Stumbling Block

This is the final episode of Stumbling Block. Brach and Peter explain why they're ending the podcast and what they plan to do next. Peter's music recordings can be found at: https://soundcloud.com/zonker1984 Our archives are available at: https://stumblingblock.podbean.com/ We hope you enjoyed this podcast.

Peter and Brach talk about Von Balthasar and Barth.

We've been doing this for 5 years now! Crazy!

Brach and Peter talk about grace, Advent, and dabble in some Latin.

Brach and Peter talk about what makes things "Canon" and authorial intent.

Brach and Peter talk imagery of baptism.

Hey, this episode is really old and might be kind of out of date, but it finally got uploaded!

Brach and Peter talk about grades, tests, and education systems.

Peter and Brach talk about learning languages and the differing standards for this at the various institutions we've studied at.

Peter and Brach talk about whether faith is rational, what methodology is, and their own biases.

Brach and Peter talk about some things that have been happening in Peter's town of Madison, WI and process what they mean and what an appropriate reaction might be.

Peter and Brach speak with Cameron Coombe from New Zealand and talk about Moltmann, the Trinity, and celebrating holidays in the Southern Hemisphere.

Peter and Brach talk with Dr. Kyle Schiefelbein-Guerrero about the issues surrounding the history and future of liturgy, especially what we do in these times of social distancing.

Elle Dowd joins Peter and Brach to talk about the intersection of cultural and Lutheran identities.

Peter and Brach talk with Drew Stever about Queeranteen Camp and how we find community in these trying times. Link to Queeranteen Camp here: https://www.facebook.com/Queeranteen-Camp-Official-108245010869049/

Peter and Brach talk with noted Womanist Constructive Theologian and Cultural Anthropologist, Rev. Dr. Linda Thomas.

Peter and Brach talk with Lindsay Colwell, the Director of Youth and Family Ministries at St. John's Lutheran in Kasson, MN.

Peter and Brach are joined by Dr. Josh DeKeijzer, a mutual friend from Luther Seminary days, to talk about the community we have lost in these days of Covid-19. With Brach and Josh both being systematicians, the talk of course turns to Bonhoeffer and Barth.

Peter and Brach speak with Professor Volker Leppin about digital communion, the power of language, and Luther in historical context.