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#102: Sheeple, Scapegoats, and Eternal Confusions (HOTW: Lamonte McNeese)
EpisodesThis week, the Heretics explore the misunderstood parable of the Sheep and the Goats from Matthew 25. Plus, Lamonte McNeese is our…
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#101: Baby Come Back (HOTW: Brandan Robertson)
EpisodesWe’re kicking off our new series on the Parables by deconstructing the Parable of the Prodigal Son(s). Plus, Brandan Robertson, author of…
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#100: They Said It Wouldn’t Last
EpisodesOur humble podcast hits triple digits, so let’s celebrate! Featuring a Q&A roundtable of burning questions. Plus, one of the hosts has…
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#099: Metaphysical and Woo-Woo Clobber Passages (HOTW: Hemant Mehta, the Friendly Atheist)
EpisodesIs it an abomination to consult with dead spirits? Should we suffer a witch to live? What does the Bible really say…
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#098: Alcohol and Substances Clobber Passages (HOTW: Brandon Dragan)
EpisodesIs the Bible for or against drinking and partaking of other substances? And why is the answer “yes”? What does it mean…
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#097: Divorce and Remarriage Clobber Passages (HOTW: Kevin Max of dc Talk)
EpisodesWhat Jesus says and doesn’t say about adultery, divorce, and remarriage. Plus, Kevin Max, of dc Talk fame, is our Heretic of…
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#096: Women Clobber Passages Part 2 (HOTW: Sheila Wray Gregoire, Rebecca Gregoire Lindenbach, and Joanna Sawatsky)
EpisodesJesus was a feminist and Paul sang the praises of female church leaders. So, how did we get so f*(#@d up? Plus,…
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#095: Women Clobber Passages Part 1 (HOTW: Elizabeth Schrader)
EpisodesDoes Paul hate women? We tackle those troublesome “women keep silent” and “I do not permit a woman to teach” passages to…
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Bonus: 2020 Recap and Award Show
Episodes“And The Winner Is…” Join us for our first annual Heretic of the Year award show. Plus, the hosts share their favorite…
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#094: LGBTQ+ Clobber Passages Part 2 (HOTW: Jared Byas)
EpisodesIt’s time to clobber the Clobberers! Did you know there are scriptures that affirm non-normative sexuality? Give your pastor something to think…
Ever wonder which heretic from history you’d most likely be BFF’s with? Well, my friend, you’re in luck! Just answer a few short questions, then sit back and discover your theological doppelgänger.
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