Former evangelicals and ex-megachurch youth workers Emily Arnold & Heather Leith hold curiosity-driven conversations about deconstruction, spirituality, and rediscovering who they are. From meeting way back in their megachurch's junior high ministry to working on the same youth ministry team to going to Christian college together, these two dear friends are now processing the evangelical culture t... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this Mother’s Day interview with Emily's Mom, Roni Arnold, we dive into a parent's perspective on deconstruction. We get into the nitty-gritty of what it's like to navigate when faith shifts in a family.
Roni shares how she came to faith in Jesus... more
We cover so much good stuff in this Q&A on Heather’s coming out as a lesbian! After sharing the timeline of processing her queerness in Part 1, Heather answers anonymous listener questions, like:
• How she realized she was a lesbian and not bi (it w... more
In this fun-filled interview with Emily, Heather tells the story of thinking she was straight for her whole life until one fateful comment on a YouTube video led her to question everything. She talks about exactly how she realized she was into women ... more
Emily and Heather dive into some nitty-gritty details about how we moved past the shame around our own sexualities. (Get ready for some very candid sex stories…) We discuss coming home to our own bodies and our own sexual ethic, how our parents handl... more
This show represents what all of us are looking for in a spiritual podcast: authenticity. With all the drama surrounding religion and spirituality (from disowning to literal holy wars), the best we can do is share our own experiences honestly. That’s what you’ll find here.
Just listened to the first episode and I am so happy to have found this podcast! I could relate to so many of the feelings and experience you all talked about. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences as it gives me a space to think and reflect on my relationship to faith, beliefs and god.
Love this. Also I currently go to the school you all went to. Additionally HUMMING BIRDS in the May 16th episode. They have been the same reminder for me and in times of decisions. Thank you for sharing and creating this podcast as I go through Bible college. I’m ready to challenge and find Jesus again.
Every episode I say, “omg exactly.” Affirming, educational and eye opening. I appreciate that Emily and Lauren are not afraid to go deeper and ask hard questions.
I’m 51 and clearly remember in my 20’s making my faith my own. Moving from a black and white faith to grey. This is a normal process. What hasn’t been discussed is the role parents played in the legalism. I think that should be a topic too. I think this plays a bigger role in faith and development of ideas.
I also hope there’s more discussion on Jesus and His ways. What it looks like to love and live like Jesus. There’s freedom there.
Off to a good start. Bring on some older wiser guest that h... more
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