Advent Next Theological Podcast

How To Entrepreneur and Stay Relevant in Ministry

#socialmedia #innovators #entrepreneurs Part I: https://youtu.be/U9IzgNfggMI Welcome back to Advent Next, a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week is part 2 of my conversation with Andrew Ashley, Producer, Director and now CEO of a new app called “Parabel.” Parabel is an app dedicated to Christian audio dramas and audio docuseries that you can find more about at: www.parabelmedia.com We want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram, or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. You can follow our guest today Andrew Ashley on Instagram @AndrewEAshley and me at @kendraarsenaux with an “x’. But right now this is Advent Next. Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/adventnext Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventnext Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/advent-next/id1452748484 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cdgW0RKIrny6Ru47l61CE

Entrepreneurial Approaches to Ministry

Welcome back to Advent Next, a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week I am talking with my friend Andrew Ashley, Producer, Director and now CEO of a new app called “Parabel.” Parabel is an app dedicated to Christian audio dramas and audio docuseries. So if you’re looking for some screen free entertainment, where you can enjoy the medium of story along and exercise your faith, you can sign up to be part of the beta group for Parabel at parabelmedia.com

 

Entrepreneurship and ministry have more in common than you’d think. It’s all about finding a need and serving people who have that felt with either paid or free resources. So what are benefits of having a ministry that is business rather than a non-profit? The answer the might surprise you. 

 

 Andrew and I have known each other for a while and have worked together on a variety of creative projects. One of them a docuseries called #ChurchToo, which is available now on the End It Now Facebook page. We started off our chat with some casual behind the scenes conversation, that I decided to keep in and share with you. You get a bit of a behind the scenes look into me, my process with Advent Next, and the beginning of Andrew’s new app “Parabel.” 

 

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What Is Pastoral Ministry and Do Pastors Overreach? (Kendra Arsenault)

#whatisapastor #patriarchy #pastoralministry

 

Welcome back to Advent Next, a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are discussing the scope and realm of a pastor. There are often some misconceptions about the role of a pastor and there might be some expectations that both the pastor and the congregation have regarding what pastoral ministry entails and the scope of a pastor.  

 

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10 Tools For Tough Talks | Dr. Seth Pierce

#communication #communicationskills #sethpierce

 

Welcome back to Advent Next, a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This is part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Seth Pierce as we discuss helpful tips and tools for tackling difficult conversations, improving communication and developing communication skills. Dr. Seth Pierce, professor of Communication is author of the book Seeking An Understanding: How to Have Difficult Conversations without Destroying Relationships. Before we dive in,

 

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Communication Skills | Mastering Tough Conversations

#interpersonalskills #communicationskills #intrapersonalcommunication

 

Welcome back to Advent Next, a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussions. This week we are discussing some helpful tips and tools for tackling difficult conversations, improving communication and developing communication skills. In a world that can be highly divisive both online and off, today we are talking with Dr. Seth Pierce, professor of Communication as he discusses some insights from his book Seeking An Understanding: How to Have Difficult Conversations without Destroying Relationships.

 

We want to thank the Adventist Learning Community for making this program possible. If you’re not already following us on Facebook, Instagram, or Youtube, be sure to find us at the handle @adventnext. You can follow our guest today Dr. Seth Pierce on Twitter @SethJPierce and me at @kendraarsenaux with an “x’. But right now this is Advent Next.

 

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What They Didn't Tell You About Women In the Bible

#womenshistorymonth #womeninthebible #proverbs31woman

 

In celebration of women’s history month, Advent Next is exploring women in the Bible and presenting an alternative view that elevates the value of women. We often think social establishments like patriarchy are an inherent moral value in the Bible, but this is not true. In fact, patriarchy might actually be the result of sin, not a part of God’s original plan. So this week, we make a case for God the feminist! We look at stories like Deborah in the Bible, Hagar, Esther, Lydia, Phoebe, and all the things that make women a proverbs 31 woman in ways she often doesn’t get credit for! 

 

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Black Theodicy II : Is God Good If Evil Exists?

#blackhistorymonth #blacktheology #blacktheodicy

 

Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussion. This week we are continuing our discussion on Black Theodicy with Ingram London, a PhD student attempting to answer the question of where is God in the midst of Black suffering? Part 1 of this conversation is available and I would encourage you to check that out in order to some more of the framework that we’re bringing to the conversation today. 

 

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Black Theodicy | Why God, Why Slavery?

#blackhistorymonth #blacktheology #blacktheodicy

 

Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussion. This week we are discussing Black Theodicy with Ingram London, a PhD student studying Black Theology, but more particularly Black theodicy, which answers the question of where is God in the midst of Black suffering? The question of theodicy tries to hold together three truths: God is omnipotent, evil exists in the world, and God is loving. How can God be both loving and all-powerful and yet allow horrendous evil to exist? While we by no means have an absolute answer to this question, Ingram will be sharing with us today, pieces of his study and how these three truths can be held together in tension. 

 

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Black Liberation Theology Introduction

#blackliberationtheology #blacktheology #jamescone

 

Welcome back to Advent Next with Kendra Arsenault. This week, as we celebrate Black History Month, I wanted to share an introduction to Black Theology and James Cone, who is the father of Black Liberation Theology. He wrote four books “Black Theology & Black Power,” “A Black Theology of Liberation,” “God of the Oppressed,” and “The Cross and the Lynching Tree.” We discuss some quotes from his text and examine the relevance of his work in Christianity today.

 

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Inauguration 2021 and Reflections on 2020 (Kendra Arsenault)

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Welcome back to Advent Next a theological podcast curated for curious faith discussion. Today, we are going through a recap of 2020, some lessons that I learned as well as what I believe God was doing in my life through it all.

Thanks for listening everyone!

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