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Ya know, some things in life just don't mix. Oil and water, stripes & polka dots and in American politics, how about Evangelicals and Democrats?' Good luck finding one of those, right? Well, the fact is - they do exist. And we have proof. Tony Campolo. He's been a Baptist minister for about 30 years, was the spiritual advisor to President Bill Clinton and most recently, he helped draft Barack Obama's campaign platform. A self proclaimed evangelical Christian - who leans to the political left. He's anti war, pro environment, supports gay rights and equality for women. Oh, and he thinks we should all help the poor too. Check out what else he's got to say about the religious right & left.

Every once in a while we do what we re supposed to do on Etcetera, that being; promote the snot out of Steve Brown Etc. On this podcast we plug fast and hard. Use one of the options below for a spectacular display of our pimping skills. Here are some links that came up in this show - BradSucks.net - Thanks for the music Mr. Sucks! Get some tunes and support this guy. - Kevin Kelly - Go to kk.org and visit The Technium for the piece, A Trillion Hours - Carol Kent on SBE - Reasons.org - Fuz Rana on this week s SBE, Friday at noon ET - Rage with Whitehead - Chinese Totalitarianism, American Style - TheMerryMonk.com - Join me for spiritual experimentation. - Tony Campolo and Mary Darling on SBE re: spiritual disciplines I think that s everything. Don t miss the live stream this afternoon at noon ET. The Spastic Mystic, The Comedy Ninja, The Merry Monk, and you! Call 1.888.547.8383 to jump into the stream.

Northwest Yearly Meeting 2008 Monday, July 21, 2008 - 7p Speaker: Tony Campolo

Northwest Yearly Meeting 2008 Tuesday, July 22, 2008 - 7p Speaker: Tony Campolo

Northwest Yearly Meeting 2008 Wednesday, July 23, 2008 - 7p Speaker: Tony Campolo

Northwest Yearly Meeting 2008 Monday Evening Worship, July 21, 2008 - 7p Speaker - Tony Campolo

Our Favorite Lib., Tony Campolo joins us on this edition of Steve Brown Etc. to give us the latest on his efforts to represent pro-lifers “to the highest members of the Democratic Party.” Use one of the options below to listen. Mr. Campolo has been appointed to the Democratic Party s platform committee and he says Democratic officials are open to hearing his argument that abortion is a human rights issue. We talk about that and the need for Christians to speak truth to power in both the Democratic and Republican parties. Tony Campolo is a speaker, sociologist, pastor, social activist and author of 35 books, his most recent being, Red Letter Christians, A Citizen’s Guide to Faith and Politics.

It s not easy being an old white guy. Not that I know anything about it, but Steve has had a week from H-E-double-hockey-sticks. Join us on this edition of Steve Brown Etc. to hear about it. Also, Steve s left-wing, old white guy buddy Tony Campolo stopped by to tell us who he ll vote for and give us his red letter Christian plan for dealing with the immigration issue. Use one of the options below to listen. Tony is a popular media commentator on religious, social and political issues and the author of 35 books, his most recent being Red Letter Christians: A Citizen’s Guide to Faith Politics.

If you re a politically conservative Christian, but feel misrepresented by the Religious Right, don t miss this week s Steve Brown Etc. Conservative spokesman, author and pastor Dr. Joel Hunter joined us to talk about his new book, A New Kind of Conservative. Dr. Hunter holds traditional biblical stands on abortion and homosexuality, but is at the same time seeking to expand the political discussion to include other biblical concerns, such as poverty, justice issues, the environment and AIDS. Use one of the options below to listen. In addition to Joel Hunter, Tony Campolo also makes an appearance on the program to talk about how his new book, Red Letter Christians, and A New Kind of Conservative compliment each other.

Steve Brown is a notorious Scrooge. So, on this weekend before Christmas edition of Steve Brown Etc., we had an intervention. Cathy and I, along with Tony Campolo, cornered Steve in the studio and did all we could to baptize The Old White Guy with the Christmas spirit. Then, when our attempts failed, we brought in the big guns. Don t miss my 7-year-old daughter Hannah s national radio debut in the last segment of the program. Listen via one of the options below. From everyone here at Key Life Network and SBE, we wish you the merriest of Christmases and a blessed New Year.

When choosing teams, everyone wants Jesus on their side. The Religious Right has been scoring political points with Jesus for years. Red-Letter Christians have responded by focusing on the words of Jesus and trying to portray him as a free political agent. Tony Campolo says, "We [Red-Letter Christians] are people who want to assure that Jesus is neither defined as a Republican nor a Democrat." But are they actually playing ball with a new team in town...the Religious Left? (Okay, I'll stop with the sports metaphor now. Sorry. I got carried away.) Tony and Stan Guthrie stopped by SBE this week to talk about Stan's recent Christianity Today article titled, When Red is Blue: Why I am not a Red-Letter Christian. Click the play button to listen here, or download the MP3 for later. Subscribe to the podcast and get the show delivered fresh and free each week.

If you're like me, you may want to be more involved in evangelism and social justice, but often find yourself overwhelmed by the pressures of everyday life. There's just no energy left to strive for holiness and God's redemptive work in the world. Well, slack no more! Here's the surprising solution to our conundrum. Tony Campolo and Mary Darling join us today to talk about reconnecting ancient spiritual practices, evangelism, and justice. This is one of my favorite SBE programs of all time...simple, fun, and profound. Don't miss it. It just may alter your consciousness. Tony is professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern University, a frequent media commentator on issues of faith and politics, and Our Favorite Lib. Mary Darling is associate professor of communication at Spring Arbor University and a Protestant who has been trained in spiritual direction in the Jesuit tradition. She also teaches in her university's Spiritual Formation and Leadership graduate program. They've written a new book together titled, The God of Intimacy and Action.