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Church Hurts episodes
- Patriarchy, Sexism, and Operating Like We Are Still In The Fall - April DiazThis week April Diaz joins Josh to discuss her observations of patriarchy and sexism in the Church. This is a great conversation about how churches, if not checked, can harm women sometimes without even trying. They also spend time talking about what it looks like when the Church purposefully uses "inclusivity" to point to how it is blameless on the patriarchy/sexism front.Check out April at ezerandco.com and follow her on Twitter @aprildiaz56 min
- Churches Don't Know What to do With Single People - Andy UngerAre you single in the church and are tired of hearing about "finding your other half" or "when are you going to settle down"? This week's guest understands how you feel. Join Josh and Andy for a discussion on the way churches handle (or don't) their ministry to single people.54 min
- When the Church Lies to Women In Ministry - Tash McGill
What happens when the church deceives someone in ministry by not being up front about its actual views. Specifically, what kind of hurt is it causing women who want to serve in ministry when it isn't honest about its theological viewpoint on the issue.
Join us this week as Tash McGill of http://thetransformationist.org/ tells her story of this hurt.
57 min - When Leadership Abandons its Responsibility - Drew Anderson
In this episode Josh speaks to Drew about being a young youth pastor and navigating the church hurt of a lack of support when the going gets tough. You can find Drew at https://www.sumterchapel.com/
51 min - 1 min
About Church Hurts
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People hurt us. It happens—like all the time. But we often don’t expect it to happen in the church..but it does—like all the time. How do we move on and heal from Church Hurt and still love the…
church? Join Josh as he discusses this idea with his guests as they share their own stories of hurt and healing.