Honestly, Though: Real Talk. Real Life. Real Faith. Rebecca Carrell, Liz Rodriguez, and Nika Spaulding welcome you to the table to share in "faith conversations for life transformation." All three have Master's degrees from Dallas Theological Seminary and teach the Bible in their respective ministry spheres. Rebecca spent over two decades in radio in the Dallas/Fort Worth area before "retiring" to... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
If we're being honest, there are parts of the Bible many of us skip over in our reading plans—obscure minor prophets, Leviticus, and the long lists of names. But Dr. Nancy Dawson, who has charted every genealogy in Scripture, says we miss precious tr... more
Have you ever wondered how the Bible came to be? How did we end up with the books that we have and who made that decision? Are all of the stories true? Should we take every book of the Bible literally? Dr. Susan Lim, historian, and professor at Biola... more
As a little girl, Christian Williams tried to flush her tights down the church toilet. As a teen and into her twenties, she was told she was "the wrong kind of girl." Those messages led her to question sexuality, gender, femininity, and godliness. To... more
Everyone experiences mental affliction in some way. Sometimes through long seasons of suffering. Other times through a quiet discomforting sense that all is not as it should be. Dr. Alan Noble sits down with Rebecca Carrell and Nika Spaulding to talk... more
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Not only do I always enjoy this podcast, but I am constantly sharing with friends who I know will love it, too! Episodes have come at just the right time so many times. Thank you, Rebecca, Liz, and Nika!
Every episode, every week, since the previous podcast. I love the wisdom, perspective and guest. Sometimes I have to remind myself we haven’t met and you can’t hear me as we talk. By the way I lived in Iceland asa child. more
I learned about Honestly, Though a couple of months ago, and I’ve enjoyed the episodes I’ve heard. I appreciate their candor in talking about faith journeys, the bitter, sweet, messy, and lovely.
God is using these faithful servant women to speak to us! Episode 121 particularly spoke to me today. I wear a gold bracelet with the word Hope carved into it and I know it is not reminder of a “wish hope” but of the hope I have in The Lord and of His promise of eternal life.
I love this podcast. Whether I agree or disagree, Rebecca, Nika, and Liz always present their discussion and info in a beautifully balanced manner that always leaves me wanting to dig deeper in my walk of faith.
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