Listener Reviews

The podcast doesn't just give you more information. It asks you to slow down, think differently, and engage Scripture in ways many of us were never taught. More than once, I found myself realizing that I had been carrying assumptions for years without ever questioning them. The difficult part isn't understanding the ideas. The difficult part is actually putting them into practice. If I'm honest, I think many church people—including myself at times—will listen, agree with much of what is being said, and then go right back to the routines we've always known. Not because we don't care, but because meaningful change requires time, energy, and intentionality.

Saying this is a deep think is an understatement, I have to stop and really wrestle with this content (in a good way) I think of its as "untraining" if there is such a word. For some reason, people don't want to talk about that.

I am trying to figure out how this spiritual walk is suppose to work instead of listening to what the church says. This is very helpful and asks a lot of good questions