Spiritual Haul Jenna Day

If you could go to Heaven, and everyone you know and love is there. The place is paradise. There is no hunger or sickness or pain. It's magnificent and exciting. If you could go to this Heaven, but the one catch is, Jesus isn't there. Would you still want to go? | Episode 2 dives into the questions of what we really want and what we really need. It confronts disappointment and explores the provision of God.

What do strangers on airplanes, surprise kisses, weird questions, and acting techniques have to do with spirituality? We talk about all of those things in this episode. Spiritual Haul is about asking the deepest and most honest questions of the human heart. Specifically, this podcast discusses the most ardent questions people have about God, spirituality, faith, and Love. This introductory episode introduced audiences to what they can expect, the Bible will be broken down like a script, ...

A Great Return tackles the questions, do you think the world is as it ought to be, or do you think it should be different, and if God is good, why is the world such a messed up place? Is God enough? Does God ever hold out on people? Big questions, for a big start, to a big journey to extract an honest character analysis of God.

Slavery is the biggest stain on the history of the United States, and that stain still bleeds today. Slavery isn't just limited to the United States though, and it isn't just limited to history. It is alive and active today. In this episode we discuss modern day captivity, not just physical captivity, but also spiritual captivity. Focused on the story of Cain and Able, this episode exposes the truth about spiritual slavery and the Truth about the antidote to it.

People are crying out for justice in the streets all around the world right now. Justice has become a buzz word this year. However what is justice really? Who determines what the standards are? What happens when we apply justice in the evaluation of our own hearts? In this episode we discuss God's justice. When God is described in the Old Testament, sometimes He comes off a little bit harsh and a lot a bit scary. We discuss Noah's Arc, one of the most famous and highly contested Bible stories...

Why is it easier to say "the Universe" instead of calling God, God? We as people desire greatness and a connection with the divine, but do we all desire a connection to a God who has a name? God who has a will, emotions, and expectations? This episode dives into some deep personal topics for me. I feel vulnerable releasing it. Some of the topics include; ambition, image, social media, fame, and trying to make a name for ourselves. It dives into the motives of mankind and leaves us with t...