Tired of people using the Bible to justify racism, misogyny, and homophobia? So are we
Do you sometimes wonder:
How can we make sense of the violent words and actions found in the Bible — including those attributed to God?
Is there a way to read the Bible that doesn’t lead to become judgemental, bigoted, and blindly obey authoritarian leaders?
Is the Bible still useful for inspiring a genuinely good spirituality?
The answer is yes! When read honestly and intelligently, the Bible is an incredible source of inspiration and goodness. Join us for this 6-week Zoom class to learn how you can read scripture from an intelligent, faithful, and radically inclusive perspective. RSVP below for the Zoom link.
Class Facilitator
Rev. Jason Coker
Jason is driven to help 21st century Christians translate the richness of the Christian tradition in ways that create space for the common good in today’s world. He has been the Lead Pastor at The Oceanside Sanctuary since November of 2015. He earned his M.A. in intercultural leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary and is working toward his PhD in Intercultural Studies. He is also a part-time member of Human Development facility at Cal State San Marcos, where he teaches courses in social policy, nonprofit leadership, and therapeutic interviewing. He has spent time in ministry in California, Utah, and Ohio, and is ordained in The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and The Vineyard Community of Churches.