Bekah speaks with Karen González about her forthcoming book, Beyond Hospitality (out this October), which is, she says a "201" course to her first book, The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible, and the Journey to Belong. Karen talks about how working around the world showed her that a faith primarily concerned with purity and good behavior is not compelling to people living in oppressive systems...or really, to her.&nbsp;
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Angela N. Parker's Womanist New Day Lets Scripture and its Readers Breathe

Bekah McNeel, journalist and author of "Bringing Up Kids When Church Lets You Down: A Guide for Parents Questioning Their Faith" (coming Oct 2022, Eerdmans), asks journalists, historians, and theologians to share their stories, ideas, and observations as she gather clues about what's next for Christianity. At the same time, they touch on what's being left behind. While it may be necessary to burn down what is killing us, McNeel invites guests and listeners to say "yes, and..." to what's life-giving about faith.