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crossRhodes: Reimagining Biblical Politics

crossRhodes: Reimagining Biblical Politics

Michael Rhodes and Marshall Teague 4 Episodes Mar 26, 2026

The podcast explores how Christians can engage faithfully in politics, drawing on biblical teachings. Hosts Michael Rhodes and Marshall Teague discuss the intersection of faith and public life, aiming to navigate the complexities of political discipleship. The show is based on the book 'Reimagining Biblical Politics' and is produced in New Zealand, but the hosts and primary audience are in the USA.

Episodes

Reimagining Biblical Politics: Coming Soon Mar 26, 2026 2:00 Biblical scholar Michael Rhodes, alongside his good friend Marshall Teague, introduce themselves and share the story behind this series, inspired by Michael’s book Reimagining Biblical Politics.
Is the Gospel Political? May 27, 2026 30:02 Michael and Marshall explore how faith and politics connect, unpacking how Scripture speaks into everyday public life in ways many Christians overlook.
Rethinking politics through the Torah Jun 3, 2026 31:27 Michael and Marshall dive into the Torah, exploring how it shapes a radically just community and offers surprising insights for connecting faith with everyday public and political life.
The Politics of Jesus Jun 10, 2026 25:00 Michael and Marshall unpack Jesus’ “city on a hill,” revealing a bold vision of community where mercy, justice, and love redefine what politics looks like for his followers
The Story of Tarore Jun 17, 2026 21:00 Michael talks with guest Denise Tims about a powerful story from Aotearoa, exploring how forgiveness and the gospel brought real transformation in a community experiencing painful conflict.
What’s Worship Got to Do with Politics? Jun 24, 2026 27:23 Michael and Marshall uncover the surprising political power of the Psalms, showing how worship, prayer, and lament recalibrate our trust and allegiance in a world of competing powers.
Worship that restores humanity Jul 1, 2026 30:00 Michael and Dr. DiAnne Malone explore how the Black church embodies dignity, liberation, and community, revealing how worship reshapes identity and forms Christians for faithful public life.

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