In Part II of Why Are You Gay?, Andrew and guest Justin Bullis speed-run through the rest of Martin Sedra’s unhinged sermon on “biblical masculinity.” From bizarre claims about pronouns and Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, to mocking trans people under the guise of “love,” Sedra’s message spirals into projection, fearmongering, and culture war cosplay. Along the way, Andrew and Justin unpack everything from Martin’s bootstraps theology to his laughable takes on nail polish, video games, and “house meetings.” And it all culminates in Sedra’s disturbing, manipulative performance of “washing his wife’s feet” after berating her into submission. This episode is a raw, unfiltered look at how pastors weaponize faith to normalize fear, control, and abuse—all while hiding behind the language of love.


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In this episode, we dive headfirst into the tangled mess of Martin Sedra’s sermon on “biblical masculinity” — and it’s every bit as bad as it sounds. From mocking trans people, to confusing sexual orientation with gender identity, to cherry-picking scripture only when it suits him, Martin builds his argument on fear, outdated social norms, and a deep misunderstanding of the modern world.

It’s the weaponization of faith in action, and by the end, you’ll understand exactly why I call him a bad pastor and a worse person.

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We pick up where we left off last week, only this time Andrew has the correct microphone selected, and somehow Josh and Glenn are even worse. Stephanie rolls her eyes, Andrew yells, and Josh doesn't know the difference between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

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What else can we say to describe this besides Josh McPherson was on Glenn Beck. We will discuss this interview in two parts, but this week you'll hear Josh talk about what Grace City Church did during the covid-19 pandemic.

Well thanks to everything being completely insane, this week's episode is already very untimeley, but hopefully still interesting. Stephanie and Andrew take a look at how Mark approached the politically targeted Minnesota shootings and the escalation of the Israel and Iran war by the US. Some of it goes as expected, some of it doesn't.


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This week Andrew sits down with our new token pastor Steve to talk about pastors. Andrew takes Steve on his first journey through the @pastorswithprops_ instagram account, and they talk about how silly not just the props are, but the shallowness of the illustrations.


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This week we wanted to take the chance to share a little more about who we are, where we came from, and why we do this. Sure, making of weirdos saying idiotic things is fun, but the mission is serious and sincere.



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Andrew decided that he needed a big drag down from vacation, so he opted to tear apart Mark Driscoll affirming a stupid Q&A Charlie Kirk performed on the campus of Washington State. This went as well as you could expect.


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In this episode, Stephanie and Andrew unpack a sermon by Dr. Bryan Fields, focusing on the intersection of evangelical beliefs and contemporary issues surrounding trans rights. They critique the disjointed nature of the sermon, explore legislative contexts affecting the LGBTQ community, and emphasize the importance of compassion in faith. The conversation also draws parallels between historical civil rights struggles and current challenges faced by transgender individuals, ultimately advocating for understanding and acceptance within religious contexts. In this conversation, Stephanie and Andrew discuss the struggles faced by marginalized communities, particularly in relation to mental health and the impact of evangelical beliefs. They critique the legislation surrounding personal responsibility and kindness, emphasizing the need for compassion in society. The discussion also touches on the misinterpretation of Jesus' message, the concept of persecution within evangelical circles, and the dangers of fear-based beliefs. They reflect on their personal growth and the challenges of navigating a world influenced by such ideologies, concluding with thoughts on their future direction as a podcast.





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In this episode of 'Let's Unpack This,' hosts Stephanie and Andrew delve into Josh McPherson's sermon on homosexuality, critiquing its arguments and exploring the historical context of LGBTQ issues. They discuss the concept of progress, the implications of theocracy, and analyze the book 'After the Ball' in relation to societal change. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical texts within their cultural contexts and critiques the condescending attitudes often found in evangelical rhetoric. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of LGBTQ identities within the context of Christianity, exploring the harmful effects of anti-gay rhetoric, the misinterpretation of biblical texts, and the importance of compassion and understanding in religious teachings. They discuss the implications of combative theology, the justice system's failures, and the need for a more inclusive approach to relationships and diversity.

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