Why in the world are there so many translations of the Bible?  Isn't the King James Version the only one we need?  Isn't it the most right, the most holy?  How is anyone supposed to know which is the right or best translation?  Can we trust the Bible at all because it's translated so often?

All these questions and many more are answered or, we might better say, explored in depth in a podcast for young adults--specifically, for anyone who is seeking and exploring how to unfold their own faith to spread their wings.

Come check it out, laugh a little, and ask ponder some challenging questions.

What is it like being a Christian immigrant in this country that claims to be Christian?  Or just as an immigrant?  What might it be like being a Christian in a predominantly non-Christian country?

With such a focus on immigration and deportation lately, it's appropriate to explore these questions, since many that we are targeting for deportation are themselves Christian.  How should we behave when we stop to consider that fact?  Does it matter?

As always, the podcast is created by young adults for young adults--or at least those willing or needing to seek new ways of thinking and being faithful so that we might unfold our own wings.

Surely you've heard, and probably used, cliches before in your life.  Faith cliches included.  But do faith cliches actually help us understand life?  How should we use them, if at all?  Ever questioned whether all Christians are supposed to, or actually, agree with, "everything happens for a reason"?

Check out the team from Unfolding Wings discuss their own questions and issues with faith cliches to help you explore your own faith and unfold your wings in meaningful and fruitful ways.

Violence in our country and in our communities has received, rightly, a lot of attention recently, including police violence.  Is it appropriate?  Is it not?  What does our faith say?  

There's a wide spectrum of Christian thought on the subject of policing in our community.  Listen and explore!

Want a real, inspiring, powerful, Spirit-filled faith to make life meaningful?  Consider Methodism!  With Rev. Dr. Scott Kisker, professor of church history, we talk about the original purpose of Methodism as a means of renewing people of faith rather than to be a denomination or institution.  Methodism is for all, for anyone who wants to go from a dead faith to a living faith as God promised.

Whether you become a "Methodist" or not, continue seeking to unfold your wings of faith in a way that is meaningful to you by listening and reflecting.  Incorporate what seems good to you in finding the living God in your life.

What does the Lord's Prayer mean?  Do I need to know it?  Why does everyone know it?  Must I say it all the time?  Why do some Christians pray it differently?

Though Jesus taught us the prayer, there are a lot of questions!  As always, the Unfolding Wings team is here to explore your questions, giving you a safe and faithful place to explore so that your wings of faith may unfold with God.

Join the Unfolding Wings cast for another thoughtful conversation, exploring how young adult Christians might think about military and war to faithfully unfold their own unique wings and fly in this world.  Talking about the military and war can be such a divisive topic that young adults don't want to question anything or bring it up in church for fear of causing a fight or being talked down... so here's your chance to have your voice heard!

Join the Unfolding Wings crew to explore whether doubt and deconstructing one's faith--through biblical criticism and other modern, scholarly tools--can be faithful or not.  Are you the type of person who asks a bunch of questions about orthodox doctrine?  Why do we believe this?  How can we believe the Bible is God's infallible word?  Do you hear a lot of questions about faith and share those questions, and don't know how one can still be faithful while questioning?

Well, this might be the episode for you!

As always, it's a podcast for young adult explorers, by young adults.

Why is God so angry that He needs to kill stuff?  Kill God's Son/self?  What's the deal with the whole sacrifice bit?  Especially one so bloody and violent?  Is the cross necessary for God to love us?

The crucifixion and atonement form one of the main sources of question and confusion for many young adults or new seekers in faith.  Come listen and explore so that you can begin to unfold your own wings of faith!

What is identity?  How important is knowing it?  How do we know it?  Is LGTBQ+ a legitimate identity?

Explore what you think with other young adults in a safe and brave space.