Listen on Spotify or find it on Apple Podcasts. Why did Jesus so often teach in stories that confused his listeners, rather than giving them clear and direct answers? This episode explores how the parables disrupt our certainty, expose the limits of our usual ways of seeing, and invite us into the deeper transformation of … Continue reading The Unintentional Heretic podcast- Jesus Never Gave a TED Talk: Why His Teaching Confuses, Disrupts, and Transforms Us
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Jesus: I Will Be With You Always | October 4, 2026
By the Rt. Rev. Anne E. Hodges Copple
Certainty Is The Opposite Of Faith | September 27, 2026
By Rev. Greg Farrand
The Unintentional Heretic podcast- The Christian Myth: Taking the Story Seriously Without Needing it all to be Literally True
Listen on Spotify or find it on Apple Podcasts. This episode explores how Christian stories can carry profound truth without requiring every detail to function as literal history, and how the rise of fundamentalism helped turn certain doctrines into tests of authentic faith. Rather than reducing Christianity to getting the right beliefs about Jesus, the … Continue reading The Unintentional Heretic podcast- The Christian Myth: Taking the Story Seriously Without Needing it all to be Literally True
Let Us Share In Abundance And Love | September 20, 2026
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The Unintentional Heretic podcast – Polydoxy: is God bigger than Christianity?
Listen on Spotify or find it on Apple Podcasts. What if Christianity can be deeply true without claiming that God is only at work within Christianity? In this episode of Rector Greg's podcast, The Unintentional Heretic, he explores polydoxy through process and open and relational theology, asking how we might remain rooted in Jesus while … Continue reading The Unintentional Heretic podcast – Polydoxy: is God bigger than Christianity?
