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Pastor With No Answers: The MIXTAPE Era

Joey Svendsen
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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.

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Amy Alderman, Hayne Griffin, Stoy Prioleau and "the Pastor," Joey Svendsen explore "Charlie Kirk worship," mourn his senseless passing, and reflect on today's society when deaths (even murder) are celebrated.  Also, Hayne met and got to know the "80s... more

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Recent Guests

John Mark McMillan
Musician and singer-songwriter known for his emotional and reflective music.
Solo artist and member of Citizens
Episode: John Mark McMillan and Zach Bolen: An Ancient Love That's So Kind, It’s Freaking Me Out
Zach Bolen
Lead vocalist of Citizens and songwriter combining indie rock with worship elements.
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Episode: John Mark McMillan and Zach Bolen: An Ancient Love That's So Kind, It’s Freaking Me Out
Michelle Van Loon
Author and speaker focusing on church identity and faith transitions
Author of 'Downsizing: Letting Go of Evangelicalism's Nonessentials'
Episode: "Downsizing" Your Essential Beliefs May be the Only Hope for Unity in the Church
Michael Sweet
Lead vocalist of the Christian metal band Striper
Striper
Episode: Did Grunge Rock Kill Glam Metal? (with Michael Sweet, Stryper)
Mikey Bridges
Lead vocalist of Sometime Sunday
Sometime Sunday
Episode: Did Grunge Rock Kill Glam Metal? (with Michael Sweet, Stryper)
Jessie Evans
Therapist and founder of Steadfast Counseling
Steadfast Counseling
Episode: "All About Mental Health" with a Therapist: EMDR, Sleep, OCD, Thoughts of Harming Your Kids, IFS
Chip Judd
Pastor, mentor, and therapist who recently received a lung transplant.
Episode: EP59 - Tragedy Leads to Extended Life
Roy Jacques
Close friend of Chip and participant in the podcast discussion.
Episode: EP59 - Tragedy Leads to Extended Life
Penny Sharp
Reflects on her experiences growing up in a youth group and the impacts on her identity.
Episode: EP52 - "Youth Group Days" [PART 3]: Racism, Divorce and Carman Died

Host

Joey Svendsen
Host and co-founder, known for his thoughtful and candid discussions on faith, mental health, and community challenges. Joey often shares personal anecdotes and invites guests from diverse backgrounds to join the conversation.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 363 ratings
  • Jumped the shark

    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.

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    Jason Stein
    Canadaa year ago
  • Revising my review

    Five stars, and I am moving to Charleston because of this podcast , seriously!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leakey3
    United States3 years ago
  • Mucho Fun-o

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Boots Amick
    United States3 years ago
  • Kind of ok quality

    not too bad, not too good, but it is a podcast. Consider your options .

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    1
    Leakey3
    United States4 years ago
  • Too cumbersome

    As long as I’ve heard him, there is no pairing down. Everything has to get talked about. The issue is, it all becomes irreverent and circular. No wonder he deals with his own mind in such a way. From one overthinker to another, dial it back.

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    Larles Chongo
    United States4 years ago

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Q: Would you guys consider yourself a joyous person?
The guests discuss their views on joy, with some expressing that joy can be a permanent mindset despite difficulties, while others emphasize the importance of gratitude and community in finding joy.
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Q: Would you say that the lack of urgency in response to Hurricane Katrina was more a result of an unprecedented situation or racism?
The discussion resulted in varied perspectives; some believed it was due to unpreparedness while acknowledging that racism played a role in how people were situated geographically.
John Mark McMillan and Zach Bolen: An Ancient Love That's So Kind, It’s Freaking Me Out
Q: How did you become a worship leader?
Zach shared about his journey starting from writing songs and connections he made in various church environments that led him to worship leading.
EP56 - God Still Mad at You, Bro?
Q: What does it mean for a Christian to experience suffering?
The conversation points to a deeper understanding of faith, indicating that suffering does not negate God's presence or love and that faith should not be solely about receiving blessings.
EP56 - God Still Mad at You, Bro?
Q: Does everything good have to be from God or can things just be good without God's direct involvement?
The discussion highlights that not everything classified as good needs to be attributed directly to God, suggesting that good can exist independently of divine intervention.

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