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Kevin Sweeney
The Church Needs Therapy
Taking the church to therapy
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4.3 stars from 41 ratings
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“Bragging about how humble you are is the vibe of this podcast.”
Samuel512 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/27/23
Jesus is a Liberal
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“Jesus of Nazareth’s mission and message are liberal. He is not conservative/right or progressive/left yet both at the same time. Jesus’s message is paradoxical and beyond extreme black & white. Our job is loving our neighbor as our selves and placing God at the center. This podcast seems to...”Read full review »
SafetyPants via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/22
Relevant
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“The name of the podcast says it all, and I would add to that, especially the “Institutional Church” here in the U.S. Can we please think of new ways to being the Body of Christ other than the current church-going model?”
littlegale via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/30/20
Recent Episodes
In this conversation we talk about disentangling Christianity from Christian Nationalism, power and fear, and his newest book, “American Idolatry: How Christian Nationalism Betrays The Gospel And Threatens The Church.”
Published 01/23/24
Published 01/23/24
This is an Advent sermon for people without church right now (and also for everyone else too). In this sermon, I suggest that Advent might be a time of God asking you, “What do you still really want?”
Published 12/12/23
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