The New Evangelicals Podcast is here to push the Evangelical Church forward and to re-think how it approaches key cultural issues.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 420 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsChristianityReligion & SpiritualityNews |
In today's episode, Philip Nation joins Tim to discuss the vice president and publisher of Thomas Nelson Bibles. They explore the complexities of the Bible, its translations, and the role it plays in modern faith. Philip shares insights on how the B... more
In today's episode, Tim engages in a deep conversation with Lucas Wilson, an expert on conversion therapy and its effects on LGBTQ+ individuals. They explore Wilson's personal journey through faith, the impact of Holocaust research on his beliefs, an... more
In today's episode, Malynda joins Tim to discuss the evolution of the organization, the significance of the term 'New Evangelicals', and the importance of community and inclusivity in faith. They explore their personal journeys within Christianity, t... more
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I checked out The New Evangelicals hoping for genuine critique and nuance, but it’s just evangelical dogma swapped for progressive dogma. They’ve traded Bible Belt fundamentalism for woke fundamentalism, now preaching left-wing talking points dressed up as theology. Instead of sticking to their brand of progressive Christianity, they dive into politics—encouraging third-party voting and treating “Christian nationalism” like the ultimate evil—while completely ignoring Israeli power and the Torah’... more
I appreciate Tim’s point of view, and he has really great guests on. However, when he’s interviewing them, he often monologues and doesn’t leave enough room for his guests to speak. I really like the Tim and April show, because they have great rapport. Tim is great in that show! I wonder if perhaps someone else could assist with interviews so we can really get the interviewee’s perspective.
Thank you TNE for such a thoughtful show each week. I always look forward to listening! Thank you Tim for your vulnerability and sharing your thoughts and your story. I appreciate how this show is honest, informative, and thought provoking. This is what Christianity should look like!
An independent investigation by GRACE found—among many things—that Whitaker “committed behavioral misconduct in the form of verbal, nonverbal and physical acts that were improper, including a lack of self-control, controlling behaviors, and holding double standards.” This report had been released in March, and since then Tim and TNE has done everything in their power to put it behind them without actual accountability. It’s the same Tim with a new-ish board, new executive director, new website, ... more
An independent investigation by GRACE found—among many things—that Whitaker “committed behavioral misconduct in the form of verbal, nonverbal and physical acts that were improper, including a lack of self-control, controlling behaviors, and holding double standards.” This report has been released and Tim has called other influencers to control the narrative, and also called an reporter to intimidate him into changing his article. After creating finsta accounts to deride the reporter, calling him... more
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Focusing on contemporary cultural issues and the complexities surrounding faith, the content explores the intersections of religion, politics, and social justice. Episodes often highlight the voices of those who challenge traditional evangelical norms, fostering discussions on the future of Christianity in an increasingly polarized environment. Notable themes include LGBTQ+ rights, racial justice, women's rights, mental health, and the impact of Christian nationalism, aiming to support listeners through their faith journeys amidst deconstruction and disillusionment with institutional religion. The podcast's unique approach lies in its emphasis on authentic conversations that seek to be both healing and transformative for individuals grappli... more
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2. Eric Swalwell
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