
Jesus For Sex Workers, Church People, and Me
Todd Austin
5.0from 33 ratings
- 13
- Episodes
- 1
- Transcribed
- 33
- Ratings
- 2023
- First episode
About Jesus For Sex Workers, Church People, and Me
The church is failing its mission. Rather than answering Jesus’s radical call to be salt and light, church people have chosen to go to war with their neighbors. Todd Austin shows how the ancient words of Scripture goad the righteous of today back toward the true way, and how those same words kick open a door to those the church has shut out. Season 1 focuses on the gospel of Matthew, with its announcement of the coming of a new nation—the kingdom of heaven—and the expectations Jesus has for those who choose to enter this kingdom. It’s a message that is both potently challenging and surprisingly freeing. Season 2 moves into the gospel of Mark, where we learn with the first disciples what it means to follow the Way of Christ—a way that is so counter intuitive that every single one of them walked away by the end of the book. But when they came back to it, this way transformed who they were and changed the world.
- Publisher
- Todd Austin
- Category
- religion & spirituality
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 7 Apr 2023
- Latest episode
- 16 Jun 2026
Latest episodes
1 of 13 episodes have a transcript.

16 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT
s02-e01: Jesus Wins!

29 Jan 2025
Episode 12: On Earth as it is in Heaven

18 Jun 2024
Episode 11: What Does God Look Like?

9 Apr 2024
Episode 10: Hic Sunt Dracones

27 Dec 2023
Episode 9: The Yeast of These

16 Nov 2023
Episode 8: By the Authority Vested

13 Oct 2023
Episode 7: We’ve Seen Worse

18 Sept 2023
Episode 6: Inside Outside Upside Down

16 Aug 2023
Episode 5: John Wick or Jesus?

13 Jul 2023
Episode 4: First, Do No Harm

18 Jun 2023
Episode 3: A More Perfect Union

15 May 2023
Episode 2: How Do You Fix What Is Broken?

7 Apr 2023
Episode 1: A Story of Incest, Prostitution, Seduction, and Rape
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s02-e01: Jesus Wins!
Published 16 Jun 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Mark lifts the opening phrase of his gospel almost word for word from inscriptions like this. If we imagine Mark pausing after the words, the beginning of the good news about, his audience would have instinctively finished the sentence with Caesar. But Mark surprises them. Instead of Caesar, he names Jesus. It's an attention-grabbing way to begin. Mark takes a political slogan belonging to Caesar and uses it to force his audience to see something about Jesus they were missing. And remember, Mark isn't writing to convince people that Jesus is Lord. He's writing to people who already confess this. […]
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