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Jamin AI is where theology, creativity, and technology converge. Hosted by Jamin Bradley—Free Methodist pastor, theologian, author, exorcist, mystic, and nerd—this podcast showcases Jamin’s teachings through the creative lens of AI.
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Why I Asked a Man to Leave My Church (opens the original)
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·Aug 1, 2026 In this personal account, Pastor Jamin Bradley describes a difficult confrontation with a man who attempted to enter his church against the wishes of an abused congregant . Although the visitor utilized manipulative social tactics and religious language to justify his presence, Bradley ultimately demanded that he leave to ensure the safety and well-being of his flock. The author reflects on the pastoral responsibility to set firm boundaries, arguing that protecting vulnerable member
The Cost of Calling Out Your Own (opens the original)
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In this article, Jamin Bradley argues that confronting injustice within the religious community is a necessary form of spiritual integrity. He contends that remaining silent when believers behave poorly is a form of complicity that distorts the true nature of God to the public. By drawing parallels to the Old Testament, the author suggests that misrepresenting divine character is a violation of the commandment against taking the Lord's name in vain. Ultimately, the text emphasizes that pastoral
The Problem with Copy and Paste Churches (opens the original)
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In this article, Jamin Bradley argues against the practice of adopting generic, pre-packaged strategies for religious growth, often referred to as "copy and paste" ministry . He suggests that while popular leadership books offer various programs, these methods frequently fail because they ignore the unique community context and individual identity of a specific congregation. By examining the contrasting ministerial styles of Jesus and John the Baptist , the author demonstrates how divine wisdom
Pastoring as the Person You Are (opens the original)
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In this article, Jamin Bradley argues that religious leaders often fall into the trap of mimicking celebrity preachers and famous worship leaders instead of embracing their own unique identities. This tendency to copy styles, tones, and even sermon transcripts is frequently fueled by a desire for church growth or pressure from congregants who demand a specific type of leadership. Bradley warns that sacrificing one's authentic self leads to an identity crisis and inevitable professional burnout .
Ananias, Sapphira, and the Death of Utopia (opens the original)
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In this theological reflection, author Jamin Bradley explores how human frailty and sin inevitably corrupt even the most ideal societies. He uses the biblical account of Ananias and Sapphira to illustrate that the early church’s communal harmony was shattered by a couple’s deception and desire for status.
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