
Do you have questions about theology, the Bible, or the church that you're too afraid to ask? Tired of pastors and scholars using unfamiliar language or overly complicated explanations? Curiously, Kaitlyn is a weekly podcast hosted by author and theologian Kaitlyn Schiess that tries to make theology accessible, meaningful, and fun. Each week, you'll hear a kid ask a theology question–sometimes ser... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Why did the Pharisees clash so often with Jesus if they were genuinely trying to be faithful to God? Kaitlyn explains who the Pharisees actually were, why they saw Jesus as a threat, and why the familiar picture of them as self-righteous villains mis... more
Why did Jesus go to heaven? And if he went "up," does that mean he's living somewhere in outer space? Kaitlyn and Mike unpack the surprisingly strange story of Jesus' ascension and why the Bible gives us so few details about where Jesus actually went... more
Movies are filled with cars, buildings, and cities blowing up—we love explosions! Does the Bible have any explosions? Kaitlyn and Noah, her fiancé, ask what counts as an explosion and elect one "explosion" the best.
0:00 - Theme Song
1:26 - What'... more
The story of Abraham and Isaac is one of the most unsettling passages in the Bible. Kaitlyn explains why God tested Abraham even though he already knew what Abraham would do, and what the story reveals about both faith and the character of God. God's... more
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It’s a good show but it used to be much better when they had new guests and scholars on the show. Mike the producer is helpful but I think having experts in their specific fields answer questions that they are well studied in was more helpful. The conversations were better that way too. Don’t really listen as much anymore.
It’s easy to accept the idea that all we have is on this earth. I’ve always needed tangible things. As someone who struggles to have balance, a healthy fear of God is also a hard idea to wrap my head around. The episode of wisdom being a women which I confess I listened to because I thought women would have “more merit” than men was truly helpful as I search myself. Thank you to Kaitlyn & Mike for their light but rhetoric🤍
Love these kid questions and love Kaitlyn and Mike’s dynamic. I also really enjoy the last bit of each episode where Kaitlyn sums up the answer with that music, gets me every time, beautiful!
Please please bring back guest theologians. The diversity of perspectives and backgrounds added so much depth and really challenged me to think in different ways.
Kaitlyn is incredibly gifted and thoughtful, and one of my favorite parts was hearing her draw out insights from guests through her questions. I really miss that dynamic.
Even if it’s once a month, plzzz bring back guests 🙏
Tune in to hear Kaitlyn's excitement over quirky questions from the minds of curious kids! On this podcast, theology is presented with joy, simplicity, and an acknowledgement of various perspectives from throughout church history.
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A theology-focused show that uses kid questions as入口 to big ideas about God, Scripture, and the church. Episodes mix a friendly host-led format with scholarly guests to translate complex theology into accessible, down-to-earth explanations. Topics span biblical interpretation, Jesus' humanity and divinity, the nature of wisdom, prayer, eschatology, creation, and church life. The approach is notable for its emphasis on clarity, practical faith, and making theology feel approachable for families, new believers, and curious adults alike. A recurring strength is pairing a thoughtful host with diverse scholars to explore big questions without heavy jargon, often weaving in real-world applications and pastoral reflections. Potential listeners who... more
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Recent guests on Curiously Kaitlyn include:
1. Dr. Amy Peeler
2. Mike Erre
3. Clayton Keenon
4. Andy Crouch
5. Mike Kelsey
6. Dr. Malcolm Foley
7. Dr. Joshua Jipp
8. Dr. Nijay Gupta
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