Unscriptured: Recent Episodes
Jeff Streszoff
unˈskrip(t)-shər-ed - the belief that life often happens without a script; impromptu; it is subject to events that happen without being planned, organized, or rehearsed.
Is it possible that Christians are busy arguing for the existence of an idea of God rather than actually embracing God?
A conversation with Julie Hadlock about helping people, the jobless, the homeless, and the helpless, especially those released from jail and correctional institutions by providing access to resources for jobs, career and personal development; and supply clothing and other household items to help them reconnect to their community.
Jeff is joined by his 8 year old son, Robby, and his 11 year old daughter, Madison and they discuss their recent road trip. Sometimes we need to drive 1200 miles to be reminded of the joy that is at home.
When I am being judgmental, when I am making accusations of unworthiness, standing in the way of someone experiencing the flowing of God’s grace and love and peace and mercy, when I begin to demand that people behave a certain way in order to receive God’s healing flow, am I being more like the Christ or more like the satan?
There may be no such thing as a dumb question, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any bad ones.
This is part three of a three part series about the deconstruction and reconstruction of my faith and how that has affected the way I understand my life and God. I have come to believe that my story is really not that unique and that is actually a good thing.
This is part two of a three part series about the deconstruction and reconstruction of my faith and how that has affected the way I understand my life and God. I have come to believe that my story is really not that unique and that is actually a good thing.
This is a three part series about the deconstruction and reconstruction of my faith and how that has affected the way I understand my life and God. I have come to believe that my story is really not that unique and that is actually a good thing.
A conversation with artist, Elisabeth Dye, about allowing God to transform all things in our lives into something beautiful.
A conversation with Christine Robinson, founder of the non-profit organization, Root to Rise.
How do you begin a conversation with other people about love, faith, and love? How do we understand the things that we and others are saying? Why does it even matter? Perhaps a better question would be . . . Why Not?