Note: this is a rebroadcast.In this supercut of his devotional series on depression and emotional distress, Pastor Steve Jeffery talks about dealing with anxiety from the Psalms. ⁃ Anxiety and depression: common disabilities!⁃ Specific cries to God in Psalms⁃ Translating modern ideas for Biblical categories⁃ Jesus Christ and human psychology: Jesus wants people to ask […]

Pastor Steve talks with Pastor Kip’ Chelashaw, who ministers to a church on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kip’s call to ministry and education Deep worship and being sent Kinds of churches in Nairobi: the church “scene” Theology of churches in East Africa Word of Faith movement in Africa All of Christ, for all of life,

Pastor Steve Jeffery concludes our series on Critical Social Justice with a talk about addressing woke tactics. Wokeness: activist movement! Corrections to be made to James Lindsay: “If you see something, say something” not always necessary Effective apologetic tactic: don’t speak up “Trojan horse” words The Woke lexicon How to respond to CSJ arguments Sowing

Pastor Jeffery continues our Critical Social Justice series talking about how “wokeness” is more a set of strategies than a worldview. Further reading for this series: Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay, Cynical Theories: how activist scholarship made everything about race, gender, and identity – and why this harms everybody Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Cynical-Theories-Scholarship-Everything-Everybody/dp/B08LDSWJ9V/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Cynical+Theories&qid=1638766402&sr=8-1 Fort Worth Public Library:

Resuming our series on Critical Social Justice (CSJ), Pastor Steve Jeffery talks about applying Christian principles to Pincourt and Lindsay’s Counter Wokecraft. No “races” in the Bible; there are nations Distinctions in the Bible have nothing to do with our concept of “race” The color of skin should not be a defining characteristic of people!

NOTE: This is a rebroadcast. These talks originally aired as series of YouTube videos in November and December of 2020. Pastor Steve’s 14-video series on critical social justice from 2020, here presented for your backgroundey edification. Introduction Surveying the landscape One fundamental criticism From slavery through Marx to Frankfurt Three more historical stepping stones Cracks