The Gospel & Everything Else... with Mallory Smyth
Welcome to the Gospel & Everything ElseJoin me, Mallory Smyth on this podcast as we talk about theology, history, culture, and politics through the lens of the Gospel. The Gospel is not just a concept of religion, it's a fact of reality, and it is being revealed in everything.
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The Gospel & Chat GPT, The New Age, and The Oldest Deception (opens the original)
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Also: Celine Dion makes a comeback, A priest is overwhelmed during the mass, and I get a message from Heaven on the same weekend I win a mechanical bull riding contest. Have you ever asked Chat GPT, or another chat bot, a life question and be weirded out by just how good its answer was? It feels like it knows you, understands you, can really help you… Although chat bots can be great tools, there is a very thin line between using them as for productivity, and being ticked into having somewhat of
The Gospel & The Remarkable, Magnificent Life of Archbishop Fulton Sheen (opens the original)
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Plus: The Jurors of Lindsay Clancy Trial, Raves at a Cathedrals, Tragic Anniversaries, and the Sins I Can’t Quit For Catholics, this month is the month of Sheen. Archbishop Fulton John Sheen will be beatified on September 24th. It has been a long time coming and after years of road blocks, this incredible man is finally on his way to sainthood. Whether you love Archbishop Sheen, know little about him, or nothing about him, you will enjoy this episode. I will share how I came to know and love him
The Gospel & Dolly Parton's Guide to An Open Heart (opens the original)
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Also: TikTok atheist pretends God is real for 30 days, and cathedrals are the best buildings ever built Just when we think there is no good news to be found, Dolly Parton interrupts our normal dower, divisive, news feeds with… her death. Sad as it may be, and death is always sad, through her passing, Dolly Parton has yet again reminded us that it is always possible to be a light in an often dark culture. Over the past week, Dolly’s interviews and performances have been all over social media. And
The Gospel & What the Lindsay Clancy Trial Says About Our Media Problem (opens the original)
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Also: Harry and Megan are headed to the U.K, Karoline Leavitt leaves her job, and I went on a silent retreat. The way the Lindsay Clancy murder trial blew up should be studied by historians for many years to come. Only a couple weeks ago this story was small compared to other national stories, and I took an interest in it because of the role psychiatric drugs played in Lindsay’s demise. What does that say about our medical system? THAT is a conversation worth having. After listening to one podca
The Gospel & What Ariana Grande Can Teach Us About Worship (opens the original)
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Plus: "Yesteryear", New York's Assisted Suicide Law, and Solomon's Wisdom It’s the end of the summer, and while I’ve been trying to live in the present moment, avoiding my earning for cooler weather and football season, one trip to Hobby Lobby did me in. I saw a few leaves painted on canvas next to a 40% off sign, and it was over for me. Good bye summer. Hello, fall. Unfortunately, as summer leaves us, I’m afraid the feel good vibes of the news cycle have left us as well. Most of the stories I h
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