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The Apple Juice Chair

The Apple Juice Chair

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Get ready, we’re talking about all the things. Feminism, Sodom and Gomorrah, patriarchy, inclusivity, hell, sexual identity, and the Barbie movie.

It was a crazy emotional week and we found it impossible to talk about one thing without all the others. Ultimately, in today’s episode, we’re looking towards God's heart for the oppressed and his radical inclusion and empowerment of all people. This is how we know that God is good for everyone. And this is what we are so passionate about.

We also share a challenge at the end of our conversation. If you are curious about a passage of scripture or “hot button topic” that makes you question the goodness of God, please send it to us! We may not have the answers, but we would love to investigate and be curious with you. Never hesitate to reach out. You can email questions@theexileproject.com or reach out via social media @theexileproject.

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Resources

  • Jonathan McIntosh: Patriarchy According to the Barbie Movie
  • Peter Enns: The Sin of Certainty
  • Megan K Defranza: Sex Difference in Christian Theology - Male, Female, and Intersex in the Image of God
  • Eric Berkowitz: Sex and Punishment - Four Thousand Years of Judging Desire

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Bible References

  • Genesis 19
  • John 4
  • Matthew 8

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This podcast is a production of Worship Lab, and recorded in Brooklyn New York. Our executive producer is Armistead Booker. Our technical director and engineer is Gareth Manwaring. And our sound designer is Oleksandr Stepanov. Music by penguinmusic - *Better Day* from Pixabay.

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