Holy Trash

Now, that the importance of mental health is being pushed to the forefront, there are tons of resources and articles on the subject. But are they always helpful? In this episode, we discuss what does and does not work for us based off the advice given from an article from Psychology Today. 

We've talked about spiritual abuse and trauma in the church and within Christianity. But what about spiritual abuse outside of the church? In this week's episode, we shared our personal stories and experiences with spiritual abuse and manipulation outside of Christianity and the church, how to recognize it, and how we've been navigating the online world of spirituality.

No matter who you are or where you grew up you have probably suffered some sort of trauma. We can experience traumatic things even in places that are supposed to be safe, like the church. 

In this episode, we discuss the trauma that we have gone through while in the church and how it has affected our lives. This episode is not intended to condemn the church but to bring light to the inconsistencies and wrongdoings that have taken place so that people can know they are not alone in their experiences and so that, hopefully, the church can do better. 

Have you ever been told that it's best to stick to what you know? Whether it be your religion or just old ways of doing things? In this week's episode, we confronted the idea that it's bad to explore too far outside Christianity in fears that it will threaten your faith in God and/or open up demonic doors. Here are some things we covered..
*Exploring other religions/theologies
*Angel numbers/numerology/zodiac and horoscopes
*Exploring the gnostic gospels
*Psychics, mediums, and witchcraft

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The quote "everything happens for a reason" is used often when unpleasant things happen in life. But is it actually true? 

In this episode we sat down with our good friend Drew Limas as he told us his life story: conceived by rape to a mother of only 14, his traumatic childhood of physical, sexual and emotional abuse, how Christianity found him at the perfect time, and now deconstructing while being on staff at a church. 

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