Reimagining

In Episode 8 of the Reimagining podcast, Brian Niece considers how we view endings and our fascination with eternity, the separation of the body and soul, and resurrection. The easiest way to get new episodes is to subscribe on iTunes now. Want to continue the discussion? Tweet your thoughts using #reimagining to @brianmniece. Follow our Facebook Page. Or email us questions and thoughts to Podcast@brianniece.com. Find Brian at www.brianniece.com. This podcast is supported entirely by our listeners. Find out how to be a major part of what we're doing at our Patreon page. Resources mentioned in this episode and previous episode: "How We Say Goodbye" on societyforpsychotherapy.org. Ongoingness: The End of a Diary by Sarah Manguso. Credits: Interludes music - "Stop and Go" by SK; used by permission. Design - Stephanie Jeck. Photography - Ronda Dickey.

In Episode 7 of the Reimagining podcast, Brian Niece continues his conversation with Thomas Jay Oord, begun in Episode 6, about the nature of God's love and human love, open theology, and how love speaks into science. The easiest way to get new episodes is to subscribe on iTunes now. Want to continue the discussion? Tweet your thoughts using #reimagining to @brianmniece. Follow our Facebook Page. Or email us questions and thoughts to Podcast@brianniece.com. Find Brian at www.brianniece.com. This podcast is supported entirely by our listeners. Find out how to be a major part of what we're doing at our Patreon page. Guest Info: Dr. Thomas Jay Oord is a theologian, philosopher, and multi-disciplinary scholar. He is the author or editor of more than twenty books and has been a professor from the American east coast to the northwest. His most recent book is entitled The Uncontrolling Love of God: An Open and Relational Account of Providence. A gifted speaker, Tom Oord is known for his contributions to resear

In Episode 6 of the Reimagining podcast, Brian Niece has a conversation with Thomas Jay Oord about the nature of God's love and human love, understanding God's nature, and open theology. The easiest way to get new episodes is to subscribe on iTunes now. Want to continue the discussion? Tweet your thoughts using #reimagining to @brianmniece. Follow our Facebook Page. Or email us questions and thoughts to Podcast@brianniece.com. Find Brian at www.brianniece.com. This podcast is supported entirely by our listeners. Find out how to be a major part of what we're doing at our Patreon page. Guest Info: Dr. Thomas Jay Oord is a theologian, philosopher, and multi-disciplinary scholar. He is the author or editor of more than twenty books and has been a professor from the American east coast to the northwest. His most recent book is entitled The Uncontrolling Love of God: An Open and Relational Account of Providence. A gifted speaker, Tom Oord is known for his contributions to research on love, open and relational

In Episode 5 of the Reimagining podcast, Brian Niece has a conversation with multi-format recording artist, songwriter, performer and author Plumb about the challenges and potential crises of marriage, and the importance of surrounding ourselves with community. The easiest way to get new episodes is to subscribe on iTunes now. Want to continue the discussion? Tweet your thoughts using #reimagining to @brianmniece. Follow our Facebook Page. Or email us questions and thoughts to Podcast@brianniece.com. Find Brian at www.brianniece.com. This podcast is supported entirely by our listeners. Find out how to be a major part of what we're doing at our Patreon page. Guest Info: With over 500,000 albums and over 2 million singles sold worldwide, Plumb has established an impressively broad career highlighting her otherworldly voice as a performer, impactful and truthful lyrics as a songwriter and inspiringly transparent writing as an author. Plumb’s music has spanned multi-format charts and has found a home with d

In Episode 4 of the Reimagining podcast, Brian Niece has a conversation with Steve Austin about the perceptions, nature, and messiness of grace. The easiest way to get new episodes is to subscribe on iTunes now. Want to continue the discussion? Tweet your thoughts using #reimagining to @brianmniece. Follow our Facebook Page. Or email us questions and ideas for future episodes at Podcast@brianniece.com. Find Brian at www.brianniece.com. This podcast is supported entirely by our listeners. Find out how to be a major part of what we're doing at our Patreon page. Guest Info: Steve Austin is a family man, worship pastor, author, and speaker. Steve blogs regularly about the messiness of grace, plus recovery from abuse, addiction, and a suicide attempt at GraceIsMessy.com. Get Steve's book From Pastor to a Psych Ward: Recovery from a Suicide Attempt Is Possible. Find Steve Austin at www.iamsteveaustin.com. Steve Austin's blog at Patheos is GraceIsMessy. Get Steve's book here.   Credits: Interludes