
Growing Up Christian is a weekly podcast hosted by Sam and Casey. Each episode they discuss the good, the bad, and the undeniably strange aspects of coming of age in the late 90’s/early 2000’s Christian culture.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityComedyChristianity | |||

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This week, we’re taking a look at a twisted ongoing story out of Indianapolis surrounding a megachurch called Life Church. When the son of prominent pastor Nathan Peternel with close personal ties to Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith is arrested for distri... more
This week we’re looking at a little local literature from our friends at the nearby church of Christ. Direct mail is a tough medium with which to elicit a response. I haven’t studied the charts and graphs, but I don’t imagine many people come to the ... more
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This podcast makes me laugh every week while also talking about religious trauma! Super fun.
This is one of my favorite podcast! Sam and Casey are absolutely hilarious. Growing up Christian was such a unique experience and the podcast is a trip down memory lane. The guys show that you can come out the other side of the culty side of evangelism and not be bitter.
Grew up in the same era as these guys. Listened to a lot of the same music.
Intro and outtro music are WAY too loud.
They are simultaneously able to acknowledge nuance without really considering it in their own opinions. If you want straight, white guy thoughts on ex-vangelicalism then this is for you.
If Sam tries to poop in my pool he won’t make it out safely
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Focusing on the complex landscape of growing up within Christian culture, the episodes highlight both the humorous and serious aspects of faith, identity, and the absurdities of youth in a religious context. Common themes include critiques of evangelicalism, discussions on dating culture, and candid reflections on personal experiences that resonate with listeners navigating similar backgrounds. Unique to this series is the combination of comedic banter with poignant storytelling that allows listeners to engage with challenging topics like trauma, faith, and societal expectations in a relatable manner.
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Growing Up Christian launched 5 years ago and published 263 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Growing Up Christian include:
1. TJ Raphael
2. Burton Miller
3. Dan Koch
4. Tyler Eaton
5. Jeremy Alder
6. Dan McClellan
7. Russell Stark
8. Calvin Cadoret
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