
Podfather Adam Curry and Pastor Jimmy Pruitt discuss God, the world, and other things, weekly
New episode every Wednesday
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityNewsNews CommentaryReligion & Spirituality | |||

Pastor Jimmy shares highlights from his experience in Santa Barbara and engages what it means to be angry, alarmed, and concerned without picking up a pitchfork and torch.
Adam brings the receipts of practical ways to engage our neighors of other fa... more
A former FDA commissioner says ultra-processed food is a public health crisis "as large, if not larger" than tobacco, and that it is not because we got lazy.
Adam brings back what he learned at John C. Dvorak's memorial, Pastor Jimmy answers why Je... more
Adam and Pastor Jimmy dig into what the Fauci diaries actually reveal - not greed, but pride - and land on the harder question underneath: can you forgive a man who has never asked for it?
Then the fear economy: what Christian influencers are sellin... more
Adam shares the transition he's been hearing all week and a word prayed over him at church that confirmed it. Adam & Pastor Jimmy take apart the reverend telling CNBC that AI needs "guardrails," with help from a 1965 robot who put it better: "I am on... more
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Excellent
Wow, it’s funny but in a bad way.
Every time I hear the Pastor, I keep thinking that’s Mathew McConaughey. As for Adam, it’s so sad. Instead of we get to do this, it should be “alright alright, God alright.
Where is this Unconditional Love coming from? I don’t think God’s love is unconditional if that was the case why repent at all, his love is bottomless and is all powerful but you must please him and repent to receive it. I never read unconditional in the bible
Unfortunately this is just a pro trump, pro gov podcast. No thank you.
Excellent
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Two faith-forward hosts discuss God, current events, technology, and culture through a Christian lens, often weaving in personal stories, prayers, and practical spiritual guidance. Episodes cover topics from media literacy and political discourse to unity, grace in communication, and biblical perspectives on contemporary issues, making the show a blend of theology, commentary, and everyday life. Notably, the conversation tends to center on hopeful, community-minded approaches to challenging topics, with a strong emphasis on prayer and faith-led actions for listeners.
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