EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 1H 3M
Ep 45: The Big Book, Justice, and Ancient History with Joash Thomas
from The Act Five Podcast · host Act Five
We are wrapping up our Winter Learning Series with Joash Thomas! Join Madi and Jon as they talk with Joash about justice, restoration, the critical role of looking back to ancient history, and how places shape our imaginations. What a series this has been! If you’ve missed any of the conversations prior, the whole collection of speakers is well worth the listen. All of their talks from Unreliable Instincts will be posted in May 2026. Stay tuned. Leave a comment to join in on the conversation.Or fill out this 5-minute SURVEY to let us know your thoughts as a listener.References from the Conversation:The Justice of JesusLearn more about JoashEvents:GraduationTo connect with us, find us here:WebsiteInstagram FacebookSubscribe to our NewsletterRead the BlogWays to GiveApplications:Gap Year Residency ProgramSponsors:Resonate Global Mission: We help send missionaries as well as our churches and their members to share the gospel with people from other cultures. We inspire, inform, equip, and support them to witness to Christ—and we are convicted that the gospel is at work not only for others, but also for ourselves. The relationships and imagination brought by engaging cross-culturally helps our denomination to continue to grow spiritually. Learn more at www.resonateglobalmission.org Stronger Philanthropy: Stronger Philanthropy connects the right donors with the right charities, facilitating the kind of strategic, targeted giving that leads to real and lasting social change. By providing advisory services that bridge the gap between donors and the charitable sector, Stronger Philanthropy plays a critical role in strengthening the impact of Canadian philanthropy. Learn more at strongerphilanthropy.caThe Priscilla and Stanford Reid Trust: For over 25 years the Reid Trust has supported both creative and traditional initiatives in Reformed and Presbyterian theological education in Canada.
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We are wrapping up our Winter Learning Series with Joash Thomas! Join Madi and Jon as they talk with Joash about justice, restoration, the critical role of looking back to ancient history, and how places shape our imaginations. What a series this has been! If you’ve missed any of the conversations prior, the whole collection of speakers is well worth the listen. All of their talks from Unreliable Instincts will be posted in May 2026. Stay tuned. Leave a comment to join in on the conversation.Or fill out this 5-minute SURVEY to let us know your thoughts as a listener.References from the Conversation:The Justice of JesusLearn more about JoashEvents:GraduationTo connect with us, find us here:WebsiteInstagram FacebookSubscribe to our NewsletterRead the BlogWays to GiveApplications:Gap Year Residency ProgramSponsors:Resonate Global Mission: We help send missionaries as well as our churches and their members to share the gospel with people from other cultures. We inspire, inform, equip, and support them to witness to Christ—and we are convicted that the gospel is at work not only for others, but also for ourselves. The relationships and imagination brought by engaging cross-culturally helps our denomination to continue to grow spiritually. Learn more at www.resonateglobalmission.org Stronger Philanthropy: Stronger Philanthropy connects the right donors with the right charities, facilitating the kind of strategic, targeted giving that leads to real and lasting social change. By providing advisory services that bridge the gap between donors and the charitable sector, Stronger Philanthropy plays a critical role in strengthening the impact of Canadian philanthropy. Learn more at strongerphilanthropy.caThe Priscilla and Stanford Reid Trust: For over 25 years the Reid Trust has supported both creative and traditional initiatives in Reformed and Presbyterian theological education in Canada.
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