
Welcome to Good Books Big Questions: Bold, Loving, and Sensible Conversations About Faith
No one ducks the tough questions about faith on this show. Not the host and not the guests. If you’re disillusioned, doubting, discovering faith, or if you simply want a safe space to dig into some big questions you’ve had for a while, you will find good company here.
You’ll discover thoughtful, honest, an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityBooksReligion & SpiritualityArts | |||

There are all kinds of negative terms to describe the process of re-examining what it means to be a Christian: Deconstruction. Exvangelical. A crisis of faith. What if we approached this more positively? Marty Solomon says deconstruction can be a vib... more
Self-care sometimes gets a bad rap. It sounds entitled. But seriously bad things can happen when we don’t take care of ourselves. Ben Espinoza’s new book Good News about Self-Care: How Nurturing Your Soul, Your Self and Your Sanity Honors God is mean... more
If you’ve ever been bullied you know how crippling it can be. After it happened to her daughter London, Heather Thompson Day and London wrote a children’s book called Can I Sit Here? They wanted to give other kids the words to name bullying for what ... more
Where has Derwin Gray had conversations about Jesus? A coffee shop. A golf course. An NFL dressing room. But many Christians don’t do that. This pastor and former NFL defensive back wrote a book called Lit up with Love: Becoming Good News People to ... more
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Conversations on this podcast revolve around exploring the intersections of literature, faith, and life's profound questions. Each episode features engaging discussions with authors and guests who challenge traditional views on spirituality, aiming to create a safe space for listeners grappling with disillusionment or seeking deeper understanding in their faith journey. Topics often highlight the importance of diversity in literature, the significance of grace and community, and personal narratives concerning trauma and healing. The host, known for her transparency, facilitates these dialogues with compassion, making the complex themes accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences. Unique to this series is its blend of book discussions ... more
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