Amantha Barbee's guest appearances

Amantha Barbee

Liberation Bible Study

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In part two of our conversation, pastor-musician Amantha Barbee talks about Jesus, learning - and unlearning - how to sing, and the lessons of the guitar string. She also sings live for us in the AIJCast studio!

In part two of our conversation, pastor-musician <a href="//www.amanthabarbee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amantha Barbee</a> talks about Jesus, learning - and unlearning - how to sing, and the lessons of the guitar string. She also sings live for us in the AIJCast studio!

S19E07 - Amantha Barbee, Part Two

In part one of our conversation, pastor-musician Amantha Barbee talks about making deals with God, how justice is intertwined with her call, and the importance of seeing people. Plus, she sings live in the AIJCast studio!

In part one of our conversation, pastor-musician <a href="//www.amanthabarbee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amantha Barbee</a> talks about making deals with God, how justice is intertwined with her call, and the importance of seeing people. Plus, she sings live in the AIJCast studio!

S19E06 - Amantha Barbee, Part One

In this sixth and final episode of a special mini-season of Abolitionist Lent Bible Study, Rev. Amantha Barbee, pastor at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church in Decatur, GA, joins Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill to explore the Easter Sunday text John 20: 1-18 , through the theme of emptiness. Who stops to notice Mary weeping by the Tomb? What do her tears have to tell us about the empty tomb? Where are the empty places in our lives we have not yet seen the resurrection? How does abolition call us to sit with the weeping world where we might catch a glimpse of God's liberating vision?To learn more about Abolitionist Lent click here: www.abolitionistadvent.com/

In this sixth and final episode of a special mini-season of Abolitionist Lent Bible Study, Rev. Amantha Barbee, pastor at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church in Decatur, GA, joins Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill to explore the Easter Sunday text John 20: 1-18 , through the theme of emptiness. Who stops to notice Mary weeping by the Tomb? What do her tears have to tell us about the empty tomb? Where are the empty places in our lives we have not yet seen the resurrection? How does abolition call us to sit with the weeping world where we might catch a glimpse of God's liberating vision? To learn more about Abolitionist Lent click here: <a href="http://www.abolitionistadvent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.abolitionistadvent.com/</a>