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Unfeigned Christianity

Becoming Christians who are theologically anchored, emotionally healthy, and loving others well.

Podcast · By Asher Witmer · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 9, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Don't Forget About Us: A Nurse's Story from Ukraine (opens the original)

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    My sister Kristi is a registered nurse. Last fall she went to Ukraine with a Christian humanitarian organization to teach Stop the Bleed, a course that trains ordinary people to keep someone alive long enough for help to arrive. In a country where medics and first responders are targets, that training is often the difference. In this conversation she tells me about arriving in a city that had been shelled hours earlier, the host who told them his family prays for their lives every night before b

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Made to Work: AI, Toil, and Being Human | Stuart Mullet (opens the original)

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    AI can write a passable paper in thirty seconds. It can edit your podcast, draft your emails, and brainstorm your strategy. So why do so many of us feel busier and more burned out than ever? In this episode, Asher talks with his coworker Stuart Mullet, a former literature teacher who now works alongside him in marketing, about what it means to build a healthy relationship with AI. They get into writing as an act of discovery, the sociology of why time-saving tools keep speeding up our lives, and

  3. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Savings Groups, Business as Mission, and Money as Fuel for Shalom | Joe Kuepfer (opens the original)

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    Joe Kuepfer grew up in Kenya in the nineties watching people he knew die of AIDS and watching people he knew go hungry. He also watched a bicycle taxi driver put a little money into a co-op every week and start to climb. That second memory has shaped his life's work. Joe served eleven and a half years with Open Hands, spent time in Nepal, and has just gone back full-time with Detroit Junk Busters, a business whose profits support a Christian school in the city. In this conversation, he and Asher

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