Ti Amour Podcast

Today we talk about what if Jesus was a 'hippy' how would things change if people with different veiws sat with us . What are we challenged with by that idea, and is it what we should do?

In this episode, we explore how Christ’s ministry speaks to marginalized groups and challenges the status quo of his time. Jesus’ actions were revolutionary in how He approached those whom society often rejected: the outcasts, sinners, and those deemed "unworthy" of love. We’ll examine how Jesus' example calls us to live out His love, not just in words, but through action. How do we, as Christians, embody the love that welcomes all people, regardless of their background or status?

In this episode, we explore the Bible’s “clobber verses” – those scriptures often cited as condemning LGBTQ+ people. We look at what these passages actually say in context and consider the importance of proper interpretation. It’s crucial to read scripture with an understanding of historical context, language, and culture. By doing so, we can see that these verses do not apply in the way they’ve often been used to exclude LGBTQ+ people from the church.

In this episode, we dive into questions of identity, belonging, and faith. What does it mean to be made by God, especially when we feel like we don't fit into traditional church spaces? For LGBTQ+ individuals, these questions are deeply personal. But through the lens of scripture, we explore the truth that God made each of us, uniquely and intentionally. Our identity is rooted in Him, and our belonging in His Kingdom is not based on who we are in the eyes of society, but who we are in His eyes.

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Should women lead in the church? Many say no, but scripture tells a different story. From Deborah and Priscilla to modern female pastors, we explore the biblical case for women in leadership and why breaking the stained glass ceiling matters for the future of the church.

Modesty and submission—two words often used to control and silence women in the church. But what do these concepts actually mean in their biblical context? We break down the historical and cultural background of these teachings, examine where misinterpretations have led to harm, and reclaim a faith that values and empowers women.

Were the women of the Bible just supporting characters, or were they central to God’s plan?

In a world that feels more divided than ever, is it possible to disagree and still belong? In this episode, we explore how unity doesn’t mean uniformity and how the Church can be a place where differences don’t have to lead to division. Looking at both biblical and real-world examples, we ask: How can we hold space for different perspectives while staying true to our faith? And what does it mean to love one another even when we don’t see eye to eye?

Valentine’s Day is more than just chocolates and roses, it has a history rooted in faith, defiance, and sacrifice. In this episode, we uncover the true story of Saint Valentine,. We also explore biblical views on love and marriage, how they’ve evolved over time, and what love truly means from a Christian perspective.

Many have experienced hurt within church spaces—whether through exclusion, judgment, or even spiritual abuse. But does that pain mean we have to walk away from faith altogether? In this episode, we talk about church hurt, how to process spiritual wounds, and what it means to seek a faith community that truly reflects Christ’s love.

Is healing possible? Can we separate God from the actions of imperfect people? Let’s explore together.