
Spicing up our spiritual journeys with ancient, Empire-resisting, liberative, and precolonial Christian ways of understanding God and neighbour.
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And why we need to retrieve 'Theosis' for justice in the western church today!
Welcome to Masala Chai Theology with Father Joash P. Thomas: a space to spice up our spiritual journeys with ancient, Empire-resisting, and precolonial Christia...
Hey friends -
I often get asked where I’m speaking so I occasionally try to share my updated speaking schedule with you here. I usually try to do 1 local (Southern Ontario) and 1 travel (US, UK & Canada) speaking engagement each month.
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One of the things I get asked about the most (not just online but also at in-person speaking engagements) is what it looks like for us to decolonize Christian (specifically, evangelical) missions work. The first step to this decolonizing wo...
Welcome to Masala Chai Theology with Father Joash P. Thomas: a space to spice up our spiritual journeys with ancient, Empire-resisting, and precolonial Christian ways of understanding God and neighbour - in ways that risk upsetting our Empi...
A little over three years ago, in one of the most challenging seasons of life and ministry, I had dinner in Calgary, AB with Fr. where I invited his wisdom and guidance. I remember him saying to me, “I wonder if you should be discerning th...
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\ud83d\udcdc Historian of St. Thomas Indian Christianity \ud83d\udc92 Priest & #1 Bestselling Liberation Theologian \ud83c\udfeb Faculty at St. Stephen’s University\ud83d\udcd5 The Justice of Jesus ↓
Seeking to live that Love stronger than death. At the intersection of nonviolent social change/prayer/creativity on Wadjuk Noongar land (Perth, Australia on most maps).
President/Founder of FreedomRoad.us, writer, podcaster, public theologian, author of Fortune: How Race Broke My Family And The World—And How To Repair It All
I am an active theologian in Canada, with a PhD on forgiveness from Aberdeen. I'm teaching summer classes for St Stephens Uni and Wycliffe College, and writing a book for T&T Clark's Bonhoeffer Series. My 20 year old blog is in the links. he/him
A Production of St. Stephen's University and the Jim Forest Institute • “If you are going to follow Jesus, you better look good on wood.” - Daniel Berrigan SJ • Hosted by Steve Schallert & Jarrod McKenna
I write The Crux on Substack and wrote Beauty and Resistance (IVP 2025) and Twelve Lies that Hold America Captive (IVP 2019). I also deeply appreciate biscuits, poetry, music and all things love and justice.
I am a missional priest in the Diocese of St Anthony, Pastor at Westside King's Church, Calgary, Director of the St Anthony Institute (stanthonyinstitute.com) and co-host of the Two Texts Podcast (twotexts.com).
Cody Matchett is a pastor, professor, and writer from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He is a PhD candidate at Ridley College, co‑author of Revelation for the Rest of Us, and co‑host of the Kingdom Roots podcast with Dr. Scot McKnight.
Public theology in an age of disinformation. Jared Stacy (PhD, University of Aberdeen) is the author of “Reality in Ruins: How Conspiracy Theory Became an American Evangelical Crisis” with HarperOne—available wherever books are sold!
I am the Executive Director of Kairos USA, part of the global network of church-related organizations responding to the 2009 call of the Palestinian Christians.
writer // advocate // abolitionist // christian my book "Grace Can Lead Us Home: A Christian Call to End Homelessness" is available wherever books are sold
Best-selling author of Counterweights & The Ministry of Ordinary Places. Community kitchen cook. 15-yr victim of the "slippery slope" out of Conservative politics. Cloud-gazing softens us. Community saves us.
\ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf3 Theologian | \ud83d\udcd6 Author of _Becoming Neighbors_ | \ud83c\udf93 PhD Student at the University of Chicago | \ud83c\udfd8️ Love thy neighbor, saints.
Former CIA analyst. Author of The Missionary Kids: Unmasking the Myths of White Evangelicalism. Daughter of missionaries. Lover of Kenya. Recovering evangelical. PhD historian.
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