Healing Affluenza & Plutocracy with Ched Myers

The conversation delves into the power of old stories and their ability to save us from illness and death. It also explores the underemphasis of resurrection in churches and its connection to the prophetic tradition. The Emmaus Road story is discussed in detail, highlighting its significance in understanding the deeper meaning of resurrection and prophetic vocation. The conversation delves into the reinterpretation of the wounds of the risen Jesus, challenging the traditional understanding and highlighting the disnification of the risen Jesus. It also explores the connection between law and self, shedding light on the historical and philosophical perspectives on this relationship.TakeawaysOld stories have the power to save us from illness and deathResurrection is underemphasized in churches and often handled with timidity or swagger Reinterpreting the wounds of the risen JesusThe disnification of the risen JesusChapters00:00 The Power of Old Stories02:06 The Emmaus Road Story22:12 The Connection Between Resurrection and Prophetic Tradition31:33 Reinterpreting the Wounds of the Risen Jesus36:46 The Disnification of the Risen Jesus01:06:07 The Connection Between Law and Self