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Sean Gladding

Sean Gladding presents The Naked Man

A weekly Religion, Spirituality and Christianity podcast
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Sean Gladding presents The Naked Man

Sean Gladding

Sean Gladding presents The Naked Man

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Sean Gladding presents The Naked Man

Sean Gladding

Sean Gladding presents The Naked Man

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That awkward moment when Jesus used an ethnic slur. (Texts referenced: Isaiah 56.3, 7; Genesis 12.3; Mark 7.24-27; Matthew 4.24; Mark 7.28-31)
More than likely, you've heard at least one sermon on "the widow's mite", probably when your church was asking for additional funding for something. But is that an appropriate story for such a purpose? (Texts referenced: Mark 12.41-44; 13.1-2)
All too often, unscrupulous people hide their exploitative behavior behind a thin veneer of respectability. But this is nothing new... (Text referenced: Mark 12.38-40)
Jesus condemns religious people who pass laws that knowingly harm others. (Text referenced: Mark 7.6-13)
Purity culture always leads to judgment and exclusion. Jesus says we're missing the point. (Texts referenced: Mark 7.1-5, 14-15, 17-23)
The gathering wrestles with the question of whether God still heals people today. (Texts referenced: Mark 6.53-56; 5.25-34)
Mark tells Yiftach about the painful memory of abandoning Paul and Barnabas. (Texts referenced: Acts 12.25; 13.4-5, 13; 15.1-6, 22, 35-40; Philemon 24; 2 Timothy 4.11)
The disciples are caught in a storm, their boat being swamped, when a ghostly figure appears...  (Texts referenced: Exodus 33.14-23; 1 Kings 19.9-12; Mark 6.49-52)
Yiftach parts ways with an old friend, then has a difficult night with his new ones. (Texts referenced: Mark 6.45-48; John 6.15)
What do you do when you feel disappointed by or angry at a friend? Perhaps even betrayed? Yiftach is about to find out.
What really happened during one of the most well-known events in the Gospels? (Texts referenced: Mark 6.38-43; Exodus 18.21)
Whose interests do our leaders serve best? (Texts referenced: Mark 6.30-36, 44; Numbers 27.17ff; Ezekiel 34.5, 11-16)
“All men make mistakes, but a good man yields when he knows his course is wrong, and repairs the evil. The only crime is pride.”  Herod makes a strong case for Sophocles' argument. (Texts referenced: Mark 6.21-28; 6.16, 29.)
What happens when you speak truth to power? (Texts referenced: Mark 6.14-20)
Jesus sends the disciples out on mission. (Texts referenced: Mark 6.7-9; 3.14-15; 6.10-13)
A short account of The Naked Man's lengthy hiatus before it returns.
Has someone ever tried to make you feel 'less than' in front of others? You're not alone in that experience... (Texts referenced: Mark 6.1, 2-3, 4, 5-6a; 3.31-35; 6.6b)
What kind of faith do you need to be healed? (Texts referenced: Mark 5.37-40a; 4.26-29; 5.40b; 5.41; 5.42a; 5.42c-43; 5.42b)
Two desperate people reach out for help from Jesus, and risk much in doing so. (Texts referenced: Mark 5.21-23, 25-26, 27-29, 30-31, 32-34; Malachi 4.2)
Introducing some new characters to the gathering in Miryam's courtyard.
What do we do when people act out that which we try to repress?  (Texts referenced: Mark 5.14-15; 16-17; 18-20)
Outside of horror movies, we don't tend to talk much about demons or unclean spirits these days. But perhaps we should. (Texts referenced: Mark 5.1-5; 6-8; 9-10; 11-13. The Gerasa massacre happened in 68 CE.)
Divisions that threaten to tear apart communities have always been encouraged by those who fear change.
As a storm builds in Jerusalem, Mark tells the story of a storm Jesus encountered. Or maybe a storm that encountered Jesus... (Texts referenced: Mark 4.35-37; 38-39; Psalm 107.23, 28-29)
What hope have you held for a long time? Have you ever considered giving up on what you're waiting for? You're not alone...
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