Weekly Livestreams on YouTube on Wed nights at 9pm Est with hosts April Ajoy (@aprilajoy), Paul Swearengin (@unconventionalpastorpaul) and former host Jeremy Coleman (@pastorfromok). more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureReligion & Spirituality |
Cynane Shay of Taking off the Tinfoil Hat joins April and Paul for a chat about conspiracy theories within evangelicalism. more
April and Paul talk with historian Daniel Hummel on the history of Christian Zionism: what it is, how it started, who espouses it and the harm it causes today. more
Author and award-winning columnist Jonathan Merritt joins Paul and April to discuss his journey from being publicly outed to being proudly out and his new children's book My Guncle and Me. He also talks about his own faith, his relationship with his ... more
Jason Kirk joins Paul and April for a fun conversation about growing up evangelical. Jason is the author of the funny ex-vangelical novel Hell Is A World Without You and co-host of Vacation Bible School — a podcast with his wife, Emily. more
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Such a great podcast. They intellectually and respectfully discuss so many different issues. The paradox of Christians and today’s Republican Party are something I can’t wrap my brain around, and to find another group of people who feel the same way feels like a soft landing spot
This podcast is such a breath of fresh air! After becoming so disillusioned with how American evangelicals were rallying behind Trump (who is completely the opposite of every Jesus taught- let’s be honest), I felt completely alone in my questions of how this could have happened. more
I have been listening to Evangelicalish for a few years now. My deconstruction journey started at a similar time and I find so much encouragement from all of the hosts. Thank you for great content always!
I was raised as a conservative evangelical Christian (fundamentalist) and attended an IFCA church growing up. I was all-in - passing tracts out at malls, witnessing, attending a Christian school and being a leader in both my church and my school. I attended Bible School and was planning to be a missionary or pastor. I stopped attending church in my early 20s and began a life long process of deconstruction (although at that time - mid 1980s - the word deconstruction was never used). Now almost... more
Evangelicalish feels like a safe place. It has helped me so much as I separate what God says and what society says God says. Thank you Evangelicalish crew for creating this community of acceptance and love.
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