What is lawlessness, and what’s love got to do with it? In this episode I talk about the lawlessness we see all around us today, and why acts of and lawlessness are not the right way to address injustice. 

And, it turns out that lawlessness and love are inextricably connected!

Music on the program is by the band “Things Exist”. 

Recently I introduced you to Emily Hibard (see Emily Hibard – Passionate about Nonprofits). One of her accomplishments that we didn’t discuss was that she produced a documentary called “The Honor Project”, which is a salute to ordinary Dads doing the everyday things that make them worthy of honor.

This is an amazing documentary in which her father, George Hibard, has the central role.

 Music on the program is by the band “Things Exist”. 

This week I interview my good friend and partner in ministry, Jim Joy. 

 We discuss several topics, including:

• Who Nones are
• Why churches should care about Nones
• Why Nones should care about Jesus

 Music on the program is by the band “Things Exist”. 

Emily Hibard is an author, sales and marketing guru, traveler and adventurer. She’s also passionate about helping nonprofit organizations get up and running. She’s written 2 books on starting nonprofits, one in California one in Oregon.

Emily believes that “doing good should be easy” … but she’ll be the first to tell you that it usually isn’t. 

Listen as Emily connects the dots between nonpprofits and Nones.

Music on the program is by the band “Things Exist”. 

Hi and welcome to Jesus for Nones, the world’s first podcast dedicated to the millions of people who identify as “non-religious”. Have you ever taken a survey or questionnaire, or had to fill out a form that asked what your religious preference is? If you’re the kind of person who checks the “None of the above” box, then you’re a None … and we’re really glad you’re here!

 This episode is intended to be an introduction to three main topics:

1.     My background, especially my spiritual journey so far.  

2.     Who are the Nones?

3.     Why is this podcast important?

I feel like these questions will come up repeatedly, and I’ll always do my best to answer them each time, but I thought it would be good to have these answers up front in the first episode. 

Music on the program is by the band “Things Exist”.