Reporting the Truth. Restoring the Church.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & CultureChristianity |
Allegations that superstar Michael Tait sexually assaulted multiple young men and boys have rocked the CCM industry. But how culpable are the Newsboys? Host Julie Roys and reporter Jessica Morris discuss.
Relationship coach and counselor Leslie Vernick explains how to identify emotionally destructive churches and how to escape them.
What did pastors Jimmy Evans and Brady Boyd know about their friend Robert Morris’s abuse of a 12-year-old and when? We examine the evidence.
Relationship coach Leslie Vernick provides hope and specific steps for moving beyond a traumatic event to take agency for what comes next.
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I so appreciate what The Roys Report is doing for people who have been hurt and neglected by the church. As someone who has experienced spiritual abuse, my heart is encouraged when I see Julie’s intentional effort to give voice to the voiceless.
I used to enjoy this show, but I’m starting to really question Julie’s motives. It’s very biased against conservative Christians. Listen at your own risk.
Really love the content, reporting and interviews. Keep up the good work!
I’m the son of a southern Baptist minister. So grateful for this podcast and the work of Julie Roys. Wonder why the church is shrinking, that trust in religion is waning? Listen to her expert reporting, rooting out true evil in the church which has been destroying lives.
This organization does some important work exposing true abusers, but it has gone way too far into unhelpful and divisive content. Some of the podcast interviews discuss local church matters with disgruntled x-members of churches. The critique of Lakepointe is founded on an interview of someone who just seems upset that her favorite ministry was changed by the vision of new leadership. Do better. The church does not need such gossip….this was not hidden sin. There was nothing to expose. Do bette... more
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The content explores critical issues within the church community, focusing on the themes of accountability, abuse, and the need for institutional reform. Many episodes feature personal testimonies and investigative reporting that shed light on sexual abuse scandals, covering individuals who have suffered or perpetrated such acts within faith-based environments. Additionally, there is a significant emphasis on the growing movement of deconstruction among churchgoers, highlighting how individuals are reassessing their relationships with organized religion. The discussions often include interviews with survivors, advocates, and experts in the field, making it a compelling resource for those seeking to understand and address the complexities of... more
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2. Haley Swinson
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