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The Green Lectionary Podcast
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45 episodes
1 month ago
Scholars, climate activists, and preachers discuss the weekly lectionary texts through a creation justice lens.
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Scholars, climate activists, and preachers discuss the weekly lectionary texts through a creation justice lens.
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Religion & Spirituality
Episodes (20/45)
The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Invest in the Future" (Jeremiah 32:1-3, 6-15)
We are joined by Dr. Garrett Andrew. You can read his writing at www.garrettjandrew.substack.com
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1 month ago
55 minutes

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"A Grieving God" (Jeremiah 8:18-9:1)
For the third Sunday of the Season of Creation, we are joined by Debra Reinstra to discuss Jeremiah 8.
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2 months ago
55 minutes

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Stupid Children" (Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28)
In this episode for the second week of the Season of Creation, we are joined by Marqus Cole, Organizing director of Georgia Interfaith Power and Light. 
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2 months ago
41 minutes

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"The Potter's Clay" (Jeremiah 18:1-11)
This episode is for the first week of the Season of Creation and features Robin Lewis, director of climate equity for Interfaith Power and Light DMV, and Rev. Dr. Kip Banks, senior pastor of East Washington Heights Baptist Church in Washington D.C. 
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2 months ago
42 minutes 4 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
Preaching Ocean Month, Part 2
Here in part two we’ll hear from Ryan Cullumber, director of living coasts ministry in Newport Beach California, Logan Jackson, Pastor at Newbegun UMC in Elizabeth City, NC, Rev. Dottie Yunger, director of Maine’s state aquarium, and we’ll conclude with a short homily from Rev. Dr. Garrett Andrew.
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4 months ago
1 hour 8 minutes 20 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Preaching Ocean Month, Part 1"
June is ocean month and we’ve decided to do something a little different for the podcast. In this two part series you will hear voices of people who deeply care about the ocean and deeply love the Church. They are ministers and laypeople, scientists and enthusiasts, all sharing their joy around God’s marine creation.   We’ve centered our conversations around four questions: when have you experienced God at the ocean? What can the ocean teach us about faith? What biblical texts would you use to preach about the ocean? And finally why should preachers talk about the ocean this month?   In part one, you’ll hear from Rachel G. Jordan, author of the newly released book “Does the Ocean Have a Soul?”, Robert Sluka, a scientist with A Rocha International, Blair Nelsen, Executive director of WaterSpirit, a spiritual ecology nonprofit, and Dan Vermeer, a faculty member of Duke University
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5 months ago
59 minutes 56 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Places of Transformation" (Acts 10:34-43
Our guests are Bishop Jennifer Baskerville Burrows Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis and Brian Sellers Petersen a coach and consultant who focuses on agrarian ministry, churchland stewardship, and creation care. and coordinator of Good News Gardens
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7 months ago
44 minutes 4 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Palmless Sunday" (Luke 19:28-40
We look at a text for Palm Sunday
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7 months ago
56 minutes 29 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"A Tale of Two Disciples" (John 12:1-8)
We look at John 12 through the lens of Creation Justice.
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7 months ago
44 minutes 33 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"New Creation" (2 Cor. 5:16-21)
We look at a text for the fourth week of Lent.
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8 months ago
46 minutes 47 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Wine, Water, Milk, and Bread" (Isaiah 55:1-9)
We look at a text for the third Sunday in the season of Lent.
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8 months ago
55 minutes 58 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Animal Sacrifice" (Gen. 15)
We look at texts for the second week of Lent
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8 months ago
51 minutes 45 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Feasting and Fasting" (Deut. 26, Luke 4)
We look at texts for the first Sunday of Lent.
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8 months ago
59 minutes 4 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
Unnatural Disasters (Joel 2, Matthew 6)
We look at texts for Ash Wednseday
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9 months ago
1 hour 21 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Lifting the Lowly" (Luke 1: 46-55)
We look at a passage for the fourth week of Advent.
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11 months ago
41 minutes 14 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Vipers and Dead Trees" (Luke 3: 7-18)
We look at texts for the third Sunday in Advent
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11 months ago
46 minutes 45 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Look to the valley" (Luke 3:1-6)
We look at the beginning of Luke 3 through the lens of Creation Justice.
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11 months ago
52 minutes 48 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Look at the Fig Tree" - (Luke 21:25-36)
We look at a text for the first week of Advent through the lens of Creation Justice.
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12 months ago
44 minutes 42 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"For Such a Time" (Esther 7)
We look at Esther chapter 7 through a Creation Justice Lens.
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1 year ago
43 minutes 42 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
"Learning From Children" (Mark 9:30-37)
We look at Mark 9:30-37 through the lens of Creation Justice.
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1 year ago
45 minutes 6 seconds

The Green Lectionary Podcast
Scholars, climate activists, and preachers discuss the weekly lectionary texts through a creation justice lens.