
Interview based podcast about how people's relationship with God are affected by everything and anything life throws our way. Topics involve sexual orientation, drugs, mental health, family past, and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | ||||

In the Confession Booth this week is Patty Mata aka Jesus Ate Too. We talk about turning society expectations and judgments on body image into a healthy perspective to love self. Patty shares how to shift our perspectives, I get vulnerable with my bo... more
Part 2 with our friend Katie Grimes! We've got the advice portion as well as a little something extra for you long time fans - a rant from yours truly about Pitbull and DJ Khaled. Come listen to us wrap things up nicely then unravel out of character ... more
Being positive when things are going poorly is a great quality, but too much positivity can become dismissive. Katie Grimes is in The Confession Booth this week and next to discuss the dangers of Toxic Positivity. We discuss the dangers of always say... more
A sense of community is one of the greatest strengths to any group of people and church is no exception. It can be great for holding each other accountable and growing together, but does that Christian love stay when someone leaves Christianity? Alle... more
When John first told me about his podcast, I was fired up for the feedback this would get. He touches on topics that need to be addressed, but in a way that doesn’t degrade church or God. I appreciate that he interviews others to get their views on certain topics and how they’ve overcome, and I’ve been inspired and challenged at the same time! Highly recommend!
I’ll be honest, I know John Adams and I love him completely. So I expected to appreciate this new adventure of his. Knowing him, I’m not at all surprised by his straight up truth telling about himself and his journey thus far. But I’m astounded by the rawness, the courage to share so deeply with anyone who cares to listen.
I’m a lapsed church goer. I was baptized as an infant into the Episcopal church, my family was not an every Sunday kind of family. So it was no harm no foul to convert to Ca... more







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