44 episodes
Challenging Christianity Rebecca Kinnestrand
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 18 Ratings
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Do you consider yourself spiritual but non-religious? Agnostic? Or maybe you grew up in a church but don’t believe what you were taught there anymore? Challenging Christianity exists in that space between being all-for or all-against religion. Join us in asking questions that challenge current notions of Christianity.
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Get the Tea on The Gospels
You may think you know about the life and times of Jesus Christ, but did you know that Christmas almost didn't exist?! Pastor Gina and Rebecca go in-depth into the who, when, where and why of these cornerstone books of the New Testament.
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Who's Messiah?
What makes a Messiah and why do we think Jesus is THE Messiah or is he? Turns out there's been a lot of them.
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The Lion's Den
The Book of Daniel is about more than the lion's den. Come take a journey into this ancient political protest and see how it applies to your life today.
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Job's Tribulations
New guest Pastor Gina takes us through the book of Job. What lessons does this simple man with a hard life have for us? Where else can you turn within biblical writings to find solace during a hard time?
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Faith Backgrounds
What are the differentiating factors between Christian religions? What draws you to a theology? Hillary Haden is with us to discuss her journey from fundamentalism to Lutheranism.
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The Lenten Season
Do you need Lent this year? Maybe not, but some day you will. Pastor Katy breaks down the who, what, when, where and why of Lent.
Customer Reviews
Extremely helpful
For a man with doubts on religion and immense family pressure to convert, this pod has given me motivation to re-educate my self and find my true spiritual calling.
Progressive Christian podcast
Great new podcast offering progressive and challenging insight into common Christian theological questions. Refreshing messages and perspectives from the guests. Looking forward to continued topics and discussion.
Close to hitting the mark.
Really like the premise of this podcast but it gets lost in inappropriate laughter (I can’t figure out what’s so funny most of the time). If the hosts can refine their presentation allowing more time for deeper investigation, this podcast has a chance to be great.