Honoring the Journey Honoring the Journey

Today we tackle the very hot topic (no pun intended) of the doctrine of Hell. Chad Bahl is a theologian, a writer, and a guy who was never afraid to ask the tough questions. If you have ever questioned this doctrine, this episode is definitely for you!

Angela Herrington joins us to share her journey from Evangelicalism to now Author and Deconstruction Coach. Her kind heart and desire to help others through the difficult journey of deconstruction shows up in everything she does. In this episode, she chats about her own, personal journey and shares deep insights into things she has learned along the way. Her new book, Deconstructing Your Faith Without Losing Yourself is available now! Link in the Episode Notes.

Rachel Wunderli is well known on TikTok as someone who has deconstructed two different religions: Mormonism and Evangelicalism. Her sense of humor and ability to "tell it like it is" has brought a new perspective to deconstruction. She shares her deeply difficult journey of many ups and downs with tremendous vulnerability in this episode. Trigger Warning: this episode contains content about suicide.

After having a mystical experience that upended her traditional evangelical beliefs, Heather Hamilton reluctantly found herself in this place. Her seeking led to the most unexpected insights. She now believes the highest truths that set us free are hidden in places that most people are not looking. In this episode, we dive deep into Heather's life journey, her discoveries and the deep insights she has learned along the way!

Omar Zaheer was a castaway on CBS Survivor 42. He is also a veterinarian for exotic animals and has been Muslim his whole life. In this episode, he discusses his life journey as a Muslim raised in a predominantly Christian area of Canada, he discusses his journey to being on Survivor and how it changed him, and he also talks from his heart about his deep passion for the innocent people who are being hurt and killed in the Gaza/Israel conflict. This conversation is not only deep and powerful, but so incredibly important!

Jonathan Foster is a writer, podcaster and former pastor who began asking questions and deconstructing many years ago. In January of 2015, on New Years Day, he and his wife lost their 20 year old daughter in a car accident and this catapulted him into a season of grief, a season of asking deep, difficult questions and the season that brought about the birth of his latest book, Indigo: The Color of Grief. His journey is one of loss and grief, but also beauty and inspiration all at once. Let's honor his journey together!