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THE UN-SILENT CHURCH

THE UN-SILENT CHURCH

著者： Roosevelt Community Church
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The church was established as a society of people representing the person, work and character of Jesus; his voice to the powerful and the powerless, his presence with insiders and outsiders, and his identity as the representation of God, the reconciler of all things, and the savior and redeemer of the world. Regrettably, the church has also garnered a reputation as being silent on issues where we should’ve spoken, and being complicit among the pain for which we should have helped heal, resist and taken a stand. The church needs access points that reflect God’s true point of view about certain issues in a way that demonstrates a relational, informed and compassionate response to the things happening in our world today. Our hope is to be among the list of podcasts Christians subscribe to because of our multi-ethinic, biblically-faithful, and culturally-accurate voice on the issues people care about most.2020 Roosevelt Community Church キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 人間関係 政治・政府 政治学 社会科学 聖職・福音主義
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  • Are Multi-Ethnic Churches dead?

    Are Multi-Ethnic Churches dead?
    2026/09/15
    Is the multiethnic church still worth fighting for? If you ask Dr. Efrem Smith, he would say it’s needed now more than ever; but only if the church becomes honest about whose culture is being treated as “normal.” In this conversation, Efrem joins the Un-Silent Church Podcast to talk about why a diverse church that still centers whiteness isn’t enough, and why Black Christianity is a gift to the whole church rather than something Black pastors should suppress, as we all should seek to understand why racial reconciliation has to address both souls and systems. Along the way, Efrem shares what he learned after realizing what his own pastoral scorecard had quietly become; we talk about why some Black Christians have walked away from multiethnic churches, and what pastors need to understand if they actually want to shepherd people across cultures. Our hope is that this conversation helps us navigate what a truly Christ-centered, multicultural church looks like, and ask the harder question: Do people even want to become one?
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    48 分
  • Why Churches Can’t Replace SNAP

    Why Churches Can’t Replace SNAP
    2026/08/25
    Could churches replace SNAP if government food assistance disappeared? The 2025 reconciliation law changed SNAP eligibility, work requirements and state cost-sharing. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that its SNAP provisions will reduce federal spending by $187 billion relative to previous projections through 2034. In this episode of The Unsilent Church, we ask what Jesus’ command to care for “the least of these” requires from Christians, churches AND government. We discuss: - The real people behind the SNAP numbers - Whether churches could possibly match government assistance at scale - What every congregation would need if it had to replace SNAP entirely - What Scripture says about the poor, immigrant, widow and vulnerable - The tension between Christian nationalism and Christian responsibility - What the SNAP changes could mean for Arizona - Why government should provide a safety net while the church provides family - What Christians can do beyond simply expressing concern Where should the responsibility fall: the church, the government—or both?
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    38 分
  • The real problem with Lecrae idolizing John Piper

    The real problem with Lecrae idolizing John Piper
    2026/07/22
    In this episode of the Unsilent Church, we discuss Lecrae's recent video about his experience and what he called "idolatry" along his journey. A lot of people could frame Lecrae's video about John Piper as a deconstruction story; but in this episode we contend that the wall he hit was built by the theology handed to many in Christian hip-hop and young, black and reformed circles often felt more revisionist than reformed—especially in cases where it involved social issues. Drawing from an article from Anthony Bradley, the problem was never really Piper, specifically. Piper was just positioned at the center of an industrial complex that that gave men like Lecrae a toolkit that was inadequate to address or help him navigate the real world he was living in and it begs the questions that if the gospel can't hold its own when we're navigating the streets, is that the gospel that Jesus really preached?
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    33 分
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