Richard Twiss Interview with Shane Claiborne and Tony Campolo

The late Richard Twiss spoke with Shane and Tony about the importance of maintaining his Native American heritage in worship and service to God, rather than conforming to Western worship styles.

[@tiapayne4260]

I can see what he is getting at. Many people still have preconceived ideas of what following Christ means. Most of those come from denominational thought. I may go to a Baptist church but I don't share the same opinions on some subjects they do. Men of God like Richard Twiss are closer to the heart of Christ than the rest of us attending church. Christ met him where he was and He still meets people where they are.

[@MiaZamora7]

This is my uncle ❤️ listen for a good teaching

[@prayingpatriot6551]

I respected Richard Twiss and honor his life, ministry and his widow Catherine very much! I miss his presence among us! Thank you Don Gentry! God bless you and the Klamath tribe.

[@sandrapronteau697]

Meegwetch; I have read the book and am grateful for your teachings.

[@jamesfdionne2528]

40 plus years ago Billy Graham said that the sleeping giants would one day awake and 2020 we are Awakening to Gods Glory we all shall Shine my friends

[@jamesfdionne2528]

This man of God made a powerful impact in my life and now Seven Eagles Ministries

[@thomasmcdavid7322]

God bless all Native American communities. May they all become uplifted and united with all people upon the earth.

[@n8vscience842]

I love this video. Is helping me so much

[@centerfold8]

Black culture has greatly shaped several churches. We are very free and unashamed of our praise as we invite the Holy Spirit.

[@CoffeeattheBeach]

wow Richard Twiss is putting things into perspective, as I have felt the same way about all the contradictions

[@marybrewer2203]

I'm a red-letter Ragamuffin. I like these guys.

[@almeidalisa4]

Beautiful

[@Mikedadof2]

I remember seeing Tony and Richard in Wellington New Zealand @ ctc capital teen convention, it's spider

[@jonathonmccue7271]

Ah...some of those cringey comments from Tony Campolo, and Richard Twiss deflects them and keeps his calm poise at their ignorance. I wonder why settlers do that when ever and Indigenous Person is being real with them?

[@friarrodneyburnap4336]

There is a term I coined "Baptism of Urgency"

[@victoriaburton3921]

Soooo true I am black and native I I got rid of both getting them back for real

[@Apostlistic]

1/36th Indian, "not enough to matter..." too funny! Gentle humour is beautiful. :D

[@Peterneuh]

On

[@steflondon88]

Some of these comments by the interviewers are so callous. good grief

[@adamvelasquez8638]

I want to go