We want to open conversations about the grey areas of Christianity. As former pastors and leaders at evangelical churches for the last decade, we have decided to take a break from full-time ministry to finally open the doors to unconventional religious thinking, political religiosity, homophobia, religious trauma, depression, equality, and the contradictory parts of modern Christianity. We've seen the confusing and distracting parts of our religion and we're searching for answers. DM your churchy questions to our instagram @questioningchurhpodcast.
Questioning Church
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We want to open conversations about the grey areas of Christianity. As former pastors and leaders at evangelical churches for the last decade, we have decided to take a break from full-time ministry to finally open the doors to unconventional religious thinking, political religiosity, homophobia, religious trauma, depression, equality, and the contradictory parts of modern Christianity. We've seen the confusing and distracting parts of our religion and we're searching for answers. DM your churchy questions to our instagram @questioningchurhpodcast.
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November 17, 2021
Why should I attend Church?
<p>Everyone goes for Jesus but what makes us stay? In this Episode we evaluate the real, raw reasons why we commit ourselves to a local gathering week after week and some reasons why people don’t. What benefit does gathering together have on our lives?</p> <p>Submit your churchy questions to @Questioningchurchpodcast</p>
November 3, 2021
What you can and can't do as a Christian
<p>Kristi Benfield left the Holiness movement when she was in her twenties. The strict religious practices her church taught, had created a life constantly pressured to "do" for Jesus, and not "be." Her upbringing caused her to question man's motives and find a new way of living life free from the stress of looking and acting like "Christians" should. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Follow her on Instagram @iamkristib</p> <p>And don't forget to send your churchy questions to @Questioningchurchpodcast</p>
October 26, 2021
Introduction
<p>In this episode we get to know your hosts, Jono and Megan Gardner. Serving as a team in pastoral roles at Christian churches for the last 10 years, they have decided to take a break from full time ministry to answer hard questions about the very faith they claim to have. They share their upbringing and topics for episodes to come. </p>
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