Ep 21: Gender Dynamics & the Politics of a “yellow” Kingdom w/ Melody Winderweedle
On episode twenty-one, I’m joined by Melody Winderweedle to discuss the various dynamics attached to women in ministry as well as a good bit of thinking in relation to how the politics of the kingdom of God are “yellow.” About Melody: Melody...
Ep 20: Africans, African Americans, & Cultural Challenges in Church w/ Edgar King & Ramon Mayo
On episode twenty, I have a conversation with Edgar King and Ramon Mayo to discuss a lot of different topics, including Church, theology, and ethnic diversity. You can download the audio on Apple, Google, Spotify, Podbean, Listen...
Ep 19: Lament & Social Justice w/ Reese Hogg III
On episode nineteen I’m talking with my new friend Reese Hogg III. Reese and I have been connected through social media for awhile and finally had a chance to sit down and have a conversation. In addition to hearing Reese share his thoughts on social justice,...
Ep 18: Determination, Liberation, & Critical Race Theory w/ Donnell Wyche
On episode eighteen I’m talking with my friend Donnell Wyche. This conversation was a lot of fun and we talked about many important topics, including Liberation Theology (and why African American theologians have been overlooked), ethnic diversity in the Church,...
Bob Fulton on Discipleship & the future of the Vineyard (part 3)
On this episode of Wednesdays with Wimber, I share the final and third part of my interview with the legendary Bob Fulton on the future of the Vineyard. Bob shares more brilliant insights related to discipleship as well as what he sees as the future of the Vineyard....@lukegeraty
I once rapped these words. https://youtu.be/gtxIGIygWfM
“You couldn’t be a Rhymesayer if you were Atmosphere” is still a dope line. @lukegeraty
Attended a domestic violence vigil tonight and was reminded that the Church should lead the way toward protecting those under attack.
Good reminder and grateful for the stories I heard.
AND WHILE WE ARE ON THE SUBJECT, I do think naming a church “Dwelling Place” is indicative of some major theological indiscretion and further illustrates how Mr. Scott was, in fact, never really rooted in a Vineyard theological framework.
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Step 1: transition into a church’s leadership by lying & manipulating.
Step 2: replace Board w/ friends & family.
Step 3: steal $80 million & leave denomination.
Step 4: rename church something catchy… say, Dwelling Place.
Step 5: ignore questions about ethics & character.
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