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Michael Malcom is a pastor and executive director at Alabama Interfaith Power and Light. Today, Michael shares his calling and work in social justice issues. We have a frank conversation about race, how we are all conditioned to see things differently through our experiences, and how we can learn to listen. Michael’s stories will encourage you to reconsider your beliefs about police violence and environmental injustice in the United States, particularly the Southeast. I left this conversation feeling more strongly than ever that it’s time to take the politics out and embrace others with the love of Jesus. Please give Michael’s story a listen now! Stories Michael shared: How he came to the Alabama Interfaith Power and Light and the work they do His calling as a pastor and being the first formally trained pastor in his family How going to school shaped his view of God The difference between “deliberative” theology and “embedded” theology Preaching his first sermon at 8 and eventually running from God How God b