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The R.A.C.E S2 EP7: Preaching Green Eco-Theology in the Pulpit
from The R.A.C.E. Podcast · host Green The Church
The R.A.C.E S2 EP7: Preaching Green: Eco-Theology in the PulpitIn this heartfelt episode of Preaching Green: Eco-Theology in the Pulpit, the conversation turns toward culture, memory, and the sacred connection between land and legacy. A moving reflection on childhood summers, watermelon on the porch, and Southern family traditions opens the door to a deeper discussion on how place and heritage shape our spiritual identity.The episode explores how green sermons don’t always require a specific Scripture about nature — because every sermon can be a green sermon. As one guest powerfully puts it, preaching green is about perspective. It’s about recognizing that creation, care, and justice are embedded in the gospel we preach every week.Tune in to hear how eco-theology comes alive through stories, rooted in both scripture and the soil, and how every church can begin weaving sustainability into its sacred message.#PreachingGreen#GreenTheChurch #FaithAndClimate #EcoTheology #BlackChurchVoices #BeTheRevival
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The R.A.C.E S2 EP7: Preaching Green: Eco-Theology in the Pulpit In this heartfelt episode of Preaching Green: Eco-Theology in the Pulpit, the conversation turns toward culture, memory, and the sacred connection between land and legacy. A moving reflection on childhood summers, watermelon on the porch, and Southern family traditions opens the door to a deeper discussion on how place and heritage shape our spiritual identity. The episode explores how green sermons don’t always require a specif...
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