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Podcast · By Maya Wilson · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Does God Want Me to Have an Orgasm? | Sex, Pleasure & Purity Culture with Kristen Miele (opens the original)

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    What if purity culture taught us how to avoid sex—but never taught us how to understand our bodies? In this episode of Teaology at the Table, Maya Wilson sits down with Kristen Miele, founder of Sex Ed Reclaimed, to talk about Christian sexuality, purity culture, body theology, sexual health, pornography, marriage, pleasure, and sexual formation . Rather than treating sexuality as a topic Christians should avoid, this conversation asks what it looks like to develop a healthier Christian theology

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    How to Build a Trauma-Informed Church with Micah Morgan (opens the original)

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    What would happen if churches learned to listen before defending themselves? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Micah Morgan, a licensed clinical professional counselor and associate pastor, to explore the intersection of mental health, trauma, church hurt, pastoral ministry, and healing. Micah shares about their journey into both counseling and pastoral ministry and why they believe churches need to become more informed about trauma and mental health. Together, Maya and Mic

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Singleness, Sexuality and Christian Community with Pieter Valk (opens the original)

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    What happens when the church asks Christians to embrace a historic Christian sexual ethic—but fails to build the kind of community that makes that calling sustainable? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Pieter Valk, a licensed professional counselor, ministry leader, and founder of EQUIP, for an honest conversation about vocational singleness, sexuality, LGBT+ Christians, celibacy, Christian community, parenting, and belonging. Pieter shares his own experience of navigating

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Christians and the Problem of Political Tribalism with Vin Li (opens the original)

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    How can Christians engage politics without becoming captive to partisan tribalism? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Vin A. Li for a conversation about Christianity, politics, political polarization, and what it looks like to put faith before party. Vin shares his own political journey, including his movement from progressive and briefly communist politics toward a more moderate "Third Way" approach. Together, Maya and Vin explore how political communities on both the left

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    The Spiritual Practice of Paying Attention with Bethaney Wilkinson (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Teaology, Maya sits down with author and spiritual director Bethaney Wilkinson for a conversation about contemplative spirituality, Christian formation, community, and the call to care for our neighbors and the world around us. Bethaney explains what contemplative spirituality actually is and challenges the idea that contemplation is simply about becoming more peaceful or turning inward. Together, Maya and Bethaney explore how practices of presence, attention, and communion wi

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