) - Three Pillars of Flourishing the Bible (00:33:38) - The Widow's Might in Luke 21 (00:39:47) - Widow Laying Down Everything for Christ (00:43:07) - Jesus on Legal Hermeneutics (00:47:13) - The Use of Bible Verses to Support Hate (00:52:15) - Stop Stealing Children: Christian theology (00:54:07) - Zach Lambert on The Bible and Public Theology

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  ICE, Minneapolis & the Resistance of Good with Doug Pagitt

  Jan 19, 20261h 8m

  In this gripping episode, we confront the harsh realities of ongoing ICE operations in Minneapolis, as Doug Pagitt shares his firsthand experiences and insights. Explore the impact of recent events on the community and the urgent need for change. Join us as we discuss the intersection of faith, activism, and the fight for justice in a city at the forefront of national attention.

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