Season One — new episodes each week
Story & Table exists to make connections between the stories that we tell and the tables that our stories sustain. Through a lens that is intentionally non-violent and non-dominion, Mike Roth explores an ecology of Christian language that sets loving tables, around which humans are freed and inspired to flourish.
In this final episode of Season One, Mike explains that today’s Christian storytelling on the afterlife is primarily the result of church history, not biblical interpretation. He then traces the evolution of Christian thought on the afterlife to tell a more honest story, that’s capable of setting a more loving table.
Read MoreIn this episode, Mike articulates two vastly different stories of salvation. The first, is a confusing and tragic salvation capable of great harm. The second, is a sensible and truly good salvation capable of making all things new.
Read MoreIn this episode, Mike articulates two vastly different stories of salvation. The first, is a confusing and tragic salvation capable of great harm. The second, is a sensible and truly good salvation capable of making all things new.
Read MoreIn this episode, Mike dives into the Bible story, considering its inciting incident and climax. Depending on interpretation, the Bible story can be a horrifying tragedy or an enlivening comedy.
Read MoreIn this episode, Mike tells two stories about the Bible’s formation, which drastically influence how we understand and read the Bible.
Read MoreIn this episode, Mike tells two gospel stories while teasing out the vastly different tables that each story nurtures and sustains.
Read MoreStory & Table exists to make connections between the stories that we tell and the tables that our stories sustain. Through a lens that is intentionally non-violent and non-dominion, Mike Roth explores an ecology of Christian language that sets loving tables, around which humans are freed and inspired to flourish.
In this episode, Mike explains the deep connection between stories and tables. He also shares a bit of his background to explain why he is passionate about making this important connection.
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