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Protest of Love

September 19, 2014 by Phil Shepherd Leave a Comment

I just saw this video…I haven’t been moved liked this in a long time. Reminiscent of the street corner/soapbox preachers of days gone by, this preacher who was visiting the campus of James Madison University, who presumably thought he was spreading the love of god by preaching a hateful gospel of homophobia and was drowned out [Read More...]

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Journal Of A Postmodern Prophet (A Broken Day)

June 4, 2014 by Phil Shepherd Leave a Comment

Many years ago when I was in seminary I was asked to submit an assignment – creating a collection of my writings chronicling my faith journey over the years. With strong encouragement from my community, the Journal Of A Postmodern Prophet was created. I will warn you in advance that some of the language is [Read More...]

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Welcoming, and Affirming… and Baptist

January 18, 2014 by whiskeyguest 1 Comment

Guest post by Rev. Mindi Welton-Mitchell Yes, those three words can go together. I am a fifth generation ordained American Baptist pastor—my grandfather and his brothers, my great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were all Baptist ministers in West Virginia. My mother was ordained by my home church as a pastor after me, so I get to [Read More...]

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Innersexions

January 9, 2014 by Phil Shepherd 1 Comment

I recently had the honor to be interviewed by my good friend Debonee Morgan, who is taking the bull by the horns (don’t f*&k with horns Bender…come on you know that’s funny) on the issues of LGBTQ equality through her new initiative, Innersexions. Debonee Morgan, LMFT Bio Debonee Morgan a Licensed Marriage and Family [Read More...]

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Look Good, Do Good An Interview With Udi Behr

October 10, 2013 by Phil Shepherd Leave a Comment

If you haven’t figured it out yet, but the internet is a pretty amazing resource. Without completely divulging all the details about the “man-crush” I have on Mark Zuckerberg, I will admit that I think that Facebook is pretty amazing too. Thanks to Mr. Zuckerberg and the fruits of his labor, I indirectly (through an [Read More...]

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Hostage To Inerrancy

October 4, 2013 by Phil Shepherd 3 Comments

It seems like the U.S. government is not the only institution that is being shut down. In my own naivety, that I will humbly admit to, I was not aware that hostage-taking was a viable negotiation tool for not only political but for religious institutions to use, as their fallback to achieve edicts of power. [Read More...]

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No Longer Praying Out The Gay

September 30, 2013 by Phil Shepherd Leave a Comment

I recently was interviewed by Michelle Krabill about my battle living/ministering with chronic pain for her amazing website wordofawoman.com. You can checkout my interview by clicking here. While I had Michelle in The Outlaw Theology studio (I use the word studio very loosely here), I asked her if I could interview her about her evolution [Read More...]

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The Power Of Love

September 13, 2013 by Phil Shepherd Leave a Comment

That’s right…this video is named after an amazing Huey Lewis & The News song (insert smiley face here). Phil Shepherd aka The Whiskey Preacher spoke at Brite Divinity School Chapel on 9-3-13 on the portion of the “Greatest Commandment” that is often overlooked… loving yourself. To find out more about what Phil is up to [Read More...]

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Why I am A Disciple… Of Little Gus

August 5, 2013 by Phil Shepherd 1 Comment

My father W.A. and I share August birthdays. August 2nd was my father’s birthday. He would have been 72 this year. I celebrated his birthday with good coffee and good whiskey. Pop never drank whiskey because he always said he liked it “too much.” Pop was (and is) the greatest man I have ever known… [Read More...]

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Should Men Have A Voice?

January 23, 2013 by Phil Shepherd 6 Comments

The epic trial of Roe Vs Wade celebrated 40 years this week. With being a “post evangelical,” Christian Church (Disciples Of Christ) mainline minister, it begged me to ask the question, “Should Men Have A Voice…in the conversation of abortion?” In this latest episode of Outlaw Theology I pose this question to my female subscribers, [Read More...]

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