
Pastor Joey Svendsen and a community of podcast hosts from all walks, many holding to the Christian faith (some reluctantly), coming together to de-tribe tribalism, defeat hate with love, find common ground with our fellow man and have some fun doing it. Join us and our guests as we learn more together about God, life and how to come together. Love will win. Might as well join now.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 466 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||

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They have finally made the transition to pure conspiracy theory. They make statements like only crazy people <em>don’t</em> believe in UFOs. Christ is a distant second, third or fourth here.
Five stars, and I am moving to Charleston because of this podcast , seriously!
Pretty entertaining on its own but especially if your interested in exploring some of the gray areas of Christianity. Only suggestion is to avoid inviting that douche named Ryan back - Other than that grrrrreat.
not too bad, not too good, but it is a podcast. Consider your options .
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Thoughtful conversations at the intersection of faith, culture, and personal growth, with a focus on deconstructing traditional assumptions and building inclusive community. Episodes span topics like spirituality, mental health, music, and social issues, often featuring guests who bring lived experience and artistic or clinical expertise. The show tends to blend personal storytelling with practical reflections on faith, doubt, and love, and stands out for its open, non-dogmatic approach and willingness to engage hard questions with humor and humility.
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