Sheologians

Although I don’t agree with everything in this podcast and it wouldn’t be my typical listen, the episodes make me ask questions, consider my theology and dig deeper into some topics. On the whole, their attitude of sassiness is great. Faith-stretching for sure!

I enjoy many of the points the hosts make but find the long pauses and delivery of content frustrating. Taylor Mali has a good video on this way of speaking; “like whatever, you know.”

I’m really disappointed by this podcast. I was hopeful that it would be a really challenging and encouraging, reformed podcast. Unfortunately, apart from feeling bored in the first 30mins of them just talking nonsense, the rest of it just seemed to be two women ranting about other Christian’s in a very condescending way. They are clearly very intelligent women who have a great grasp on the Bible but I would have liked that to come through more in their podcasts and instead of berating other Christian’s, modelling something different and encouraging us to fix our eyes on Jesus and his word. So less ranting and more encouraging/ directing! Also wouldn’t hurt you to be less patronising and more loving to your sisters in Christ listening (maybe from a different church background from yourselves).

Listened on the recommendation of a friend, excited to find a Christian based podcast from a femal persepctive, picked Respectable Female Sins as first one to listen to. The presenters did not introduce themselves, so no idea who they are or what their qualifications are for the many opinions they dish out. The first 17 minutes is chit chat and only after this do they they get to the headline topic. Give lots of opinions without any explanation of what they are based on - eg The Bible or research. Very judgemental, eg 'you should read the Bible every day', with a reem of judgements on those who don't. Well, why? Why not explain the benefits of reading the Bible instead of pronouncing your judgement on those who don't or can't. 'God knows your secret life even if those closest to you do not'. Well, this made me rumage in my mind to think of why this heaped shame on me. Not a nice listen, no love or compassion in this podcast. Edit: I listened to the start of the podcast issued after I made the above review. The presenters giggled when introducing serious topics & seemed to think their topic of shame was funny.