
The New Evangelicals Podcast invites you into bold, thought-provoking conversations at the intersection of faith, politics, and justice. Each week our host, Tim Whitaker, speaks with pastors, theologians, scholars, and cultural leaders who are challenging the status quo, confronting Christian Nationalism, and imagining a more inclusive and just world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 459 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityNewsChristianityPolitics | |||

In this episode, Tim Whitaker engages in an insightful interview with Dr. Tamice Spencer-Helms about their journey through faith, race, sexuality, and spirituality. They explore the intersections of whiteness, queerness, blackness, and the kingdom of... more
In this episode, Tim Whitaker engages in an insightful interview with Billie Hoard shares her journey as a trans woman, her faith, and her perspective on Pride Month amidst current social and political challenges. The conversation explores themes o... more
In this episode, Tim Whitaker engages in an insightful interview with Dr. Mae Forrest Barnes. She reveals how questioning hierarchy and coercive power can ignite transformative social change—fueling movements that build community from the ground up. more
In this episode, Tim Whitaker engages in an insightful interview with Paul Hoard. Together they explore the profound importance of play for adults, its psychological roots, and how it fosters joy, creativity, and community. This conversation challeng... more
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Excellent discussion and insight into Islam, especially countering the ideas that fundamentalist Christians have introduced. Having spent a summer in my youth living with a Muslim family I appreciate Qasim’s clear explanations of his faith. We need this dialogue! Thank you!
Very much enjoyed the discussion with Darrell Hamilton!
How can you believe in demi gods (which everyone already knows is mentioned in the Bible) but one God is totally absurd?
How can Eden (a paradise where you literally pick food off trees to eat, except for one) be a place where God needed Adam and Eve to slave for Him in The Garden? How can you go from being a Christian to thinking the devil is really a good guy and God is really the bad guy who condones slavery and genocide?
God had a plan, because he knew we would mess up, and that's Jesu... more
Great discussion!
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
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A thoughtful, intersectional look at faith, politics, and justice, featuring in-depth conversations with pastors, theologians, and activists who critique Christian nationalism and explore more inclusive, justice-minded Christian practice. Episodes frequently tackle religious trauma, interfaith dialogue, and strategies for faith-rooted advocacy, all while centering lived experiences from diverse religious communities. Noteworthy strengths include a steady stream of expert guests, a willingness to challenge orthodoxies, and a practical emphasis on healing, accountability, and constructive engagement across ideological lines. Potential listeners who want nuanced religious critique, policy-informed faith discussion, or interfaith collaboration ... more
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Recent guests on The New Evangelicals Podcast include:
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2. Billy Hoard
3. Mae Barnes / May Forest Varnes
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5. Anna Clark Miller
6. SC Neely
7. Sandra Lawson
8. Jeremy Steele
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