Between Cain’s city and Seth’s altar, humanity learns again to call on the name of the Lord.This episode explores grace after grief, faith after failure, and the quiet persistence of worship even east of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Eden.It">Eden. It</a>’s a message of mercy, memory, and redemption set against the Oklahoma red dirt sky—where grace still walks dusty roads and altars still burn slow.

Between Cain’s city and Seth’s altar, humanity learns again to call on the name of the Lord.This episode explores grace after grief, faith after failure, and the quiet persistence of worship even east of Eden. It’s a message of mercy, memory, and redemption set against the Oklahoma red dirt sky—where grace still walks dusty roads and altars still burn slow.

Between Cain’s city and Seth’s altar, humanity learns again to call on the name of the Lord.This episode explores grace after grief, faith after failure, and the quiet persistence of worship even east of <a href="http://Eden.It" rel="noopener noreferrer">Eden. It</a>’s a message of mercy, memory, and redemption set against the Oklahoma red dirt sky—where grace still walks dusty roads and altars still burn slow.

East of Eden, the Altar Still Smokes

Welcome to The Semi-Seminarian—where we talk about the Bible like grown-ups. Maybe you were taught the Bible as a child… or by folks who never really moved past children’s church themselves. That might’ve left you with a Vacation Bible School version of scripture in a world that demands something deeper. This podcast is for the ones asking honest questions, carrying quiet wounds, and still hoping there’s more. Around here, we wrestle with the text, laugh when we can, and tell the truth even when it stings. Because the gospel is better than you were told—and you’re not alone in wanting to believe that again.

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Welcome to The Semi-Seminarian—where we talk about the Bible like grown-ups. Maybe you were taught the Bible as a child… or by folks who never really moved past children’s church themselves. That might’ve left you with a Vacation Bible School version of scripture in a world that demands something deeper. This podcast is for the ones asking honest questions, carrying quiet wounds, and still hoping there’s more. Around here, we wrestle with the text, laugh when we can, and tell the truth even when it stings. Because the gospel is better than you were told—and you’re not alone in wanting to believe that again.

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