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Grown-Up Church Kids

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by Dwan Hill

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13 episodes
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<p><b>Grown-Up Church Kids</b> is a podcast for anyone who grew up in church and is still figuring out what to do with it.</p><p>Hosted by Dwan Hill and Shama Mrema, the show blends honest conversation, humor, music, and storytelling as they unpack faith, culture, and the realities of growing up in and around the church. From choir stands to church politics, from deep belief to hard questions, nothing is off limits.</p><p>It’s real, it’s reflective, and it’s for anyone who’s ever asked:</p><p>What do I keep, what do I let go of, and where is God in all of it now?</p>

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Episode thumbnail for Do You Ask AI What You Can’t Ask in Church? w/ Tommee Profitt, Jon Keith & Lacy Abercrombie

June 21, 2026

Do You Ask AI What You Can’t Ask in Church? w/ Tommee Profitt, Jon Keith & Lacy Abercrombie

Can AI replace church, pastors, sermons, prayer, or real Christian community? In this live Grown-Up Church Kids episode, Dwan Hill and Shama Mrema sit down with Tommy Profitt, Lacy Abercrombie, and John Keith for a funny and honest conversation about ChatGPT, AI-generated sermons, church hurt, hearing God’s voice, spiritual discernment, creativity, singleness, parenting, and why church still matters. From Whoop Triggers and “Pastor GPT” jokes to deeper questions about revelation, silence, wor...

Episode thumbnail for Do You Still Speak in Tongues? Michael Bethany on Pentecostal Faith & Modern Worship

June 14, 2026

Do You Still Speak in Tongues? Michael Bethany on Pentecostal Faith & Modern Worship

Michael Bethany joins Grown-Up Church Kids to talk about growing up Pentecostal and COGIC, learning the difference between gospel music and modern worship, leading in CCM spaces like Gateway, and how he thinks about speaking in tongues today. This conversation is full of church kid nostalgia, honest theology, Black church memories, worship leading, spiritual gifts, and the journey of carrying Pentecostal faith into new rooms without losing the fire. 0:00 Welcome to Grown-Up Church Kids 0:45...

Episode thumbnail for He Wrote “Come Jesus Come.” But Hated Jesus.

June 7, 2026

He Wrote “Come Jesus Come.” But Hated Jesus.

Stephen McWhirter is known as the songwriter of “Come Jesus Come,” but behind the worship songs is a story of addiction, church hurt, forgiveness, and radical restoration. In this episode of Grown-Up Church Kids, Stephen shares how growing up around ministry shaped his view of God, why he once hated Jesus and Christians, and how a 3 a.m. encounter with God changed everything. Dwan, Shama, and Stephen talk about church hypocrisy, addiction, repentance, forgiving his father, family, ministry, a...

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What is Grown-Up Church Kids?
<p><b>Grown-Up Church Kids</b> is a podcast for anyone who grew up in church and is still figuring out what to do with it.</p><p>Hosted by Dwan Hill and Shama Mrema, the show blends honest conversation, humor, music, and storytelling as they unpack faith, culture, and the realities of growing up in and around the church. From choir stands to church politics, from deep belief to hard questions, nothing is off limits.</p><p>It’s real, it’s reflective, and it’s for anyone who’s ever asked:</p><p>What do I keep, what do I let go of, and where is God in all of it now?</p>
How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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