The Mockingcast is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by RJ Heijmen, Sarah Condon and David Zahl, and brought to you by Mockingbird Ministries, an organization which seeks to connect the Christian faith with the realities of everyday life in fresh and down-to-earth ways. You can find out more about Mockingbird at www.mbird.com. Audio production provided by TJ Hester.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianitySociety & Culture |
In which RJ, Sarah, and Dave talk predatory advice-giving, suspicious mission statements, unloving algorithms, and atoning physicians. Also, Dave's son wins a big award.
• Click here to read Russell Shaw's article in the Atlantic, "When Your Kid’s B... more
In the season premiere, RJ, Sarah and Dave talk nightmare summers, tween retailers, ethical checklists, and the deadliest addiction of all. We also learn the whole point of Sarah.
• Click here to read Dave's post on "Lessons from a (Miserable) Summe... more
Mockingcasters looking for something to listen to while the crew is on summner hiatus, look no further! We're cross-posting the first episode of the new season of our Terrible Parables podcast, "The Hawaiian Shirt Guy at a Wedding" in which long time... more
In their last episode before the summer hiatus, RJ, Sarah, and Dave talk afternoon pop-ins, cigarette nostalgia, do-gooder derogation, and rejected generations. Also, RJ watches Cobra Kai while Sarah's son (thankfully) opts not to take over the world... more
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… were a podcast! Can you have the cake and eat it, too? Can you have legitimate gospel comfort built on trustworthy, authoritative words of God and have progressive ideology? Machen and the last 150 years of church history say no. These folks are determined to give it another go. Will they get off the train before it wrecks in a pit of worldly muck? Time will tell. But fun banter and good chemistry between the hosts!
Absolutely my favorite podcast, hands down. I laugh, I cry and learn with each episode that views the world through the lens of the Gospel and continually points me to Jesus
Every time I listen to this podcast, I am reminded of God’s grace for others and myself. Thank you for inviting us into this conversation, to laugh, cry, and marvel at God’s goodness together.
In all fairness, I just listened to the most recent episode that touches on our relationship in society with reviewing all the things. The way David talked about the gift of a good review prompted me to want them to have the affirmation that, yes, this podcast is a gift to listeners. Listening to The Mockingcast is like coming up for the air of grace in a world suffocated by the law. Judgement abounds both in and out of Christian sectors, but listening to these three looking for glimpses of God’... more
I so appreciate your honesty and its corresponding hilarity. The affinity with your youth despite my age floors me. You help me understand my girl, her world, and mine. Adore you all, gifts of God: a human, snarky trinity!
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The content covers a range of topics related to Christianity, grace, and the intersections of faith with everyday life. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, the hosts explore themes such as parenting, societal challenges, and the emotional complexities surrounding holidays and significant life events. Discussions often include humor while addressing deeper issues like perfectionism, social media pressures, and the nature of acceptance and judgment within the Christian community. What sets this podcast apart is its candid, relatable approach to discussing faith, inviting listeners to find grace in their imperfections and the chaos of contemporary life.
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