For many believers—and even those who’ve walked away—this question hits deeply. The truth is, we’ve been doing the same spiritual “song and dance” for generations. But is that still serving us today?
Let’s talk about it.
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For many believers—and even those who’ve walked away—this question hits deeply. The truth is, we’ve been doing the same spiritual “song and dance” for generations. But is that still serving us today? Let’s talk about it. laurafarhy.com

For many believers—and even those who’ve walked away—this question hits deeply. The truth is, we’ve been doing the same spiritual “song and dance” for generations. But is that still serving us today?
Let’s talk about it.
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EP 07. Why Do We Even Go to Church? Rethinking Purpose and Practice

This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction—it’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil. Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger for truth, this space is for you. Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.

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This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction—it’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil.Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger for truth, this space is for you.Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.

This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction—it’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil. Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger for truth, this space is for you. Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.

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