
676: Proper 5A OT10 (6/7/2026)
From Pulpit Fiction Podcast by Robb McCoy and Eric Fistler
June 1, 2026 · 49 min
About this episode
This episode explores the calling of Matthew and Abram, emphasizing themes of inclusion and God's grace towards marginalized individuals.
Notes Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26 Genesis 12:1-9 This episode explores the calling of Matthew and Abram, highlighting themes of inclusion, divine blessing, and God's ongoing work through imperfect people. It challenges listeners to reflect on how God's grace extends to all, especially those marginalized or misunderstood. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Pulpit Fiction Podcast 03:00 Exploring the Readings: Matthew and Genesis 05:54 The Calling of Matthew: Context and Significance 09:05 Jesus and the Unclean: Challenging Social Norms 11:54 The Role of Tax Collectors in Society 15:03 Grace and Redemption: Who is Worthy? 18:10 The Importance of Relationships in Transformation 20:50 Conclusion: The Message of Inclusion and Acceptance 23:06 The Healing Touch of Jesus 26:20 Compassion as a Driving Force 27:26 The Calling of Abram 30:41 A Shift in Divine Focus 32:41 Christian Nationalism and Its Implications 36:34 The Imperfect Agent of Blessing
People in this episode
Hosts: Robb McCoy, Eric Fistler
Topics covered
- calling of Matthew
- inclusion
- divine blessing
- God's grace
- marginalized communities
- Christian Nationalism
- transformation
Keywords
- Matthew 9:9-13
- Genesis 12:1-9
- divine work
- social norms
- grace and redemption
- relationships
- healing touch
- Christian Nationalism
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