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Love Thy Neighborhood
Love Thy Neighborhood
136 episodes
1 month ago
True stories to help you follow Jesus in modern culture. “Amazing and authentic.” - Christianity Today Like a movie for your ears, every episode we choose a compelling topic to wrestle with and put together interwoven stories to explore that topic. It’s not a Bible study or a sermon. It’s a series of gripping, funny, sad and intimate stories of people grappling with what it means to follow Jesus amidst the cultural issues of our time – set to a soundtrack to immerse you. Come along with us as we take a nuanced dive into what it looks like to be a person of Christian faith living in the modern world. Hosted by Jesse Eubanks and produced by Anna Tran.
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True stories to help you follow Jesus in modern culture. “Amazing and authentic.” - Christianity Today Like a movie for your ears, every episode we choose a compelling topic to wrestle with and put together interwoven stories to explore that topic. It’s not a Bible study or a sermon. It’s a series of gripping, funny, sad and intimate stories of people grappling with what it means to follow Jesus amidst the cultural issues of our time – set to a soundtrack to immerse you. Come along with us as we take a nuanced dive into what it looks like to be a person of Christian faith living in the modern world. Hosted by Jesse Eubanks and produced by Anna Tran.
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Religion & Spirituality
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#83.5: Things We Couldn’t Say (About Consumerism)
Love Thy Neighborhood
47 minutes
1 year ago
#83.5: Things We Couldn’t Say (About Consumerism)
In the last episode, we explored what happens when Christians become fed up with consuming far more than they need. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on all the things they couldn’t say about consumerism - including the misuse of fair trade by corporations, how minimalism isn’t the Gospel, and about following Jesus in a Consumer Christian economy. Finally, Anna talks with a local nonprofit helping refugee women learn new skills to make a fair wage in the U.S. marketplace. Resources Listen to the narrative episode #83: Where the Gospel Meets Consumerism Article from The Guardian: Is Fair Trade Finished? Redeeming Productivity: A Christian’s Perspective on Minimalism The BEMA Podcast: Season 3 Skye Jethani’s book: The Divine Commodity: Discovering a Faith Beyond Consumer Christianity Interview with Skye Jethani about the book Connect with: Maya Collection Shop Maya Collection Credits Special thanks to Tracy Baechle and Karen Aroh Senior producer and host is Jesse Eubanks, Co-host is Anna Tran. The episode was produced and edited by Anna Tran. Music for this episode comes from Murphy D.X.
Love Thy Neighborhood
True stories to help you follow Jesus in modern culture. “Amazing and authentic.” - Christianity Today Like a movie for your ears, every episode we choose a compelling topic to wrestle with and put together interwoven stories to explore that topic. It’s not a Bible study or a sermon. It’s a series of gripping, funny, sad and intimate stories of people grappling with what it means to follow Jesus amidst the cultural issues of our time – set to a soundtrack to immerse you. Come along with us as we take a nuanced dive into what it looks like to be a person of Christian faith living in the modern world. Hosted by Jesse Eubanks and produced by Anna Tran.