Our Parables Series continues with the Rich Man and Lazarus. Spoiler alert: it's not about Hell. So ... what is it about? Plus Curtis Holtzen, author of The God Who Trusts: A Relational Theology of Divine Faith, Hope, and Love is our Heretic of the Week!

#103: Rich Man. Poor Man. Inverted Consequences. (HOTW: Curtis Holtzen)

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According to Pew Research, 86% of White Evangelicals believe the Bible should influence American politics. Comedian John Fugelsang, Instagram influencer Eve_WasFramed and author Desimber Rose join us to explain why that's a bad idea.

#178: The Bible and Politics with John Fugelsang, Eve_WasFramed and Desimber Rose

From Sometimes Matt to Sunday Matt, our very own producer/co-host is here to explain why he's a hater, and why something Vivek Ramaswamy said that has him shaking his head.

SUNDAY MATT: Vivek Said WHAT?!

Co-hosts Matthew Distefano and Keith Giles return to the podcast to reveal what this new relaunch is all about. Don't miss out on the new weekly panel format, plus Friday Bonus Shows and Sunday's with Matthew.

#177: Heretic Happy Hour Relaunch - Don't Call It A Comeback

The lost interviews series closes out with a chat with Michael Camp, author of Breaking Bad Faith, out now on Quoir Publishing.

#176: Lost Interviews featuring Michael Camp

We continue in our "lost interviews" series, this time featuring deconstruction coach Amanda Waldron.

#103: Rich Man. Poor Man. Inverted Consequences. (HOTW: Curtis Holtzen)

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