THE SEMINARY OF HARD KNOCKS PODCAST with Seth Muse and Meagan Ranson
Church Communications | Marketing | Social Media
This very important episode is a very honest conversation with my friend Jason Caston. Aside from his many communications credentials including Daystar, AT&T, and writing his own books and strategies, he has a very poignant perspective on how racism has been and is currently being dealt with in the church. Can we heal? Can we move forward? We have hope. But first, we have to talk about some things.
In this Episode:
- How has the black community interpreted the response to racism from the white community?
- What steps can we take to healing?
- What exactly is "white privilege?"
- Have recent events polarized us in the church racially in ways we cannot recover from?
LINKS
Jason on Instagram
The iChurch Method
Seth on Instagram
Meagan on Instagram
OTHER GREAT LINKS
88 Ideas for Church Social Media Posts
THE SEMINARY OF HARD KNOCKS PODCAST with Seth Muse and Meagan Ranson
Church Communications | Marketing | Social Media
The church is facing a crisis of identity at this point in time. As we deal with civil unrest, racism, and divisiveness in our churches over multiple issues, Nik is one of those guys who always seems to have a clear heading. This is a very frank and powerful conversation with a creative who understands how art and beauty can lead us to truth in the church and creative space.
In this Episode:
- How art and design can help us communicate as well as process pain.
- Thoughts on current events and the church concerning racism.
LINKS
CRTV Facebook Group
CRTV Instagram
CRTV conferences
Seth on Instagram
Meagan on Instagram
OTHER GREAT LINKS
88 Ideas for Church Social Media Posts
The Seminary of Hard Knocks podcast with Seth Muse
Church Communications and Social Media with a chuckle or two.
Find the show notes at www.sethmuse.com/57
In this week's episode, I'm diving into 5 Attitudes of Successful Church Communicators. You can measure your follower growth and reach, but how do you measure your influence? You'll need that to get a lot of things done at your church. Lemme break it down for you real nice.
By the By, I'm Speaking at a Free Conference Soon
Catch me at That Church Summit May 23-25, 2018. Go to thatchurchsummit.com to register for free!
Links from the Show:
Join the Seminary of Hard Knocks Facebook group at sethmuse.com/group
88 Ideas for Church Social Media Posts
Follow Seth on Instagram
The Seminary of Hard Knocks can help you make better ministry leadership decisions with confidence and clarity!
This week, Lucas Kitchen, of QuestionsFromAtheists.com, stops by to talk with me about how the church can reach non-believers with the Gospel online. That may sound like an impossibility, but Lucas has had some success and shares his ideas with us.
Find Questions from Atheists online:
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Twitter
Youtube
If something like the whistling theme from The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly plays in your head when you go into “spiritual discussion mode,” then you probably are doing more damage than good.
Unfortunately, many spiritual conversations end up in arguments over dinosaurs on the ark or whether or not Jonah was really swallowed by a fish instead of the real issue of sin and our need for Jesus.
But it’s not just because Christians are bad at civil conversation. It’s because everyone is bad at civil conversation.
The next time you’re headed into a creation vs. evolution argument, give my (non-Buddhist) 8-fold path to a great spiritual conversation a shot.
The blog this episode is based on can be found here.
The show notes for this episode can be found here.
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Justin Bass helps us to answer those who have objections to a few aspects of Christianity. In this episode, we talk about how to answer those who say the Bible is written too late and was changed over time, those who say Jesus never rose from the dead, and those who say Jesus never claimed to be God. Dr. Bass has debated publically on these topics and carries a doctorate in New Testament Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary, where he is an adjunct professor. Go to www.sethmuse.com/episode14 for show notes and links discussed in the podcast.
Part 2 of a very insightful conversation between friends about race relations in America today.
Part 1 of a very insightful conversation between friends about race relations in America today.
