Oct 4, 2016
Is prophecy today simply fortune telling or something else? Jeff, Mona and Allen discuss this deceptively layered topic. Much of the time the rhetoric around prophecy, or the prophetic, or even the hebrew prophets themselves seems so otherworldly. Saturated with mysticism and the divine. Perhaps there is more. And that although all that is true, there is another dimension to the tradition of the prophetic. A practical one. One deeply connected to the real life details and systems we all encounter on a regular basis. And finally in an attempt to divine the thoughts of our co-hosts we play another round of Title Me This.
Prophecy Today Conversation (00:38)
Title Me This Segment (56:53)
RELEVANT LINKS
From our Conversation on Prophecy Today
- The Prophetic Imagination by Walter Brueggemann (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Development of Trinitarian theology (Theopedia Article)
- Prophetic Thought in Postmodern Times by Cornel West (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Biblical Prophecy: Perspectives for Christian Theology, Discipleship, and Ministry by Ellen F. Davis (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Homosexuality and the Church – Interview with Jim and Richard – 014 (Irenicast Episode)
- “Learn the lesson that, if you are to do the work of a prophet, what you need is not a sceptre but a hoe.” ― Bernard of Clairvaux
- The Prophets by Abraham J. Heschel (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- The Message of the Prophets by Gerhard Von Rad (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
From Our Title Me This Segment - This segment was also on Irenicast episode #055
- God Does Not Eat Meat by Arthur Poletti (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Lumanite X - The Miracle Robot by Koffi Amouzouvi (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- The Dragon Warrior and the Princess by Celesta Thiessen (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
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