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In this TheoEd Offstage talk, Rev. Dr. Whitney Wilkinson Arreche explores the connections between reconciliation language, accounting, and theology, and invites consideration into how reconciliation has been a wounding word in the rhetoric of race relations within United States Christianity.

Through movement and laughter, Rev. Dr. Lewis takes listeners on a journey through the history of liberation through dance and invites them into a dance partnership with God.

Twin brothers and long-time Disney performance artists Clay and Cliff reflect on their upbringing in a small town and how the arts programs at their church provided a safe space for them to express themselves as young gay people

Executive Director of the National Plan for Hispanic/Latino Ministry of the UMC, Rev. Dr. Muñoz argues that worship spaces and the way we behave in them have been largely shaped by whiteness and calls for more authentic liturgy in worship.

Through reflections on his own fundamentalist upbringing and faith journey, Brian McLaren encourages listeners to continue growing in their faith in a way that allows them to embrace where they have come from and be gentle with their past selves.

Rev. Dr. Luke Powery dives into the issues of race through a theology of dust, challenging listeners to think beyond our racial identities and acknowledge our need for one another.

Words do more than communicate - they create worlds. Audio from TheoEd Talk, "The Death and Resurrection of Sacred Speech" delivered by Jonathan Merritt. Art and direction by Janine Warrington. Music: "Adding the Sun" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Author and former youth pastor John Pavlovitz explains why he wishes he would have been more open about his doubts and questions as a pastor.

Using biological processes of human vision as an analogy, Rev. Dr. José Irizarry lifts up the expansive vision God has for us.

Researcher and parent Dr. Kara Powell lifts up three questions that teenagers today (and all of us) are asking and provides insights for how church leaders and parents can address these questions.

In memory of her great-grandmother Leah Ballard who lived in slavery, Lisa Sharon Harper preaches the good news of God's liberation.

Through the story of one young man’s life and the story of King Saul, Danté Stewart describes the importance of being true to oneself and overcoming external expectations.

The vagus nerve is one example of the ways our bodies take care of us. Audio from TheoEd Talk, "Body and Soul: Why We Are Both and Why That Matters," delivered by Dr. Hillary McBride. Art and direction by Janine Warrington. Graphics made using Canva.com Music: "A Very Brady Special" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/l...

Former financial analyst and professor of Hebrew Bible Dr. Nam walks his listeners through the ways the Bible conceptualizes wealth, from God’s covenant with Abraham to the teachings of Jesus, and challenges us to acknowledge the differences between ancient economies and our own.

"The Book of Job": a TheoEd short

"Soul Food": a TheoEd short

"Jazz": a TheoEd short

Dr. Kristin Du Mez: "Confronting Our Histories"

Rev. Dr. Gary Mason: "Jesus and Religious Ethnic Nationalism"

Dr. Jennifer Carlier: "Finding God in the Basement"

The Right Rev. Robert Wright: "The Leadership that Love Demands"

Rev. Jim Wallis: "Crossing the Color Line"

FTE Documentary: Awakening What's Possible with TheoEd

Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III: "By Any Greens Necessary"

Liz Clasen-Kelly: "On the Other Side of Judgment: Exploring the Housing First Approach"

TheoEd Graduate Prize Announcement

Dr. Miroslav Volf: "Why Did God Create the World?"

Dr. Yolanda Pierce: "Salvation & Soul Food: Lessons from my Grandmother's Kitchen

TheoEd Charlotte 2022: Tickets are now live!