The Love and Theology Podcast with @tospeakz & @yamzBsayin

The Love and Theology Podcast with @tospeakz & @yamzBsayin

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  • Ep 3: What's Next?

    #CanIBehonest?! We were going to fully dedicate this episode to talking about where we are going in our near future but we got hella distracted! LOL   This is a fun episode that helps show you all why we mesh so well!  



      Feel free to send all questions and topic suggestions to [email protected] and follow us on instagram at @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin.

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    28 min
  • Ep 2: How Did We Get Here?
    On this episode, @topseakz and @yamzbsayin talk about 2020 and 2021 and how it has helped to shape their theology on life.
    Feel free to send all questions and topic suggestions to [email protected] and follow us on instagram at @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin.
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    40 min
  • Ep 1: What's the Purpose?

    On the Inaugural episode, @topseakz and @yamzbsayin discuss why they decided to do this podcast! Learn about the purpose of this podcast and what you can expect in future episodes. 


    Feel free to send all questions and topic suggestions to [email protected] and follow us on instagram at @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin.

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    This episode is sponsored by
    · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
    Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/love-and-theology/support
    19 min

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Love and Theology is a podcast that explores all aspects of life, relationships, current events, and religion through the lens of two seminary students.