by Nate Robinsoff and Joseph Tillman
What happens when a comedian asks a pastor whatever he wants?? 😮 In the "When I Heard This" podcast, comedian Nate Robinsoff asks Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. whatever questions he can think of about church in America, the Bible, Christianity, cults, sex, and well really anything! He doesn't hold much back 🤣. https://www.youtube.com/@wheniheardthispodcast?sub_confirmation=1
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July 20, 2026
What if everything you've been told about speaking in tongues is missing part of the story? For some churches, it's a normal part of faith. For others, it's something that supposedly ended with the apostles. Somewhere in the middle is everyone who's quietly wondering if they've misunderstood the whole thing. In this first episode of a new series, Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman tackle one of Christianity's most debated topics by starting with the basics. What is speaking in tongues? Where does the Bible actually talk about it? Is it symbolic, a spiritual gift, or something Christians can still experience today? And if you've ever joked about people speaking in tongues, have you wandered into blasphemy against the Holy Spirit without realizing it? As usual, Nate asks the questions everyone else is thinking while Dr. Joseph brings biblical context, church history, and enough patience to survive the interruptions. The result is a conversation that's thoughtful, occasionally sarcastic, and surprisingly funny for a discussion that's started more than a few church arguments. Whether you've spent years in church, walked away from it, or you're just trying to figure out why Christians can't seem to agree on this topic, this episode digs into Scripture without pretending the conversation is simple. If you enjoyed the discussion, follow or subscribe to the podcast 🔔 If this episode made you rethink something, leave a rating or mark it as a favorite 👍 Know someone who's had this debate before? Share the episode with them 📤 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iudtS_6qiY8 Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #ChurchCulture #Christianity #FaithDiscussion
July 13, 2026
Is flat earth actually in the Bible, or did the internet decide it was? Somehow, flat earth theory has made its way into Christian conversations, and now it’s being treated like a theological issue. So where did it come from? Is there actually biblical support for it, or are a handful of verses being asked to do a lot of heavy lifting? In this episode, Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman dig into the history of the flat earth movement, the Bible passages flat earthers commonly reference, and whether the theory has any roots in historic Christianity. They also discuss why some Christians become deeply invested in the debate, what different denominations have taught, and whether Scripture actually says the earth is flat or round. The conversation also tackles the questions people keep asking online: Does trusting mainstream science conflict with faith? Does Pastor Joseph believe the earth is flat? And if you believe the wrong thing about the shape of the earth… does that somehow affect your salvation? Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman bring their usual mix of thoughtful discussion, dry humor, and honest commentary to one of the internet’s strangest church debates. Whether you’re a Christian, a skeptic, or just wondering how flat earth ended up in Bible study, this episode explores what’s actually worth arguing about and what probably isn’t. If you enjoy honest conversations about faith, church culture, biblical interpretation, and the questions most people are afraid to ask out loud, follow or subscribe to the podcast. 🔔 If this episode gave you something to think about, consider rating or favoriting it. 👍 Know someone who’s been down the flat earth rabbit hole? Share this episode with them. 📤 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YgqyDBd5F5w Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #FlatEarth #ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #ChurchCulture #FaithDiscussion #Theology
July 6, 2026
What actually keeps a marriage together after the wedding? And why does it seem like every Christian has a different answer? This is the final episode in our seven-part series on marriage, and we’re ending where most of the debates begin. Does the government need to recognize your marriage for God to? Are vow renewals or other rituals actually necessary? What makes a marriage “good,” and does God rank marriages the way people seem to? Then we get into the questions that usually start comment sections on fire. Why is marriage so hard? Can a marriage end according to Scripture? What about remarriage? And does getting married have anything to do with going to heaven? If you’ve ever thought, “Why is everyone so confident when nobody agrees?”… welcome to the conversation. Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman wrap up the series with their usual mix of honest discussion, dry humor, and plenty of side comments that somehow make uncomfortable topics easier to talk about. Whether you’re a Christian, skeptical of church culture, married, single, divorced, or just trying to sort through the noise, this episode takes the questions seriously without taking itself too seriously. If this episode got you thinking, follow or subscribe to the podcast. 🔔 If it resonated with you, consider rating or favoriting the episode. 👍 Share it with someone who enjoys conversations that ask the questions everyone else is quietly avoiding. 📤 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lQ8UUJOWKZI Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #ChristianPodcast #ChristianMarriage #FaithDiscussion #ChurchCulture #BibleDiscussion #MarriageTalk
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What happens when a comedian asks a pastor whatever he wants?? 😮
In the "When I Heard This" podcast, comedian Nate Robinsoff asks Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. whatever questions he can think of about church in America, the Bible, Christianity, cults, sex, and well really anything! He doesn't hold much back 🤣.
https://www.youtube.com/@wheniheardthispodcast?sub_confirmation=1
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