Anyone got any good Christian podcast recommendations?

Trying Lord of Spirits atm, it's often recommended. https://www.ancientfaith.com/podcasts/lordofspirits

I know it's not a podcast but also into Father Spyridon's YouTube

https://youtu.be/X5RHgjROP2c

These might be obvious choices.

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That's what I've been trying to figure out.

Tricky. πŸ€”

Jordan Peterson has a whole series on Genesis and I think he recently did exodus but maybe that's paywalled at Daily Wire. Took my Bible comprehension to a whole other level.

I'm not really a big fan of JP, but will check it out. I was following along this series which did old & new testament. Wouldn't say it was academic but probably at a level just right for me lol

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfk5IZQHKovKhMVo9ekMLvZk8vFV9RJvC

The Theology Pugcast is super good. I recently started listening to The Symbolic World as well, enjoying it so far.

I assumed that was a typo at first lol.

Will check them out

I'm a big fan of The Narrow Path. It's a daily, hour-long, Q&A radio call-in show, but gets rebroadcasted as a podcast, too.

https://thenarrowpath.com/radio_program.php

Chuck Missler at Khouse was pretty awesome.

Wow wow wow woooow! πŸ™πŸ»

You are zapping far too much

Fuck you πŸ«‚

In case anyone is in doubt... this is one of the highest compliments a pleb can give you πŸ₯²πŸ˜†

Indeed

GFY 😘

Lots of good conversation:

Gaudiumetspes22 podcast

https://Larrychapp.podbean.com

RSS address: https://Larrychapp.podbean.com/feed.xml

Exploring the feminine genius

Letters to Women - Exploring the Feminine Genius

https://letterstowomenpodcast.com/

RSS address: https://anchor.fm/s/36e82ae8/podcast/rss

Trauma and healing - therapeutic perspective

The Place We Find Ourselves

https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-place-we-find-ourselves--2920391

RSS address: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2920391/episodes/feed

More academic theology

The Thomistic Institute

http://www.thomisticinstitute.org

RSS address: https://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:44631369/sounds.rss

Healing and friendship - sisters in Christ

Abiding Together

https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/

RSS address: https://abidingtogether.libsyn.com/rss

General Catholic commentary about all kinds of stuff:

https://catholicstuffpodcast.com/

Listen to the Bible in a year

https://media.ascensionpress.com/category/ascension-podcasts/bibleinayear/

Current events inside and outside the Catholic Church

https://www.pillarcatholic.com/s/the-pillar-podcast

I just read every comment here and I really respect this healthy and open discussion between Christians of different denominations πŸ₯² it's so beautiful.

I was raised methodist and it was a very humble and sober experience. I'm grateful for the foundation it gave me and it has absolutely, positively shaped my faith, but I was always a bit jealous of the catholic rituals 🀣 I remember getting a giddy mystical feeling from all the incense, exotic language and illustrious-ness.

About 5 years ago I spent 3 months on board the ship Africa Mercy, an American christian charity which provide free surgeries and health care to African nations. The work the ship does is amazing but I found the American style of worship totally overwhelming with people speaking in tongues and hollering "HANDS IN THE AIR FOR JESUS!" and the like... It was a real culture shock! I have to admit it felt uncomfortable for me! πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

A few years back I made friends with a guy right around the time he was converting to Orthodoxy. He's now the caretaker of the local orthodox church and he offered to give me a tour and explain a bit about the church. I got that same giddy feeling as when I was visiting Catholic Mass as a kid. All the gold, the incense, the iconography. It was a lot for the senses, due to my sober roots it's all still alot for me to take in πŸ˜† I respect it though and I see the appeal. This "mystical" feeling is not unique to my Catholic and Orthodox experiences however. It is a feeling I often achieve through consistent prayer and meditation, and when stood atop a mountain, or under a clear vast starry night sky. It's a feeling I associate with deep awe of God.

I have become quite ascetic/mystic (in the traditional sense, not new age) in my practice because I have struggled to find a community I truely click with, too many zealots and too many hipocrites, not enough moderates aiming for the middle path. I recognise my own deep flaws in faith too... and that is an issue for others. I don't wish to create any image of myself on a high horse, repentance is a big part of my practice, I feel often that I am something of a heretic, but I am also OK with that because it's between me and God and many Saints and Prophet's were actually heretics in their own time. πŸ˜…

I have also developed a deep respect for the Sufi's of Islam, they carry a lot of beauty and wisdom and I have a connection with a sufi sheikh who has taught me so much 😊 this did so much to revivify my faith, bring inner peace and put my trust back in God.

Apologies if this is all an "over-share" but this fealt like a nice space to open my religious story and this is the short version... 🀣

I hope you find the spiritual community you are looking for! It's a great feeling when you do! πŸ€—

#Godstr

Nice reply. I find it interesting to see how people are navigating this, cos I have no idea what I'm doing:)

Well, reading the Bible and talking to kindred spirits is a great place to start πŸ€—

Only God knows what we are doing.

Here are a few I recommend:

The Ministry of the Word U.S.A.

Undeceptions with John Dickson

BibleProject

Not heard of the first two. Will give them a spin:)

The Kings Hall Podcast

Haunted Cosmos

CrossPolitic

Theology Applied with Joel Webbon

Stories Are Soul Food

Not a podcast, but I attended a conference with Dr. Warren Gage recently (who does actually have a podcast. I'm sure it is good but haven't listened yet) and he has a team slowly churning out these really great short animated videos that show you how the death and resurrection (suffering and glory) of Christ is "hidden" in every biblical story. Every story actually happened historically AND every story is a retelling of the one, primary story. Pretty mind blowing.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM6DfkH7kK_gVCadhCv4zXw

Nice, reminds me of the Bible Project, also excellent.