Lots of preparation for Easter, a big celebration but do we really talk about the Risen Lord Jesus and the 40 days he spent on earth after raising from the dead? Well, Krissy Bakke the hippie Christian wants you to join her for this very discussion. It's good stuff and food for thought. Cause did you know it's recorded that Jesus ate often in this time. Listen and learn.

Jesus is the REAL MVP and Holy Week is a ton like the week of the Superbowl. You get the whole playoff action and on Sunday, Team Jesus wins. This is one crazy way of talking about Easter, so read the gospels to get the full account. But if you want to have some fun and cheer on the Greatest Of All Time, listen. Jesus takes it all on for us and his victory is ours. He is risen. He is risen indeed, Allelulia!

The final Wednesday in the totally made up series called Smash Wednesdays. This week we celebrate people who serve us like veterans. Thus the name MASH Wednesday like the sitcom that was about the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Jesus came to serve and showed his disciples in a unique way before he died on the cross. Listen and think about how you can serve others and thank those who serve you.

Smash Wednesdays, the unusual way of going through Lent continues this week with Head Crash Wednesday. Krissy Bakke, the self titled hippie Christian talks about diving in head first into the Bible and gives some suggestions and talks about the Helper to guide you and help you comprehend it all. This is another short, but worthy episode.

Celebrate Smash Wednesdays with us during the 2025 Lenten season. It's a very non traditional totally made up way to ponder the passion of Jesus Christ. Join Krissy Bakke, the hippie Christian as we have had Door Dash Wednesday, Trash Wednesday and this week is Backslash Wednesday. Turns out God had a whole different idea than when the list was created. This episode is short but packed with several ways in which Jesus much like a backslash on the computer redirects and commands us to love God and love people. Listen and you will even have time to go back and catch up on the other SMASH Wednesdays!

Okay, the title is super misleading, but c'mon ya gotta listen. Krissy Bakke, the hippie Christian has challenged listeners to do Lent in an unusual way. Rhyming with Ash Wednesday, she has come up with some unusual ways to take the time to get to know who Jesus is and do something that he would do. So you absolutely have to hear this one out to get the meaning of Trash Wednesday.

Door Dash Wednesday sounds like you will be ordering Door Dash, but it's so much more. Join Krissy Bakke, the hippie Christian this week and for the next 5 more weeks as we all challenge ourselves to be more like Jesus. These are super short and give you all kinds of leeway to have fun and make a difference. All you will lose is the 11+ minutes it took to listen to this episode. Challenge extended.

This episode airs on Ash Wednesday 2025. The hippie Christian, Krissy Bakke goes a bit crazy with an unusual way to go through Lent. It's a challenge to DO something instead of give up something during Lent. She gives the list out, but it's a bit cryptic. So, you will have to listen for the next six weeks to get your challenges. It's going to be fun and Jesus like. Join in the fun.

You may know Philemon as a book of the Bible. True, but Philemon is an actual human. This week Krissy Bakke, talks not only about Philemon, but several other named humans that were key players in starting the first churches including a runaway slave. This book has a clear message. We are all created in God's image and slavery is not what God wants. Paul calls Philemon to accept Onesimus as a brother. Listen and get the full story, plus a lot of nonsense that Krissy adds in. And oh yeah she cut herself off at the end. So no long dragged out ending this episode.

We can learn a lot from Luke the author of the gospel of Luke and the book of Acts in the Bible. Hippie Christian, Krissy Bakke takes some time to focus on this amazing evangelist since we don't really talk about him too much. Enjoy pondering some really good points we can learn from Luke.