The Podcast
This isn’t a podcast about deconstruction. It’s about what comes after.
Not more critiques or takedowns — just honest conversations about the faith, meaning, and practice that remain when you stop focusing on what you’ve left behind.
No more “Here’s what I used to believe” disclaimers. No more outrage-as-content. Just space to heal, move forward, and live what’s still good.
New episodes every Monday.
Start you week with something something real.
Episode 7: Why I Hate Hot Takes
Hot takes are everywhere—and they’re exhausting. In this episode of What I Do Believe, I talk about why quick outrage and call-out culture don’t build understanding, how I’ve fallen into the trap myself, and why I now believe calling people in is more powerful than calling them out.
Episode 6: Can We Let the Church Die?
I haven’t been part of an institutional church for years—and I don’t feel guilty about it. In this episode of What I Do Believe, I talk about why community, teaching, accountability, and sacraments aren’t limited to church buildings, and why faithfulness might actually mean letting go of the institution and trusting in resurrection.
Episode 5: Am I Just Believing in the God I Want?
One of the most common critiques I hear is that I’m just “making up God the way I want Him to be.” In this episode, I unpack that criticism—naming the hidden assumptions behind it and why they don’t hold up. Believing in a God of love doesn’t make faith easier; it makes it deeper, more humbling, and more real.