Accessible Theology
Raphael Mnkandhla, PhD., Bradley GrayTheology for all of life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Good and Faithful Is Enough | A Conversation with Phil Sineath from Cornerstone Coaching
Guest Bio
Phil Sineath (pronounced like beneath but with an S) is a partner at Cornerstone Coaching, based in Birmingham, Alabama, where he lives with his wife Ashley and their three children. Originally from North Carolina, Phil spent...
Episode 23 | Die Still in the Game W/ David Pinckney
Conversation Summary
In this rich and practically grounding conversation, Dr. Raphael Mnkandhla sits down with David Pinckney. Dave brings over 37 years of pastoral ministry across contexts ranging from a 200-year-old Baptist village ch...
Episode 22 | Don't End a Bitter Man End a Joyful Man W/ Pastor Nebiye Kelile
Conversation Summary
In this warm and wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Raphael Mnkandhla sits down with Pastor Neb Kelile — Ethiopian-born, California-raised, and now planting and revitalizing churches in Dallas, Texas — for one of the mo...
Failure to Thrive
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Pediatricians use the phrase “failure to thrive” for children who do not grow as they should. Many Christians suffer a spiritual version of the same condition; they remain undernourished, shallow, and u...
Episode 21 | The Clay Pot Conspiracy Part 2 with Bradley Gray
Conversation Summary
In this second installment of their conversation on Dave Harvey’s The Clay Pot Conspiracy, Dr. Raphael Mnkandhla and Bradley Gray work through Wonders 4–7 of Harvey’s framework for pastoral resilience. The episode...
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Pastor, Theologian, Husband, Father.
Pastor at Stonington Baptist Church. Writer at Grace Upon Grace and 1517. Author of ‘Finding God in the Darkness’.
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