Revolution Church

Religion & Spirituality

About

Revolution is a community of grace and provocation, led by Jay Bakker in Seattle, Washington. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episodes

  • Hell of an introduction

    This episode from Revolution Church discusses the topic of hell, covering its history, biblical references, and cultural perceptions. It aims to challenge traditional views and encourage a deeper understanding of the subject.

  • God or ?

    This episode discusses how unexpected challenges, such as a car repair bill, can lead to learning new skills and highlight the importance of community support. The host shares a personal experience of fixing a car for a fraction of the quo…

  • Conviction and Desire

    This episode of Revolution Church shares an experience of a $6,000 car repair bill that was resolved for $300 through community support and resourcefulness. The speaker discusses the importance of finding solutions and leaning on others du…

  • Displaced by Another

    This episode from Revolution Church discusses "the other" from philosophical and psychological perspectives, inspired by thinkers like Lacan, Sartre, and Freud. It connects these ideas to faith and the message of Christ.

  • Agape as Anarchy!

    This episode, titled "Agape as Anarchy!", discusses Revolution Church and ways to support their work through following, sharing, or donating. The podcast is hosted on Acast.

  • Agape Love as Action

    This episode of Revolution Church discusses agape love as action. The hosts also provide information on how listeners can support their work.

  • The Trouble with Galatians - Part 7 (The Finale)

    This is the seventh and final part of the Revolution Church podcast series "The Trouble with Galatians." The episode concludes the series and encourages listeners to support the podcast.

  • Born to Kill?

    This episode of Revolution Church, titled "Born to Kill?", explores themes of faith, humanity, and conformity, questioning whether important commandments have been discarded. The discussion touches upon war, patriotism, and tradition.

  • The Trouble with Galatians - Part 5

    In this episode, titled "The Trouble with Galatians - Part 5", Jay from Revolution Church talks about love. Listeners can support the podcast through various online platforms.

  • The Trouble with Galatians - Part 4

    This is the fourth part of Revolution Church's annual series on the book of Galatians. The episode continues the discussion on the challenges and interpretations surrounding Galatians.

  • Sacred and Secular (and the halftime shows)

    This episode explores the themes of sacred and secular, emphasizing their interconnectedness. The discussion covers current events, community support, the role of politics in faith, and the importance of an inclusive understanding of spiri…

  • The Trouble with Galatians - Part 3

    In this third installment of the yearly series on Galatians, the team at Revolution Church discusses the letter and expresses appreciation for their community.

  • The Trouble with Galatians - Part 2

    In this second installment of the Galatians series, the Revolution Church explores the book of Galatians. This episode continues the teaching series on the biblical text.

  • The Failings of Faith

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the host encourages listeners to support one another through difficult times. The discussion focuses on finding action and community togetherness.

  • MLK Day Gathering - Celebrating the legacy of Dr. King

    This episode of Revolution Church features a gathering dedicated to celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

  • The Trouble With Galatians: Part 1

    The episode examines the Epistle to the Galatians, beginning a series on the topic within the context of the Revolution Church community.

  • No Monopoly and the Big Other

    This episode from Revolution Church discusses the concepts of monopoly and the Big Other. It also includes information on supporting Pete Rollins and the Why Theory Podcast.

  • Back To Rome

    The Back To Rome episode covers updates and information related to Revolution Church. The episode includes details on how listeners can support the ministry.

  • Won't You Be My?

    This episode of Revolution Church discusses the concept of being neighbors. The program also mentions ways for listeners to support the church's mission.

  • Tear Down the Steeple and Free the People

    This episode explores the concept of reclaiming humanity within a religious context. It invites listeners to engage with the Revolution Church community.

  • What Have We Become?

    This episode of Revolution Church, titled What Have We Become?, invites listeners to engage with the community and includes information on how to support the church's mission.

  • Ethical Temptation

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the team discusses the topic of ethical temptation and invites listeners to connect with and support their community.

  • Not a Pawn

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the community is thanked for their ongoing support and participation. Links are provided for those who wish to follow, share, or donate to the organization.

  • We're Going to Need a Bigger Perspective

    The host of Revolution Church discusses shifting perspectives in the latest episode. Listeners are invited to support the ministry through various online channels and social media platforms.

  • Jay & Ian Jesus, Untamed | Scandalous Grace & Community

    Ian McConnell, Lead Pastor of Fabric, joins Jay for a discussion on Jesus, Untamed, focusing on themes of scandalous grace and community.

  • Who is My Neighbor - The Legacy of Jesus

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the message explores the theme of identifying one's neighbor and the legacy of Jesus.

  • Why Revolution

    This episode discusses the importance of biblical scholarship and the tendency to align scripture with personal views rather than teachings. The listeners are encouraged to consider the potential for reconciliation and the future of Christ…

  • Context Part 2

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the series on context continues. The episode includes information on how to support and engage with the church community.

  • Context - Part 1

    In this episode of Revolution Church, the series on context begins by focusing on the perspective of Paul. The talk emphasizes that the first duty of love is to listen.

  • Biblical Love?

    In this episode, the topic of biblical love is discussed, with an emphasis on the importance of listening. The episode also includes information on how to support and connect with Revolution Church.

  • Ideology

    This episode discusses the concept of removing anything that hinders the ability to love others, referencing the idea of dismantling personal "idols" even within a religious context.

  • A Split Consciousness

    Jay discusses the importance of choosing love, fighting against apathy, and reflecting on the impact of indoctrination based on the works of Paul Tillich. The episode encourages listeners to remain committed to their values despite public…

  • Better Without Christianity

    This episode examines the criticism that Christianity has been used to ignore or support historical and modern discrimination. It considers how religious teachings are sometimes misinterpreted to justify intolerance rather than the love pr…

  • Paul and Sexism

    Jay explores critiques of Paul's writings, specifically regarding hierarchy and equality in Christianity. The episode examines the context and authorship of these passages in order to better understand their meaning.

  • You Are Still Accepted

    Jay concludes the discussion on Paul Tillich's "You Are Accepted," exploring themes of religion, community, morality, and inclusion. The episode emphasizes the concept of being accepted and how it serves as a foundation for showing grace t…

  • A Sermon About A Sermon

    Jay discusses Paul Tillich's message "You Are Accepted," reflecting on themes of inclusion, cynicism, hostility, and estrangement in this episode of Revolution Church.

  • House On Eggshells.

    This episode discusses the role of grace in Christianity and how it challenges human logic in relationships. It examines how individual perceptions of God's character impact how people treat others.

  • The Outsider

    In this episode of Revolution Church, Jay delivers a philosophical talk and discusses a book by Todd McGowan.

  • Dear Internet

    Brian presents a letter addressed to the internet regarding the topic of Grace. He also shares a request for listener support for Revolution Church.

  • Why Grace?

    This episode of Revolution Church explores the concept and importance of grace.

  • What a World We Live In

    In this episode of Revolution Church, Jay discusses the challenge of balancing personal well-being with active engagement in the world. He looks to Matthew 5 and the Beatitudes to emphasize the importance of non-violence, community, and em…

  • Human Dignity

    This episode of Revolution Church explores the importance of human dignity by discussing the biblical call to love one's enemies. It encourages listeners to move beyond scapegoating and division toward reconciliation and compassion.

  • A Follower's Perspective

    In this episode, Jay discusses how limiting one's perspective to the teachings of Jesus affects one's view of society. The episode explores the meaning of prioritizing God and how this approach differs from conventional learning.

  • It's Time For a Reformation.

    A Revolution Church episode exploring the necessity of a reformation, focusing on moving past the demand for perfection. Jay Bakker reflects on themes of growth and progress within the church.

  • For the Least of These

    This episode explores the concept of "the least of these" based on Matthew 25, discussing the importance of helping others without judging who is deserving. The message emphasizes that this call to care applies to everyone.

  • Galatians 2025: Part 10 - The Finale

    In this episode of the Galatians 2025 series, the discussion focuses on inheriting the Kingdom of God, the importance of grace, and living according to the teachings of Jesus. The episode also explores Paul's encouragement regarding restor…

  • Galatians 2025: Part 9 - Instead of Loving One Another

    This sermon from the Galatians 2025 series explores themes of grace, compassion, and justice. The teaching references Paul’s writings and emphasizes the biblical commandment to love your neighbor as yourself.

  • Galatians 2025: Part 8 - Love or Circumcision

    In this episode of the Galatians series, Paul's warnings against re-establishing old legalistic restrictions in the face of grace and faith are discussed. The episode explores the concept of freedom and the futility of relying on outdated…

  • Why Revolution? (Brian Yarbrough)

    Brian Yarbrough discusses his personal story and explains his reasons for supporting Revolution Church. He invites listeners to share their own experiences and ways the church has impacted their lives.

  • Love and Grace Is a Broken Record.

    In this episode, Revolution Church explores the central themes of love and grace as discussed in Galatians 3:28. The message emphasizes the importance of remembering our shared identity as one, despite societal divisions such as politics.