Pastor Adam Ericksen examines the misportrayal of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s approach to nonviolence and invites us to confront our own participation in systems of injustice.

Adam Ericksen highlights Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of the beloved community which is anchored in the love and nonviolence of Jesus.

Pastor Adam links the rising racism against Asians and Vatican opposition to blessing same sex marriages to toxic Christian supremacy.

This Tokens show podcast episode reveals the work of Jerry Mitchell in reopening unsolved murder cases from the civil rights era.

Suzanne Ross invites Melvin Bray to discuss the social addiction of violence and how we can begin unlearning it.

In this episode of Raven Voices, meet Ike Ndolo. In this interview, Ike talks about his faith journey, confronting racism, and creating music as an independent artist.

The Collaborators Podcast is a 7-part interview series that continues the conversations started at the Collaborators Conference for the Flourishing of Nonviolent Christianity.

The theological and practical case for prison reform and restorative justice is grounded in the truth revealed by Jesus. He demonstrated how punitive and sacrificial systems reinforce rather than quell violence explains Lindsey Paris-Lopez.

Portlander, protestor, and Pastor Adam Ericksen reveals the sacrificial system operating in Portland and throughout America.

Asking, “How would Jesus police?,” Lindsey Paris-Lopez reframes our understanding of service and protection through the lens of mercy, not sacrifice.