Who Are the Least of These? – Matthew 24 & 25 with Trey Ferguson
Episode Highlights for Matthew 24 and 25
- "I understand that reference" – How Jesus used loads of metacultural nods to embellish his alarm toward his neighbors' self-destructive nationalism;
- the intersection of the Black church and Anabaptism;
- the Bible is holy because it is a library of testimonies of the losers;
- Jesus' advice for getting through apocalyptic times;
- immigrant-love as a defining mark of Christian witness;
- exasperation with revolutionary violence; and
- where to see Jesus every day.
Our guest co-host today is Pastor Trey Ferguson (he/him). Trey is a minister and public theologian who serves as the pastor of The Intention Church, an intentionally online church community built on the historic Black Church and the Anabaptist/Mennonite traditions. Trey also serves as the Executive Pastor at the Refuge Church in Homestead, Florida where he lives.
You can check out Trey's wordplay on his Substack (The Son Do Move) and his podcasts, the New Living Treyslation and Three Black Men.
He's on all the socials with the handle @pastortrey05.
Read LIT online: https://www.litbible.net/matthew-24 and https://www.litbible.net/matthew-25
More about the Liberation & Inclusion Translation: https://www.litbible.net/translation-commitments
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