Honest Christian Conversations

Ana Murby

Honest Christian Conversations is a Christian podcast exploring faith, culture, and life through biblical truth and authentic discussion. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

  1. Can Repentance Bring Healing?  (January Revisit – 3-Minute Clip)

    6D AGO

    Can Repentance Bring Healing? (January Revisit – 3-Minute Clip)

    January Revisit: A Favorite Moment Worth Hearing Again Throughout January, I’m sharing short clips from past episodes of Honest Christian Conversations—moments that deeply impacted me and continue to resonate. Today’s minisode features a 3-minute clip from Part Two of a two-part conversation centered on repentance, healing, and spiritual freedom. In this episode, I speak with Beatty Carmichael as we explore the power of strategic repentance and how confronting past sin can lead to profound healing and newfound peace, inspired by Proverbs 28:13. Because this conversation unfolds over two episodes, I strongly encourage you to listen to Part One first, followed by the full episode of Part Two, to fully grasp the depth and heart of this message. Whether this is your first time hearing this discussion or a reminder of a truth you’ve encountered before, I invite you to revisit both episodes prayerfully. Sometimes God uses a familiar call to repentance to bring lasting healing and freedom. 🎧 Original Episodes:• Can Repentance Bring Healing? — Part One• Can Repentance Bring Healing? — Part Two –––––––––––––– Was this episode meaningful to you? Here’s how you can take the next step 👇 👉 Leave a comment or write a quick reviewIt helps this show reach the people who need it most. –––––––––––––– Other ways to interact with the show: Join the mailing listGet access to monthly prayer meetings and behind-the-scenes updates. Support the show financiallyYour support keeps Honest Christian Conversations going. Submit a prayer requestVisit the website and let me pray with you. Thank you for being a part of the community! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

    5 min
  2. Finding Peace Beyond Religious Legalism (January Revisit – 3-Minute Clip)

    JAN 21

    Finding Peace Beyond Religious Legalism (January Revisit – 3-Minute Clip)

    January Revisit: A Favorite Moment Worth Hearing Again Throughout January, I’m sharing short clips from past episodes of Honest Christian Conversations—moments that deeply impacted me and continue to resonate. Today’s minisode features a 3-minute clip from a previous episode centered on breaking free from religious legalism and finding true peace in Christ. For many years, I was personally steeped in legalism, and the aftermath was painful and lasting. In the original episode, I speak with Desiree Taylor, author of Created to Relate, as she shares her powerful testimony of breaking free from the chains of legalism and discovering authentic freedom and peace in Christ. Whether this is your first time hearing this conversation or a reminder of truth you’ve already encountered, I invite you to go back and listen to the full episode. Sometimes God uses a familiar message to gently lead us into deeper freedom. 🎧 Original Episode: Finding Peace Beyond Religious Legalism Buy Desiree’s book –––––––––––––– Was this episode meaningful to you? Here’s how you can take the next step 👇 👉 Leave a comment or write a quick reviewIt helps this show reach the people who need it most. –––––––––––––– Other ways to interact with the show: Join the mailing listGet access to monthly prayer meetings and behind-the-scenes updates. Support the show financiallyYour support keeps Honest Christian Conversations going. Submit a prayer requestVisit the website and let me pray with you. Thank you for being a part of the community! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

    4 min
  3. Airbrushed Jesus vs. the Real Jesus: A Conversation About True Faith

    12/31/2025

    Airbrushed Jesus vs. the Real Jesus: A Conversation About True Faith

    Have you ever wondered whether the Jesus you follow is the real Jesus or a version shaped by your upbringing, culture, or personal expectations? In today’s episode, we’re peeling back the filters and confronting one of the most important questions in our walk with God: Do I know who Jesus truly is? I’m joined by Pastor Phill Tague, co-founder of Ransom Church in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and author of Jesus Be the Centerfold: Choosing Covenant Faith Over Airbrushed Christianity. Phill shares openly about growing up in a legalistic home, wrestling with sin and shame, running from his calling, and realizing he had created a cleaned-up, airbrushed version of Jesus who fit his expectations but not the Jesus revealed in Scripture. Together, we dive into: Why so many Christians unknowingly create their own “version” of Jesus How legalism, performance, and perfectionism distort our view of God The difference between happiness and joy Why surrendering to God often starts with discomfort How vulnerability breaks spiritual chains Phill’s book and how it became a journey of honesty, courage, and obedience This is a conversation for anyone who has ever felt like they weren’t “doing faith right,” anyone who has wrestled with doubts or hypocrisy, or anyone who senses there must be more to their relationship with Jesus than what they’ve experienced so far. If you’ve ever said, “I want to know Jesus… but sometimes I’m not sure I really do,” this episode will encourage you, challenge you, and invite you closer to the heart of God. Learn more about Phill Tague Has this show been meaningful for you? Here are a few ways to connect and support the podcast: Send me a COMMENT Get exclusive access to the monthly prayer zoom when you JOIN THE MAILING LIST SUPPORT THE SHOW Visit my website and leave a PRAYER REQUEST Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

    29 min
4.8
out of 5
62 Ratings

About

Honest Christian Conversations is a Christian podcast exploring faith, culture, and life through biblical truth and authentic discussion. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.