When Grace Hill began attending Eric Huffman's church back in January 2022, he had no idea how deeply she'd struggled with doubts related to Christianity for over a decade, doubts that led her to self loathing and feelings of isolation so debilitating she even experienced suicidal thoughts. This is the first time Grace shares her story with Eric.

Grace's blog: https://www.wakingupwonder.com/blog

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In part one, Maybe God followed host Eric Huffman's journey from the certainty of Bible Belt religion to the moment in college when he began to deconstruct and reject his Christian beliefs. More than a decade later, he found himself pastoring a church in Kansas City and questioning everything about God. When Eric took a trip to get away from the life that had him feeling like a fraud, he never imagined coming home a new man. This is the conclusion of the season 2 episode retracing Eric's steps from Christianity to atheism back to faith in Jesus.

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Nearly everyone doubts the existence or the goodness of God at some point in life, but what happens when you're a pastor who no longer believes? In this season 2 episode, we follow Maybe God host and pastor Eric Huffman as he retraces his steps of the journey from Bible Belt religion to atheism. Eric visits his childhood home and his college campus to speak directly with some of the people who helped shape - and wreck - his faith.

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After years of following one of our favorite Instagram accounts that shares incredible stories of God moving in people's lives, we reached out to get to know the heart and mind of the person who created it. That's when we met Adira Polite, a young African American seminary student. As gifted as she is at sharing other people's stories on Then God Moved, Adira has for years been remarkably silent when it comes to her own. The more we got to know her, the more convinced we became that it was time for this great storyteller to share all the incredible ways God has and continues to move in her life. Her story is one of God freeing her from sexual desires that conflict with who she believes God created her to be, and while this is one way that God moves in people's lives, Adira wants those who are struggling with their sexuality to know that God can move in our lives in a million different ways.

Featured Instagram account and podcast: Then God Moved

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You wake up in the middle of the night and there it is: a menacing presence at the foot of your bed. Terrified, you try to scream and move — but you can't. It feels like you're paralyzed or being held down by the evil presence. Online statistics estimate anywhere from 8-30% of the population has reported experiencing sleep paralysis at least once in their lifetime. The scientific and medical communities will tell you you're hallucinating. But if you're a chronic sufferer, it's very real and starts to invade your waking hours. So what is it, really? Why are these entities showing up in our bedrooms at night? And how can we stop it? On today's Maybe God conversation, author Vicki Joy Anderson talks about her decades-long battle with sleep paralysis and why she believes it's all part of the larger battle against evil forces from another dimension.

Featured book: They Only Come Out at Night by Vicki Joy Anderson

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As strange as it may sound, the Bible repeatedly makes the case that there really is another realm in which spiritual forces of Light and Darkness wage war against each other. So if we're going to believe what we heard in part one of this episode about angels, we should also have the courage to explore the dark side of the spiritual world - Satan and his dark angels. In part two, Father Vincent Lampert, exorcist for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis of the Roman Catholic Church, reveals how evil seeks to work in all of our lives, and how to stop it. Also, testimonies from four people who say they've experienced demonic influence ranging from sleep paralysis to demonic possession.

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Join the Maybe God team as we dive into a world that is mostly unseen and can't be explained by science, but a world that is undeniably real to the countless people who've experienced it. In part one, Eric Huffman and Dr. Dale C. Allison of Princeton Theological Seminary shed light on the supernatural world of angels, demons, personal encounters with God, and near-death experiences. Hear testimonies from people who claim to have experienced the spiritual realm first-hand, including our own disturbing encounter with another reality in the recording of this episode that left us wondering if we were making a grave mistake by opening the door to this other realm.

Featured book: "Encountering Mystery: Religious Experience in a Secular Age" by Dale C. Allison

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Now that we understand the issues with raising children and creating a family in a hyper-individualistic culture, Eric and Family Teams coach Jeremy Pryor focus on the practical ways we can improve our families by creating multigenerational teams on mission.

Featured books:

Family Revision: How Ancient Wisdom Can Heal the Modern Family, (author: Jeremy Pryor)

Take Back Your Family: From the Tyrants of Burnout, Busyness, Individualism, and the Nuclear Ideal (author: Jefferson Bethke)

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Why does the U.S. have the highest rate of children living in single-parent households of any nation in the world? Why are men struggling to find meaning and significance at home? How are the messages women and children are receiving about family and identity so harmful? This is part one of Eric's conversation with author and Family Teams coach Jeremy Pryor.

Featured book: Family Revision: How Ancient Wisdom Can Heal the Modern Family

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Why should we believe in God? Are atheists and other non-Christians incapable of living morally? Was Adam a myth? What is the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus? The world's greatest living Christian apologist Dr. William Lane Craig answers these questions and more in front of a live audience.

More work by Dr. Craig: www.reasonablefaith.org/

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