The Collective Table

By: The Collective Table
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  • The Collective Table is a progressive and affirming Christian platform for those who want to follow Jesus, work for justice, and celebrate joy!
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Episodes
  • OSC Sunday Teaching - "Deep Solidarity" - November 17th, 2014
    Nov 20 2024

    Welcome to The Collective Table, where we celebrate the intersections of Jesus, Justice, and Joy! This podcast is brought to you by The Oceanside Sanctuary Church. Each week, we bring our listeners a recording of our weekly Sunday teaching at Oceanside Sanctuary, which ties scripture into the larger conversations happening in our community, congregation and podcast. We’re glad you’re here—thanks for listening.

    This week, Claire's lesson is entitled "Deep Solidarity" and is based on the scripture found in Luke 12:13-21 (The Parable of the Rich Fool).

    To learn more about our community or to support the work we do, visit us at https://oceansidesanctuary.org. We hope to see you again soon!

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    30 mins
  • S9E6: What Happened to You?
    Nov 18 2024

    “What prepares men for totalitarian domination in the non-totalitarian world is the fact that loneliness, once a borderline experience usually suffered in certain marginal social conditions like old age, has become an everyday experience …”
    – Hannah Arendt

    In this week’s episode, Claire and Jason listen back to a conversation with Rabbi Sharon Brous, who draws from Arendt’s ideas that loneliness and social isolation are essentially preconditions for totalitarianism. Together, they explore the crisis of loneliness, as well as rituals and practices which go against a current of individualism and competition.

    Reflective Questions for Listeners:

    • How do you see loneliness and social isolation contributing to extremist movements in our communities, country, and world?
    • Who or what in your life is focused on connection, support, and working together? How does this push back against the culture of individualism, power struggles, and competition?
    • What rituals challenge you to look someone in the eye and ask, what happened to you?

    To hear the full original interview with Rabbi Brous, visit our archive here: https://the-collective-table.castos.com/episodes/rabbi-sharon-brous-the-amen-effect

    Learn about KC Tenants here: https://kctenants.org/

    Thank you for being a part of season 9! This season may be over but we have some incredible episodes coming your way soon, starting with Advent and moving into 2025. So don’t be a stranger, we will see you soon!

    In the meantime, we want you to join the conversation. Leave us a voicemail at (760) 722-8522 and let us know what is on your mind. You can also send us an email at tct@oceansidesanctuary.org. Thank you for listening and we hope to hear from you soon!

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    43 mins
  • OSC Sunday Teaching - "Lonely Places" - November 10th, 2024
    Nov 13 2024

    Welcome to The Collective Table, where we celebrate the intersections of Jesus, Justice, and Joy! This podcast is brought to you by The Oceanside Sanctuary Church. Each week, we bring our listeners a recording of our weekly Sunday teaching at Oceanside Sanctuary, which ties scripture into the larger conversations happening in our community, congregation and podcast. We’re glad you’re here—thanks for listening.

    This week, Jason's lesson is entitled "Lonely Places" and is based on the scripture found in Luke 5:16.

    To learn more about our community or to support the work we do, visit us at https://oceansidesanctuary.org. We hope to see you again soon!

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    30 mins

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