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Politics in the Pulpit?

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Politics in the Pulpit is JPIT’s lectionary-based preaching resource.

In weekly episodes, we ask how reclaiming the justice issues present in the biblical texts helps us to be good news in the world today. Each week, we host a different guest, discussing to discern the political dimensions present in the Scriptures and reflecting on how they connect with the week’s current news and our role in the Kingdom of God.

Episodes are released on Tuesday mornings. Discussions focus on the Revised Common Lectionary passages for the following Sunday, but our exploration of current issues will be also be suitable for preachers who aren’t following the lectionary.

We’re currently on a series break, but the podcast will return on 30th August as Jenny hands over to a new host!

Latest Episode – for 31 July 2022

Episode 58 of Politics in the Pulpit? talks about Hosea 11:1-11; Colossians 3:1-11, Luke 12:13-21 and Psalm 107:1-9, 43. Jenny was in conversation with Stephen Norris, Director of MK Christian Foundation, a local charity, birthed from the ecumenical adventures in Milton Keynes, exploring and developing new approaches to mission and church through social enterprise.

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