Rachel Timms joins the Curious Church Podcast to share her story and explore the tensions we may experience in our calling, when things don't look quite as we anticipate. Plus, "I Like It." For links and resources, see...

Jillayne Antoon and Rachel Timms join Aaron and Matt for a special feast of an episode.

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Rev. Dr. Mark Moore joins Aaron and Matt to talk about the place of the creeds in our faith and why what we believe matters.

Plus: A List from Matt.

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Aaron, Matt and Kyu explore doubting and its role in the life of faith. Can you have faith without doubt? Is doubt a sign of weak faith? Or is something else going on?

Plus: I Like It!

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Aaron and Matt (and some "guests in absentia") talk about faith, the different ways that we use the word, and the difference between knowledge and belief. Segment: "Curious Creation."

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The Reverend Dr. Kevin Adams joins the Curious Church crew to talk about reading the Psalms together. And a new segment: "Curious Creation."

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Aaron and Matt explore the world of Bible translations and how we might think about them. We even look at some concrete examples; tune in for our reactions.

Also: What's Your Beef?

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It's a summer fun edition as Aaron and Matt are joined by Saara Spitzer, our summer intern. Apple Talk. What's Your Beef? I Like It. A Collaborative List. This and more!

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Rev. Dr. Kevin Adams and Dr. Libby Backfish (All Star Guests) join Matt and Aaron to talk about communion, what it is, why children are welcome at the table and what that means for the church.

Kevin Adams joins Matt and Aaron to talk about the structure of worship and how it orients us toward God, rather than ourselves. For links we discussed and more, see facebook.com/curiouschurch.