In this episode Brien talks to the author Luke T. Harrington about his book, “Murder-Bears, Moonshine & Mayhem: Strange Stories from the Bible to leave you Amused, Bemused, and hopefully Informed.” This was such a fun conversation where we talk about the strange stories found in the Bible. We talk about poop and nudity, the weird sex stories and even the parts of the Bible that deal with incest. Buckle up, this is a fun interview and we hope you all enjoy it.

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In this weeks talk for Doubters/Believers Alliance, Brien curates a talk about toxic leaders. Brien focuses on the toxic leadership of Mark Driscoll and others on why and how these leaders became so negative and toxic. We also explore how most toxic leaders are extreme narcissist's who want no leadership over them or mentorship. Toxic leaders are not born that way, somewhere along the line they broke the narrative and have turned into these toxic leaders they are today. We hope you enjoy the talk.

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In this episode of Sacred Collective, Brien talks with Heatherlyn. Heatherlyn is a musician whose music is amazing and full of poetry and deep inquisitive lyrics. Brien and Heatherlyn talk about growing up in the church, where they are at now in light of faith, and so much more! buckle up, this is such a fun conversation that we both hope is helpful to all who listen.

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Heatherlyn can also be found on Youtube, Itunes, and if you want to support her please find her on Pateron.

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Brien gives a talk from Doubters/Believers Alliance on hell. Brien dives into how the Western evangelical church describes hell as not just plain wrong but toxic. We explore why the church is teaching on hell when we really don't even understand it.

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In this talk for Revolution Minneapolis, Brien finishes up his talk on the book, Jesus and John Wayne. In this talk we explore the topics of toxic masculinity found in evangelical Christianity. We talked about pastors like Mark Driscoll and other toxic pastors. This talk is focusing a lot on the book, but it is also a scathing look at how much of the evangelical church has given a mulligan to the toxic pastors and leaders inside of this church movement.

At the end of the talk we revealed that Revolution Minneapolis has agreed to change our name to, "Doubters/Believers Alliance, starting August, 1. We felt we needed to go into a new direction.

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In this episode of Sacred Collective we have a very special guest, Milo Winslow. Host Brien and Milo talk about how purity culture is toxic and vile, and how it hurts everyone. We also talk about our church experiences and our deconstruction and we have a riveting discussion on what it means to be non-binary. Please tune in and listen to this episode, it might just change your life.

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In this Revolution Minneapolis episode, Brien gives a talk on the book, "Jesus & John Wayne." This is part 1 of a two part series. In this first episode we explore the early start of the religious right and the moral majority as well as the rise of purity culture.

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In this episode we are joined by guest MJ Corkern. MJ and host Brien talk all things purity culture. We discuss both of our backgrounds inside purity culture and the toxicity and destructiveness of it. We get deep and personal. Trigger Warning: We talk a lot about issues that may bring up past traumas inside of purity culture. MJ leads a group online of people who are working through and deconstructing purity culture.

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In this episode I am joined by the one and only Keith Giles. Keith wears many hats that keeps him very busy. He is a co-host of the entertaining but engaging podcast, "The Heretic Happy Hour Podcast," as well an author of many books on Jesus and theology. Keith also blogs on patheos and he also runs classes online for those who have deconstructed their faith and wonders what's next? In this episode we engage in deconstruction, church, theology, and so much more..

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