Saved-ish Podcast

What happens when church hurt spills into how we parent, vote, or show up online? This episode unpacks the messy impact of spiritual wounds on our public witnessand the grace it takes to heal it. #TheWitnessWrecked #SavedishPod

From gossip masked as prayer to silenced trauma, this episode exposes the painful realities of being hurt by fellow believersand explores what healing accountability inside the church really looks like. #TheWoundWithin #SavedishPod

Should pastors be wearing designer clothes and driving luxury vehicles? How do we reconcile what the Bible says about tithing with our fear of greed or mismanagement of funds? In this episode, our co-hosts evaluate how church leaders should balance material wealth with spiritual responsibilities. They tackle the concept of "prosperity preaching" and reflect on the impact of a pastor's lifestyle on congregational faith and church perception.

To kick off the 2025 season, co-hosts Keith and Katelyn welcome a new third mic, Kielle. In this episode, they discuss the intersection of romantic relationships and the Christian faith from three different perspectives: a person married to their long-term partner, a single person fresh off a "ghosting" situation, and a single parent pursuing love post-divorce. The hosts touch on topics like emotional healing, the importance of being equally yoked in faith with a partner, and the controversy of sex before marriage. Tune in as Saved-ish tackles the complexities of dating and what our faith teaches us about how to show up in partnership.

Conviction is defined as a firmly held belief or opinion, often driven by strong personal or moral principles. Sin refers to any serious wrongdoing or offense against ethical norms or societal standards. In this episode, we are joined by our producer Kahlil as we reflect on the inner tension between knowing what is morally right (conviction) and acting contrary to that understanding (sin), illustrating the challenge of maintaining integrity in the face of personal weaknesses or societal pressures.

For as long as we know, war has been a part of human history. The Bible has stories where God is directly involved in battles. In our modern era, we have witnessed invasions, terrorism, and war crimes across nations. Some may question, why does God allow such suffering? In this episode, we are joined by Air Force veteran and Reverend Don Hutchins as we explore Gods role in a world so often defined by conflict.

Does God view all sins the same? In what ways does the church culture emphasize certain sins over others, and what impact does this have on the faith-based community? Our co-hosts Keith and Katelyn discuss the hierarchy of sin.

Video referenced at 14:15: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx0AjK14A3E

Part 2 of 2: Continuing the conversation from our last episode, "Is God Voting for Harris or Trump," we invite our Pastor Dexter Nutall to help us process the results of the election and the emotions many are feeling.