Et al. by Baylor University Press
Et al. by Baylor University Press
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Join Baylor University Press in exploring scriptural, historical, and theological studies of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam as well as the world of publishing.
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The podcast delves into themes surrounding Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, with specific episodes highlighting the role of university publishing, interdisciplinary approaches in theological education, and advice for aspiring authors, emphasizing the integration of faith and academic inquiry.
Join Baylor University Press in exploring scriptural, historical, and theological studies of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam as well as the world of publishing.
Summary
In this episode, Anna Kate hosts Reverend Dr. Joshua Cockayne and Dr. Gideon Salter to discuss their book ‘Why We Gather.’ They explore the significance of Christian gatherings, the interplay between theology and psychology, and the insights gained from their interdisciplinary collaboration. The conversation delves into the nature of worship, the impact of liturgy, and the challenges of individualism in corporate worship. They also provide practical suggestions for churches to foster a sense of community and inclusivity in their gatherings.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Authors and Their Work
03:00 Exploring the Concept of Gathering
06:00 Insights from Interdisciplinary Research
08:38 The Nature of Gathered Worship
11:28 Liturgy and Its Impact on Community
14:13 The Role of Shared Experiences in Worship
16:44 The Effects of COVID-19 on Worship Practices
24:36 The Impact of COVID-19 on Church Gatherings
27:09 Consumerism in Worship
29:56 Redefining Participation in Worship
32:31 Creating Community Beyond Sunday Gatherings
35:20 Balancing Individualism and Corporate Worship
41:25 Encouraging Ongoing Conversations about Worship
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