Derek Kreider from the Fourth Way Podcast invited Judy Croutch Beachy, Rosanna Brubacker and I (Rebekah) from the Kingdom Women Podcast for an interview about nonviolence in difficult personal situations situations. Judy and Rosanna are advocates in the area of domestic violence, with Rosanna having written about Nonviolence in the Home here on the Outpost and co-founded LifeRing Christian Ministries. We discussed what it means to imitate Christ's way of peace and…

https://youtu.be/SisfQgJyhVk Full Sermon available on Anabaptist Perspectives Original published in the Daughters of Promise Magazine Transcript: In about 400AD a young man by the name of Telemachus became a believer and became involved in mission work in a rather remote monastery. So as he headed back to Rome, getting close to the city, he noticed there were lots of people there. The Romans had just defeated the Goths and there was to…

Conservative Christians are the least likely faith demographic to get the COVID-19 vaccination. In an insightful interview. Dr. Finny Kuruvilla, founder of Sattler College, Boston, answers questions about the science behind the vaccines. As conversative Christians largely eschew the COVID-19 Vaccination, this podcast also confronts the question of the Christian witness and our response to the persistence of the vaccine. Listen to the full episode below: Transcript Titus: Hey everyone, welcome to…

Lead Editor's Introduction: We're delighted to introduce our very first book review here at the Kingdom Outpost! Laura Sporre reviews a book about a topic very close to our hearts - pursuing Christ-centred justice and righteousness in the area of abuse. We hope to dive more into resources and writings in this area in upcoming months. I hope you are as blessed by this review as we have been! If you would…

Originally published on The Rebelution in December 2020 I love theology. This complex book we call the Bible never ceases to captivate my imagination. I love to dissect difficult passages, discuss biblical doctrines, and debate controversial issues. But there is one idea that I cling to more than any other. It's not one of those secondary theological issues I like to hash out with my friends, such as nonviolence or free will.…

A couple of weeks ago, a couple of us from the Kingdom Outpost and That Jesus Podcast had a round-table discussion on the headcovering. It was an enjoyable episode to record, especially in terms of getting to know each other as sisters coming from a variety of cultural and church backgrounds. There really were a range of issues and questions tackled.  Wherever you land on this issue, we believe that a thoughtful,…

One thing I have learned from studying history with my students is that critical thinking of past heroes’ work is not popular. My 7th graders and I just learned about the history of science. It was fascinating to see that when a scientist made an important discovery, people believed they were right in every other area of science. For example, because Isaac Newton discovered gravity, they believed every other statement he made…