The Bible for Normal People
Ongoing interview; teaching show for christians rethinking Scripture and faith. Recurring territory: Bible, deconstruction, Jesus, theology.
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PODCAST SHOWS
Ongoing interview; teaching show for christians rethinking Scripture and faith. Recurring territory: Bible, deconstruction, Jesus, theology.
Ongoing interview; reflection show for deconstructing Christians seeking usable faith. Recurring territory: doubt, reconstruction, practice, belonging.
Ongoing long-form interview show for people deconverting or living after religion. Recurring territory: deconversion, secular grace, relationships, meaning.
Ongoing expert interview show for general public seeking expert explanation. Recurring territory: psychology, meaning, identity, religion.
Ongoing teaching; dialogue; guided practice show for christians wanting guided encounter with mystics. Recurring territory: mystics, contemplation, prayer, nonduality.
Ongoing edited interview show for broad spiritually curious audience. Recurring territory: meaning, spirituality, ethics, science, poetry.
Ongoing conversation; interview show for black Christians and listeners examining race/church. Recurring territory: race, church, culture, public theology.
Ongoing roundtable; interview show for black women and church listeners; broader learners. Recurring territory: race, gender, church, theology, culture.
EXACT EPISODES
Offers one bounded, transcript-verified reframing of authority without demanding either abandonment or certainty.
Separates ancient rhetorical worlds from later popular hell systems in a single accessible conversation.
Creates conceptual room around salvation without presenting departure or reconstruction as the required destination.
Corrects false neutrality while showing that critical study can deepen or unsettle faith without prescribing one outcome.
The relational voice supplies low-cognitive-load permission and companionship that a doctrinal book cannot.
Preserves both spouses' agency and makes the relational work concrete without arguing either partner out of belief.
Names the vocational and marital consequences often missed by topic-only deconstruction resources.
Destination-neutral, short, and unusually useful for normalizing both losses and viable nonreligious flourishing.