S2 Ep1125: An Israeli Christian's Perspective on the War in Israel-Palestine: Lisa Loden

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🗓️ 2 November 2023

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Lisa Loden immigrated to Israel in 1974, and with her husband, founded Beit Asaph Messianic congregation in Netanya. Lisa was the director of the Caspari Center for Biblical and Jewish Studies in Jerusalem from 2002–2007, and served on the faculty of the Nazareth Evangelical Theological Seminary from 2008–2013. She currently serving on several peace and reconciliation-related boards - Global Peace Heroes, Advisory Board of the Bethlehem Institute of Peace and Justice and other initiatives. She is the co–chair of the Lausanne Initiative for Reconciliation in Israel and Palestine, and is a member of several ecumenical theological dialogue groups. Lisa writes on reconciliation and related issues for various publications. She and Salim Munayer edited a book on the theology of the land – The Land Cries Out (Wipf and Stock, 2011) – and co–authored Through My Enemy’s Eyes (Paternoster, 2014).

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0:00.0	Hey friends, the exiles in Babylon conference is happening again April 18th through the 20th
0:07.1	in 2024 in Boise, Idaho. We're talking about deconstruction of the gospel, women power and
0:12.6	abuse in the church, LGBTQ inclusion in the church, and three Christian views on politics and
0:17.1	the gospel. We've got a loaded lineup of speakers, including Joshua Harris, Abigail Favalli,
0:24.1	I mean Hudson, Evan Wickham, Julie Slattery, Tiffany Bloom, Sandy Richter, Laurie Cree, Greg
0:28.8	Coles, Arperia, Brenna Blaine, Catloprieri, Chris Butler, Carol Swain, Brian Zon,
0:35.9	plus a live podcast with Hip Hop All-Star KB, and I mean Hudson of the South Side Rabbi podcast,
0:43.4	Street Hems will be performing throughout the conference, worship by Evan Wickham and Teneca
0:48.1	Wyatt, and also Max Locato is going to be there. All the information is at theologyinthera.com.
0:55.2	Again, if you want to attend live in person, I would register sooner than later. We're also
1:00.4	going to live to the conference that option is there as well. Again, exiles in Babylon, 2024,
1:05.8	April 18th through the 20th. Hello friends, welcome back to another episode of theology in the raw,
1:11.6	as part of my ongoing desire to learn more about the current conflict going on in Israel,
1:18.2	Palestine and the history behind it and the politics behind it. I've been having several
1:24.2	conversations with people from various perspectives, and so today's podcast is with
1:29.1	Lisa Lodin. Lisa immigrated to Israel in 1974 with her husband where they founded the
1:35.0	Bait Asaf Messianic Congregation. So, Lisa is an Israeli Christian. She was the director of the
1:42.8	Kaspari Center for Biblical and Jewish Studies in Jerusalem from 2002 to 2007. She served on the
1:49.7	faculty of Nazareth, evangelical theological seminary from 2008 to 2013. Lisa, as you will hear,
1:55.6	has been involved in many, many, many different ministries, most of which are involved on some level
2:03.0	with peace and reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians. And as you will hear her heart,
2:11.1	Lisa is very passionate about finding her identity primarily in the kingdom of God. So, I really,
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