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The Unbelief Podcast is your space to question, explore, and release the beliefs that no longer serve you—or maybe even caused harm.
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God Told Him to Check the Yellow Pages (opens the original)
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Long before LinkedIn, Indeed, or even Google, John Doyle says a voice told him to go open the Yellow Pages and God would find him a job. Somehow, that ended with a former industrial painter landing a writing career he kept for six years. That is only one of the mystical experiences John shares in this episode. We talk about hearing voices, visions, physical spiritual experiences, and why he has built his understanding of God more from those encounters than from religious doctrine. Is it God? Psy
Horse Manure, Hospital Trips, and Other Youth Group Activities (opens the original)
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Youth ministry was apparently what happened when churches handed a 24-year-old a microphone, a van full of teenagers, and absolutely no adult supervision. Jubilee Dawns from Healed-ish joins me for a podcast takeover and tour through some spectacularly terrible youth pastor stories: games that sent kids to the ER, teenagers digging through buckets of horse manure for cash, sexually suggestive banana activities, and so much more. We laugh because therapy is expensive, but underneath the absurdity
What If Communion Passes the Turing Test? (opens the original)
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Chris' computer-science brain dragged Alan Turing into the Eucharist, and things got weird in the best possible way. Catholics say bread and wine literally become the body and blood of Christ, which is an interesting place for a very logical theological system to suddenly ask everyone to stop asking follow-up questions. Chris Young couldn’t buy it either. In this episode, we talk about powerful symbols, the Body of Christ, disability, biblical scholarship, skepticism, and how an idea Chris once
The Rapture, the Closet, and the Organ (opens the original)
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Nothing says “healthy childhood spirituality” quite like waking up from a nap, finding an empty house, and assuming Jesus took everyone except you. Tim Schram grew up as the golden-boy organist in the Assemblies of God, trapped between rapture panic, relentless anti-gay preaching, and the growing realization that the person his church condemned was him. In this episode, Tim talks about marriage, coming out, being threatened by his own brother, losing lifelong friendships, and rebuilding a spirit
The Bible's Biggest Skeptic Might Be Its Best Disciple (opens the original)
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Some churches silence doubt. Some shame it. Some hand you a Josh McDowell book and hope you stop asking. This episode looks at the real story of Thomas, why skepticism can be spiritually healthy, and why communities that make room for questions look a lot more like Jesus than communities that demand certainty.
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