Burn the Haystack

This week, Josh and Jesse review the Ex-Adventist subreddit community on Reddit. We explore the anonymous stories of Adventist upbringings, the strangeness of the Adventist subculture, and ultimately what led to so many people leaving the denomination altogether.

This week, Josh, Josh, Laura & Jesse return in a round-panel discussion on the church post-COVID that we hosted live on Facebook! Come back to hear the answers to all the questions we couldn't get to last week, as well as some of the others sent in by our community!

In this episode, Josh and Jesse respond to your questions on our three episodes on Finding Grace in the Old Testament series. Thanks to everyone who sent in questions, we had a blast!

This week, Josh and Jesse talk with their team about the implications of COVID-19 on the church, what is going to have to change post-lockdown, and what we'd like to see stay the same.

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This week, Josh and Jesse talk once again to Ben Reynolds. This time, they talk about the theme of the Cosmic Conflict, and how this worldview can influence the way you live your Christian experience.

This week, Josh and Jesse welcome back a longtime friend of the show: Ben Reynolds. This time, they talk about the historical figure of Jesus in a way that removes the hyper-spiritualization, mythologization, and misinformation that we often have to wade through to talk about him.

This week, Josh and Jesse look at responses to COVID-19 from a variety of prominent Christian leaders. From Kenneth Copeland to Tony Spell, we discuss how a crisis like this one has the power to reveal what our true motivations are in ministry.

In our final installment of our series on Grace in the Old Testament, Josh and Jesse talk about sacrifice. It's a staple throughout the OT narrative, from Genesis to Jesus, Abraham and his descendants sacrificed. In times of peace and times of war, millions of animals over the course of thousands of years were sacrificed to Yahweh. What can we make of this? Is God an advocate for animal cruelty, or is there something else at work here?

This Week, Josh and Jesse tackle one of the most uncomfortable and strange episodes in the Old Testament: the Canaanite conquest and subsequent genocide that follows. How can we as modern people read this part of scripture and find grace in it? Let's find out!

This week, Josh and Jesse talk about one of the most oft-asked issues people have with the Bible: the seeming huge emphasis on grace in the New Testament, and the seeming lack thereof in the old. This is going to start a conversation about the perceived lack of grace and love in the Old Testament, and how maybe there's more grace than first meets the eye.