Heresy With Heather

I didn't think talking to AI would so horribly shake my faith in humans.

I guess sometimes life is just funny like that.

Join us as we interview Amelia, the AI guest I invented last Saturday. Together, we reflect on what AI is, our theology around AI, and how we can responsibly use it.

Join me and my sister, Katie Kelting, as we go way down to Hadestown and explore some of the major moments and themes in this modern retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice.

Will it be nerdy? Definitely. Will it be worth it? You decide!

Thankfully, I don't wake up every morning expecting threats, suffering, and trials to climb over my white picket fence and come knocking on my front door.

But what about when they do? Do we laugh? Run? Cry? Go full-blown, all-American, cowboy throwdown and show 'em who's boss? Recent events suggest American Christians are a little divided on the subject.

Join us as we explore what it means for Christians to suffer well. We'll hear from voices of the past (thank you, Mary Love), glean wisdom from the saints who have gone before us, and consider modern-day examples of what it means to entrust ourselves to the God who judges justly.

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My bucket list has never involved actual dumpster diving, but digging through a trash heap of good intentions, plastic bags, driver’s licenses, and environmental efforts that refuse to decompose in the landfill of bad ideas?

That I can get behind.

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Baptists are known for a lot of things... refraining from food is not one of them. Was I even allowed to practice lent?

In this episode, we wrestle with the origins of Lent, a Biblical view of fasting, and how this ancient, christian practice can help with spiritual growth. It's a long one. Bring snacks!

There are very few things in life that I consider myself to be an expert in... for better or worse... failure is one of them.

Join us today as we explore pass failures, what we can learn from failure, and how to fail more in the future!

I mean... one right???

We've all had to navigate difficult dress codes with clothing that seemed bent on being difficult. Busy SURELY baby Jesus avoided these missteps? Well... perhaps not.

Have you ever noticed that Christian's can be fussy? Today we delve into the world of Christian standards and try to navigate the hows and whys of what and whens in the world of Christian living.

Are all homeschoolers really book-reading, pajama-wearing, unsocialized, nerds who can speak multiple dead languages but can't hold a single conversation?

Today we sit down with not one but TWO homeschoolers who share their thoughts about common homeschooling myths.

When a leader in the church fails, is it better to look the other way or shine a spotlight on the whole affair?

Inspired by a conversation with a friend this podcast dives into the balance of justice, mercy, accountability and grace.