
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 | 436 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityPoliticsChristianityNews | |||

In today's episode, Tim Whitaker speaks with Reverend Dr. Caleb J. Lines, a prominent figure in progressive Christianity. They discuss the challenges and opportunities facing modern faith communities, particularly in the context of rising Christian n... more
In today's episode, Tim Whitaker speaks with Reverend Alba Onofrio, a queer Appalachian Latinx public theologian and activist, shares their journey of faith, identity, and activism. They discuss the intersections of their upbringing, the evolution o... more
In today's episode, Tim Whitaker speaks with Cody Deese about his journey from a Southern Baptist upbringing to becoming a progressive Christian leader. They discuss the challenges of navigating faith in a landscape dominated by Christian nationalism... more
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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
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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!
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Focusing on the intersections of faith, politics, and social justice, this podcast engages in impactful discussions that challenge traditional evangelical perspectives. The dialogues often critique Christian nationalism and its implications, exploring topics such as inclusivity, social equity, and the evolving landscape of contemporary Christianity. With a range of guests including pastors, scholars, and cultural figures, the series emphasizes personal narratives of faith deconstruction while advocating for a reimagined approach to spirituality that prioritizes compassion and justice in today's world.
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