Christianity isn’t about pretending to believe something you know isn’t true. Former pastor Nate Hanson and Bible scholar Shelby Hanson sit down with leading scholars and thinkers to hear their best case for Christianity. We bring the tough questions, the doubts, the pushback, and the "but what about…" not to tear it down, but to show why it’s worth holding on to. With over 2 million downloads, Al... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityReligionEducation |
Could one ancient cloth change how we see the resurrection? Dr. Jeremiah Johnston joins us to unpack the Shroud of Turin, its baffling science, strange history, and the image that no one can explain.
Does this relic prove Jesus physically rose from ... more
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Shelby and Nate tackle your biggest questions about hell, Paul, and the authority of Scripture. Did Jesus really teach eternal torme... more
Shelby and Nate explore the intriguing question of why Jesus did not write anything down during his lifetime. They discuss the implications of this question on our understanding of faith and scripture, emphasizing the oral tradition of the time and t... more
What if the stories at the end of Genesis weren’t just family drama—but political storytelling?
In this episode, Nate and Shelby revisit six key moments from Genesis 27 to 50—including Jacob stealing Esau’s blessing, Dinah and Shechem, Judah and Tam... more
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This podcast has been a powerful guide in deconstructing my evangelical Christian upbringing. It has helped me unpack my discomfort with church and start identifying what I actually believe—based on truth, not fear. This podcast is thoughtful, honest, and truly healing for anyone questioning their faith. I tell anyone from my upbringing who is also questioning their faith about it and highly recommend giving this a listen!
This podcast continues to connect with my heart and my walk within the evangelical church. Ive just discovered it and I’ve listened to episodes 1-12 so far. Episode 12, on power, resonates so much with me. I’m 58, a former high school teacher, a believer, and we have left our church because of the group-think and the inability to question theology or leadership. Questioning=learning. Thanks for speaking truth. Thanks for bringing me back to center and validating my need to question.
While the new stuff is great, make sure you go back and listen to episode 1-8, so happy I did, made so many passages that just never made sense clear, just love aha moments
I love to have the opportunity to hear lots of different views, interpretation of theology and ideas. I’m used to being in Christian environments where questions were actively discouraged. To hear from others is beautiful.
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The content is centered on re-examining biblical narratives and Christianity through critical discussion and inviting various guests from different backgrounds. It challenges listeners to rethink conventional interpretations of scripture, often addressing the complexities within faith and the cultural implications of biblical stories. Regular themes include historical context in biblical interpretation, the roles of prominent figures in early Christianity, and the intersection of spirituality and contemporary life. With its focus on nuanced discussions rather than clear-cut answers, it provides a space for those navigating their faith journey outside conventional conservative or liberal frameworks. Unique in its approach, it emphasizes comm... more
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