Anger, Grace, Politics and Jesus with Aaron Zimmerman | Episode 248
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Anger, Grace, Politics and Jesus with Aaron Zimmerman | Episode 248
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If there is one word that could describe our current politics, it would be anger. The anger in our politics doesn’t seem to move us forward towards solutions, but forces us to draw lines. And this anger seems to infect our relationships, especially our churches. How can we move past this anger and be faithful Christians who love each other regardless of our politics? Recently, I listened to an old sermon based on Luke 9:51-56 by Aaron Zimmerman, the Rector of St. Albans Episcopal Church in Waco, Texas. It was a great sermon tailored to the times and I wondered, did it still ring true today? So I invited Aaron to come on the podcast to talk about anger and what role the church can play in lowering the temperature.
Suggested Reading and Listening:
Anger, Politics and Jesus by Aaron Zimmerman
Same Old Song Podcast with Jacon Smith
St. Alban’s Waco
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