Twelve Enough: Recent Episodes
Jonathan Malone
We are bringing both KTS and Twelve Enough to a close with this final episode. Watch for something new in the near future
Jonathan and Charley answer a listener's question about loving people who have different beliefs
Trigger Warning - we are discussing, in part, the sexual abuse scandal in Roman Catholicism
An evening devotional - this week Jonathan and Charley discuss Christian Education
Punk offers a criticism that comes from the heart, that comes from a place of deep love and a pain for something lost. As Christians we have, in many ways, lost our way from what it is that Christ calls us to do and the ways Christ calls us to walk. We need the criticism of Punk!
One of the things to consider is if the church is a holy place or a safe place, because the two are not always the same. If the church is meant to be a safe space, then to what end and for what purpose? Yet is worship safe? It may mean more a place where we encounter the divine and that is not always safe.
Jonathan Malone and Christine King talk about Mental Health, faith, and taking care of yourself and others
Faith is a wonderful thing. Believing in God, in Jesus, and having a sense of belonging and being loved is a wonderful thing. Being a part of a church community can be a wonderful thing. Yet there is the risk and danger of being lured to a place of expectation and assumptions of what it means to be a person of faith. There are multiple expectations and assumptions that we layer on ourselves and others and that can become suffocating in our walk with God.
Author John Hendrix talks to Jonathan about his book "The Faithful Spy" which looks at the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Pastors Charley Eastman and Jonathan Malone offer a Wednesday night devotional to help get through these difficult times
A conversation with Kathryn Ray about the playlists she has put together for the various liturgical seasons
Curtis and Jonathan talk about doing history and allowing history to show new and different ways to understand the present
Michael and Jonathan rile about the meaning of words and the deep meaning that should be found in theology.
Eric Carlson and Jonathan discuss the theological themes that are found in many of the songs of John Darnielle.
This is the final part from the section on being alone and being with people. The conclusion - being with people is a good thing.
Jonathan is joined by Mark Chaffin to discuss the importance of all being aware of the feminine presence of the divine in all creation
a live show at the ABC/USA Biennial Mission Summit Gathering - rants and what does social justice have to do with sharing the gospel
Part 3 of my Wilderness Journey experiences - i.e. my 3-month journey through the Adirondack wilderness
The second installment of Jonathan's sharing about his time in the Adirondack Mountains.
A special episode where Jonathan reads the introduction to his reflections from his adventures in the Adirondacks
Steve Daugherty, Pastor, Teacher, and Author has written the great book "Experiments in Honesty." He and Jonathan talk about the book.
Roy Donkin joins Jonathan to get angry about mega churches and people's lack of conviction and the constant changing nature of Garage Band
Jonathan Malone and Preston Fuller talk about games and the community they find when playing
Kathryn Palen joins Jonathan to talk about death and how we need to talk about death in the church.
The riliage for episode 8 - note the brilliant move Eric makes from driving to the Lord’s Supper. Note that Jonathan only seems to have one thing to get angry about this time of year.
The prophet Micaiah is often overlooked, but Jonathan and Michael want to take that time to give this unsung curmudgeon his due.
Rev. Paul Robeson Ford joins Jonathan to discuss the upcoming 400th anniversary of slavery in the United States (2019) and how white churches/Christians can and should respond
April Beth Wiles and Jonathan get angry about the Kavanaugh Trial and the treatment of people with chronic illnesses
There is a way to read and engage the scripture that can open the reader to a non-violent, redeeming relationship with God. Jonathan and Tony discuss his book and approach to scripture.
riliage was recorded on July 4 - that should mean something. Scripture is Ephesians 1:15-23
a deep conversation about call and living into that call with all of the challenges and blessings that are connected