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  • There's more to grace than salvation ft. Kyle DiRoberts

    There's more to grace than salvation ft. Kyle DiRoberts
    2025/09/16

    Kyle has authored 3 books “Grace Beyond Salvation” (released this year) and “The Secret to Prayer” and “Prayer, Middle Knowledge, and Divine-Human Interaction”.
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    44 分
  • What we keep missing about immigration ft. Kit Danley

    What we keep missing about immigration ft. Kit Danley
    2025/08/26

    Want to get involved? Here are resources Kit mention in the podcast:

    Advocacy Resources:
    World Relief

    The National Immigration Forum

    Follow Neighborhood Ministries

    Phoenix Rapid Response

    Puente Phoenix
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    38 分
  • Can we even call it care if its unequal?

    Can we even call it care if its unequal?
    2025/08/15
    In a society driven by GDP, consumption, and productivity, what do we really value — and who gets left behind? This episode explores how our systems measure worth by output and profit rather than the dignity we all have from being made in the image of God. We focus on how women—particularly women of color—are treated in our culture and healthcare system, through the lens of Jesus, we ask: what would it look like to realign our value system around presence, compassion, and real care—especially for women? We talk about this and more in this episode of the Unsilent Church. Enjoy!
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    28 分
  • Is America being Whitewashed?

    Is America being Whitewashed?
    2025/07/16
    In this episode of the Unsilent Church podcast, we talk about how some of the problematic history in the United States seems to be resurfacing, particularly around the way much of the education, storytelling and narratives are recentering around ideas which are leaning closer to the idea of white superiority and supremacy. Considering all the outrage that happened when key books were banned (like Maya Angelou's "Why the cage bird sings) or Jackie Robinson's removal from military service, and blaming tragedy on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, and that's not to mention the selective inclusion and exclusion of immigrants and refugees. All this together starts to beg a critical question about what's happening in the United States. We talk about this and more in this episode of the Unsilent Church. Enjoy!
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    27 分
  • The Gospel of Juneteenth

    The Gospel of Juneteenth
    2025/06/17
    In ancient days, when kingdoms would go to war and one would win over the other, a messenger would be sent throughout the land with a message (a gospel) telling everyone throughout that land that a new kingdom and a new way of life is now at hand. In American history, Juneteenth marks a day when a very similar thing happened when union soldiers after the Civil war, travels throughout the south to inform everyone there that not only had the Union won the war, but that those under bondage were no longer slaves. This is why we should celebrate Juneteenth. We discuss this fact and more in this episode of the Unsilent Church podcast. Enjoy!
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    26 分
  • Why have the rich received reparations?

    Why have the rich received reparations?
    2025/06/03
    In conversations for the case of reparations, there has tended to be resistance to the idea of paying reparations to the families descended from enslaved people in America. In every domain involved, from the church to federal government, institutions that have profited from the industry of slavery have demonstrated resistance to outright refusal to pay pack families for their forced contribution to these institution's current wealth. But when you take a look at history, you find that when the tables were turned, and "justice" came to slave owners and those who profited from the industry of slavery, the energy and tenacity to seek reparations for their lost profits led to compliance and repayment. In this episode of the Unsilent Church Podcast we talk about this, along with the ways those reparations have funded modern landmarks, uncovering the inconsistency embedded in the arguments against reparations. We talk about all this and more in this episode of the Unsilent Church Podcast. Enjoy!
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    27 分
  • "Grief is a language." ft. John Onwuchekwa

    "Grief is a language." ft. John Onwuchekwa
    2025/05/26
    Sometimes, the dilemma with modern language is the inadequacy to accurate describe a complex, layered problem simply. Evidence of this is seen time and time again when we're faced with tragedy, and almost universally, most of us are at a "loss for words." In this episode with John O, we get the privilege to talk about a new language that every one of us needs to learn, but almost none of us know how to properly speak. Grief is an experience no one escapes, and yet, its commonly an experience we find the hardest to handle. Today, John O shares some insight on a different approach and the work he's been doing to help other navigate these pathways. We talk about this and so much more on this episode of the Unsilent Church Podcast. Enjoy!
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    46 分
  • The Idolatry of Nationism

    The Idolatry of Nationism
    2025/05/06
    In this episode we discuss the problem with left and right thinking and how a third way gives us better understanding.
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    24 分