·S4 E38

137: Tori Owens & Jonathan Foster: Rooting God in the Human Experience

September 24

1h 5m

Episode Description

takeaways

Tori Owens and Jonathan Foster discuss their experiences with open and relational theology.
The definition of love is explored as a non-violent, non-scapegoating energy.
Personal stories play a crucial role in understanding authority within the church.
God assumptions can shape our emotional well-being and spirituality.
Reimagining God in modern contexts is essential for spiritual growth.
Emotional well-being is tied to our understanding of God and how we relate to others.
Integrating new understandings of God requires practical steps in daily life.
Listening to our bodies can provide insights into our emotional state and spirituality.
Acting our way into new ways of thinking is more effective than merely changing our thoughts.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of love-centric theology over power-centric theology.

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