
Stories and testimonies from former members of the Longview Baptist Temple in Longview, Texas, along with commentary and humor from the author of the book which goes by the same name.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

A candid conversation about race and racism at the Longview Baptist Temple, but also a story of God's grace and human resiliency in overcoming.
A word about this title Bob Gray Sr gave to himself--the Man of God. Along with other silly hypocrisies.
What it was like to grow up at LBT being a person of color in what was pretty much an old southern culture and mindset.
LBT took everything to the extreme. Even this niche Baptist teaching that originated in Tennessee in the mid 19th century. Are you in the bride, brother?
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I shared time at LBT with James. I attended LBT from the time I was 1.5 years old until I graduated from the school at the church, then I left. I had, and still have a difficult time dealing with the concept of church as a community, and God as gracious and merciful. This was not modeled for us at this church. James knows who I am. I received honorable mention in his book for driving around in my car listening to what LBT considered the “devil’s music”. James, contact me if you want.
-JS
James does a great job talking about his experiences and the experiences of his guests through many challenging situations. The great thing here is I don’t hear bitterness, though it would be easy to be bitter. I hear very fair takes.
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Listeners can expect a reflective exploration of the experiences of those who have exited fundamentalist religious environments, particularly the Independent Fundamental Baptist movement associated with the Longview Baptist Temple in Texas. Through personal anecdotes, discussions on systemic issues, and critical commentary from the host, the content covers themes of spiritual abuse, manipulation, and the struggles of reconciling faith with complex personal histories. Unique to the content is a balance of personal testimony and humor, allowing for an engaging yet poignant examination of heavy topics surrounding religion and community dynamics. Episodes often feature guests who share their individual journeys, enriching the narrative with div... more
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