Odd Church explores culturally relevant topics at the intersection of faith and culture. The hosts are Pastors Andy Littleton and Nick Lang, and Creative Director Mike Almeroth from Mission Church, an unconventional small church in Tucson, AZ. These three often find themselves in a cultural no-man's land somewhere between religious and mainstream circles, striving to better understand and apply the love of Christ in a post-Christian society.

Odd Church
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Podcast Overview
Odd Church explores culturally relevant topics at the intersection of faith and culture. The hosts are Pastors Andy Littleton and Nick Lang, and Creative Director Mike Almeroth from Mission Church, an unconventional small church in Tucson, AZ. These three often find themselves in a cultural no-man's land somewhere between religious and mainstream circles, striving to better understand and apply the love of Christ in a post-Christian society.
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Recent Episodes

June 21, 2022
011. God & Race ft. Co-Author John Siebeling
How does the Gospel uniquely compel us to address issues of race? In this episode we play excerpts from our interview with co-author John Siebeling of "God and Race: A Guide for Moving Beyond Black Fists and White Knuckles" and ask each other what the gospel does differently than our current cultural narratives or natural proclivities might lead us to.

June 15, 2021
010. Can We Imagine A Better Future? ft. Propaganda
We’re now officially recording video of each podcast in our new thrift shop-furnished video set, which you’ll get to see if you’re tuning in on youtube! If you need to find us there, search Mission Church Tucson and look for the red and blue “M”. This week we’re pairing up with the Faith Over Breakfast Podcast to host special guest Propaganda to talk about his new book and album release “Terraform” which invites the reader/listener to awaken hope and imagine what terraforming our shared world could look like. We talk about the gospel’s call on believers to bring the Kingdom of God to earth, and how that invites us into a unique way of living that doesn’t allow us to remain safely in our most comfortable narrative, but challenges us to radical love and even sacrificial vulnerability.

February 27, 2021
009. Ravi Zacharias and Christian “Gurus”
In this episode we’re processing corrupt church leadership and God’s justice, prompted by the recent revelations of sexual and spiritual abuse by world-renowned christian apologist Ravi Zacharias. We’ll talk about the dangers of having christian superstars and gurus and why transparency for leaders can feel risky, but actually lends itself to healthier ministries and healthier relationships.
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