In this episode, Dan and Can talk with guest Gemini Coven, a self-proclaimed witch. She defines witchcraft for us, even sharing some examples of how she practices it. Per usual, we discover we were lied to in evangelicalism about all things witchy. Witches are simply doing the Lord’s work, nothing to fear.

What’s the most destructive Christian belief? Also, did Jesus ever have a…well, you know. Don’t know? Listen in.

Should married couples use the restroom in front of each other? Also, we contemplate divorce.

As exevangelicals, looking back on our lives as evangelicals, we can see how much of our energy and time was spent trying to fit into the mold we were told that we were created for. What a waste of our precious resources! Living authentically may not be comfortable at first, but it is what the world needs.

When we were evangelicals, our focus was pleasing an invisible being who seemed cruel at times. Today, we focus on helping others love themselves more so they can love others better. Maybe more churches should try this.

This week, our friend James joins us to share his insight on how Trump has become the head of not only the Republican Party but also the Christian Nationalist Party. Having converted almost three decades ago, James shines some light on Christianity’s past to help us understand the perplexing adoration of Christians for Donald Trump today.

In this Pebbles, Dan and Candi discuss how unmet expectations sometimes cause our suffering. We also share a personal restaurant experience that got it banned from our list of go-to eateries.

This week we discuss the similarities between what Christians deem witchcraft and their own so-called godly practices. Toxic masculinity and binary thought also get in on the conversation.