HeyJaredBarely Believing Podcast
This is the only podcast for people who live their faith in the open... or barely at all.
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Can Christians Disagree Without Dividing? (opens the original)
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Can Christians disagree without dividing the church? Christian unity does not mean unanimity—and disagreement does not have to become toxic conflict. Christians disagree about theology, biblical interpretation, church leadership, culture, strategy and personal preferences. The real question is whether we can disagree without taking it personally, attacking one another or bringing the mission to a stop. In this episode of the Barely Believing Podcast, Pastor Dustin Hall explores: • Why we take di
Do I Have to Go to Church to Be Saved? (opens the original)
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Can you follow Jesus without attending church? Does missing church mean you aren’t saved? And what if you’ve been hurt by the church? Going to church doesn’t earn salvation—but that may not be the only question we should be asking. The Bible never describes following Jesus as a private journey. God places us among imperfect people because community is part of how He grows us, refines us, and even heals us. In this episode, we explore why you don’t need the church to replace Jesus—but you may nee
Will We Still be Married In Heaven? Did God Approve Polygamy? (opens the original)
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f you’ve spent your life loving someone, what happens to that relationship in the resurrection? Jesus said people will no longer marry in heaven—but does that mean your spouse simply becomes another person? Will you still know them? Will the life you shared still matter?Then there’s another difficult question: If God designed marriage for two people, why did Abraham, Jacob, David, and Solomon have multiple wives? Did God endorse polygamy—or did He regulate a broken practice while continuing to p
Why Did Jesus Say, "Don't Tell Anyone"? (opens the original)
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Jesus healed people—and then told them to keep quiet. He silenced demons who correctly identified Him. He told Peter not to reveal that He was the Christ. Yet in Mark 5, Jesus commanded a restored man to go home and tell everyone what the Lord had done for him. So why were some people told to remain silent while another was sent out to spread the news? In this episode of Barely Believing, we explore one of the strangest patterns in the Gospel of Mark. We’ll discover why publicity sometimes inter
Why Does God Ask Questions He Knows the Answer to? (opens the original)
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If God already knows everything, why does He ask so many questions?“Where are you?”“Do you want to be made well?”“Who do you say that I am?”“Do you love Me?”And if God already knew Abraham’s heart, why did He test him—and then say, “Now I know”?In this episode of Barely Believing, Pastor Dustin Hall explores some of the strangest questions God asks in the Bible. These questions aren’t filling gaps in God’s knowledge. They are invitations that bring our hidden fears, desires, loyalties, failures,
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