What if there are ways of thinking about God and faith that are different than what our traditions have handed us?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpiritualityChristianity |
This week we're talking to Pastor Trey Furgerson about his book, "Theologizin' Bigger" where he helps us imagine a God whose love is greater than anything we could ever imagine. Enjoy! more
In this episode of the What If Project, we down with theologian and author Dillon Naber Cruz to explore some ideas behind his amazing book, "Theological Musings." As the conversation unfolds, y’all are invited to deep dive into the intersection of th... more
NEW EPISODE up with Keith Giles talking to us about the Gospel of Thomas and his amazing book, ""The Quantum Sayings of Jesus". Enjoy! ✌🏻❤️ more
NEW EPISODE up with Jon Turney talking to us about his book, "RJ the Astronaut" and the questions we have about ... everything. Enjoy! ✌🏻❤️ more
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Glenn’s thought-provoking insights and diverse line-up of guests have really helped me along the way of my spiritual deconstruction/reconstruction. Many thoughts I have had during this journey have been echoed in this podcast, leaving me with a sense that I am not alone.
These podcasts open up many of the questions that many of us have been afraid or forbidden to ask about spirituality. This creates a comfortable healing zone of those who have struggled with the various, often conflicting answers from their instincts and others perspectives.
This is such a helpful podcast! Glenn Siepert does a great job interviewing his super interesting guests. If your faith is moving this is a good place to explore. There may be a bigger (and better!) spiritual world out there than what you were handed in Sunday school.
Such an awesome podcast. Dr. Glenn’s work offers sound knowledge, hopeful encouragement, and wonderful guests. Definitely one of my weekly favorites and a safe space to truly come as you are.
It was through attending an online course by Alexander John Shaia (which I was so thankful to be able to do) that I came to meet Glenn Siepert as he was part of the admin of the course and subsequent ongoing learning community that I came to listen to this podcast and then so many other of his podcasts … I am faithfully making my way through all of them and a quote from Shaia here, in this episode, that « He came to roll away the stone from our hearts », seems to capture what Glenn is passionate... more
Apple Podcasts | #216 | Switzerland/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
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