The Evangelicals The Evangelicals
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Two young Evangelical pastors discuss identity and cultural topics
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Episode 65: What Does it Mean to be a Christian?
Is there a standard of morality, ethics, or ideology that Christians should share? Jeremy and Jonathan tackle this question and discuss a possible baseline/threshold of faith for Evangelical Christianity.
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Episode 64: State of Disunion
Following the State of the Union address, Jonathan and Jeremy comment on the state of disunion seemingly present in both American politics and Evangelicalism.
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Episode 63: Everything Happens for a Reason
In this episode, Jeremy and Jonathan tackle another cliche popular amongst Evangelicals: Everything Happens for a Reason
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Episode 62: God is in Control?
This popular cliché is one that we hear often, but what does it mean? Does it have to be true?
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Episode 61: Evangelical Identity
For Evangelical Christians, the question of identity is constant. In this episode, Jeremy and Jonathan discuss the tendency in Evangelicalism to follow the market as a substitute for the Holy Spirit.
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Episode 60: A Conversation with Dr. Kristin Du Mez
Jonathan sits down with Dr. Kristin Du Mez, author of Jesus and John Wayne, for a brief conversation about masculinity, consumer culture, and Evangelicalism.
Customer Reviews
Convicting and Meaningful
I love the truths discussed about scripture here, and love how transparent Jonathan and Jeremy are about culture and Christian living. They allow the Holy Spirit to convict them and speak through their convictions to others. Each episode I’ve heard is challenging in a unique way.
Fun and Thoughtful
These guys are actually thinking critically about being Christian in culture
Inspired and Needed
Jonathan and Jeremy are talking about topics and themes that we ‘cannot’ discuss enough in this day and time. This is especially true for those of us who invest in and care about the life and witness of the Church. Their passionate, sensitive, yet bold approach to these themes is incredibly needed, and will no doubt inspire conversations and meaningful action from those who engage intentionally and thoughtfully. I highly recommend this podcast!