The RevCast

The Bonus Track (V)

Pastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's Material Girl, Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together. The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you? New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.

The Bonus Track (A)

Pastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's Material Girl, Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together. The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you? New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.

Well, Well, Well! (V)

This week on RevCast: Cyndi Lauper, the Woman at the Well, and a theology lesson nobody asked for but everybody needed. New episode out now. 🎙️

The Staff of Ra, Sister Sledge, and the Secret to World Peace (V)

What do 40,000 exploding disco records, a White Sox forfeit, Cardinal Crabby Pants, and Ephesians 2 have in common? More than you'd think. This week the RevCast crew digs into Sister Sledge's We Are Family  and discovers that the same cultural rage that blew a crater in center field in 1979 is still shaping how we treat each other today. Plus: Pastor Steve finally comes clean about something, the Indiana Jones canon gets cited as scripture, and we make a surprisingly strong theological case for leaving the toilet seat down. Come for the disco demolition history lesson, stay for the reminder that God is literally building us into something together dysfunctional family and all.

The Staff of Ra, Sister Sledge, and the Secret to World Peace (A)

What do 40,000 exploding disco records, a White Sox forfeit, Cardinal Crabby Pants, and Ephesians 2 have in common? More than you'd think. This week the RevCast crew digs into Sister Sledge's We Are Family  and discovers that the same cultural rage that blew a crater in center field in 1979 is still shaping how we treat each other today. Plus: Pastor Steve finally comes clean about something, the Indiana Jones canon gets cited as scripture, and we make a surprisingly strong theological case for leaving the toilet seat down. Come for the disco demolition history lesson, stay for the reminder that God is literally building us into something together dysfunctional family and all.