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,...
An Interview w/ Chris Lizotte on John Wimber
Check out this interview I did with Chris Lizotte, one of my favorite worship leaders! We discuss his relationship with John Wimber, his music, and the super secret tape of his last recording of John Wimber’s music! Luke GeratyLuke is a pastor-theologian living...
Worship at the Samaritan Well
Because we believe that worship is an environment in which we experience God, worship is a priority in the Vineyard. From the very beginning of our history, which traces back to the late 1970’s, worship has been important in our movement. For example, Lester...
Connecting Theology to Worship & Discipleship
My relationship with the Vineyard has, at times, been somewhat complex. I’ve found that this is common for other people in the Vineyard I came into the Vineyard as a kid when my parents started attending one in Denver, CO. I’ve been basically hanging around ever...@lukegeraty
“People who are smart can justify anything.”
I heard someone say this on a podcast and thought, “Yeah. That’s right. But not just intelligent people… all humans.”
The justifications by intelligent people are just more complex and thought out.
Let’s just try to hang in there today. I mean, we can’t be mad, offended, shocked and insulted every minute of every day. At some point, we’ve got to choose a little joy and peace of mind in Jesus. I can’t think he wants us worked up 24/7.
All of the emphasis on Kanye doesn’t seem to mention his history of mental illness. All I read is that he is a conservative, is pro Hitler & Nazis.
Doesn’t mental illness matter? I ABHOR nazi ideology, but it’s weird when the Left ignores this crucial issue. And hypocritical.
So I’ve watched a few of the Will Smith things and while I’m super not trying to see him cancelled, its weird how obvious these are all media marketing planned things.
He’s still a great actor and I’ll watch his films. And I love Chris Rock.
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