Pastors and Polemics

Hello! In today's episode, Mason and Kiva discuss self-care, how we practice it, and if it has any spiritual merits behind it (spoiler, it does). Check out Tish Warren's book Liturgy of the Ordinary: Sacred Practices In Everyday Life

Happy Juneteenth! First things first, we want to issue a content warning for this week's episode. We are dealing with some really heavy topics this week, discussing the SBC report, the Uvalde and Buffalo shootings, and other recent tragedies. Before anything else, we want this podcast to be a safe space for you, but we feel that it would be disingenuous to not talk about these issues. So if you aren't in a space to handle this discussion, no worries. Join us next week when we talk about the importance of self-care. Stay safe, and know that you're not alone.

Welcome to another mid-week episode of Pop Scripture with Mason and Kiva. Join us this week as we give our first takes on the story of the Tower of Babel.

This week, Mason and Kiva spend some time talking about Christian Culture and its weirdness. Tackling issues like Christian dating, homeschooling, and church flirting, we talk about some of the things that make us say "ICK!"

Welcome to a very special mid-week episode of Pop Scripture! This week, Mason and Kiva read through Acts 2 and Luke's account of the events of Pentecost.

Faith, Mercy, Teaching, Exhortation. These are just a few of the many Spiritual Gifts outlined in the scriptures. Today, we are joined by special guest and close friend Char Robinson as we discuss spiritual gifts and some of the thoughts that we have on the concept. Additionally, we will be discussing which spiritual gift we believe we do and do not possess.

Welcome to Pop Scripture! Sometimes, theology can get a little heavy, so Kiva and Mason like to occasionally take a break from discussing big ideas and just focus on a story from the Bible. In Pop Scripture, Mason and Kiva give you an honest take on some of the thoughts that pop up when reading the biblical texts. This episode of Pop Scripture, Mason and Kiva focus on the fall of Adam and Eve and some of the thoughts that associate with that.

In this episode of Pastors and Polemics, Mason and Kiva open up about their thoughts on the character and attributes of God. Additionally, we talk about our thoughts on the trinity and how we have struggled with the doctrine of the trinity. Mentions: Michael Reeves' "Delighting in the Trinity: An Introduction To The Christian Faith"

Welcome to Pastors and Polemics! Join hosts Mason Brasel and Kiva Maxwell as they introduce themselves and what this podcast is going to entail.