Pete recounts a few things about growing up at LBT, then focuses on his journey since, discovering grace, and then begins asking the hard questions.

What happens when suddenly every friend you've ever had will have nothing to do with you? Travis Zappa describes his life growing up at LBT, the control the church tried to maintain over his family's life, and what it was like the day they left.

In which I explain how they twisted and abused Hebrews 13 and then explain what it actually says.

A bit of a retrospective and a look ahead. What have we learned so far? What do we hope to see going forward?

Tying some things together with this episode. Since when is rhetorical ability a mark of the Holy Spirit?

I'm joined again by Doug Bearden. He and I talk about what it's like to restart after leaving LBT, how to find help, and what the state of the church might be nowadays.

Reactions to last Friday's conversation with Rachel, some thoughts about it, and looking ahead.

I usually try to name these episodes after something said in the conversation. This one today? It gets named for my final thoughts after editing it. Listen to the end.

Exploring the origins of independent Baptist fundamnetalism and comparing that to what they've become.

A candid conversation with someone who never really wanted to be there, but did her best to go along and make the most of it.