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Some albums are made to be heard. This one was made to be survived and felt.
This Is Insanity is a 17-episode limited series where Jonathan Solomon goes track by track through his album “Allegory Of Insanity” — unpacking the faith, the tension, and the internal war that made each song necessary.
The album is about being a Christian who struggles with sexual attraction. The podcast is about everything that didn't fit in the lyrics.
No easy answers. Just one person's honest conversation with God, with himself, and now — with you.
New episodes dropping twice a week.
This Is Insanity is a 17-episode limited series where Jonathan Solomon goes track by track through his album “Allegory Of Insanity” — unpacking the faith, the tension, and the internal war that made each song necessary.
The album is about being a Christian who struggles with sexual attraction. The podcast is about everything that didn't fit in the lyrics.
No easy answers. Just one person's honest conversation with God, with himself, and now — with you.
New episodes dropping twice a week.
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Duración media del audio:
53 minutes
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Estados Unidos
22 episodios
desde 26 de mayo de 2026
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In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Perplexed” — a song about what happens when the people you look to for spiritual clarity refuse to be clear.
For Christians wrestling with same-sex attraction, questions about sexuality aren't theoretical. They touch obedience, relationships, identity…
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In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Perplexed” — a song about what happens when the people you look to for spiritual clarity refuse to be clear.
For Christians wrestling with same-sex attraction, questions about sexuality aren't theoretical. They touch obedience, relationships, identity…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Echoes of Yesterday” — a song about what happens when the wounds of our past begin shaping what we believe about God in the present.
For some people, conversations about sexuality don't begin with theology. They begin much earlier—with rejection, aban…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Echoes of Yesterday” — a song about what happens when the wounds of our past begin shaping what we believe about God in the present.
For some people, conversations about sexuality don't begin with theology. They begin much earlier—with rejection, aban…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Man of My Dreams” — a song about the deepest longing behind every romantic longing.
Whether we realize it or not, we often ask romance to do more than it was ever created to do. We hope another person will complete us, heal us, quiet our loneliness, a…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Man of My Dreams” — a song about the deepest longing behind every romantic longing.
Whether we realize it or not, we often ask romance to do more than it was ever created to do. We hope another person will complete us, heal us, quiet our loneliness, a…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Jonathan’s Song” — a reflection on biblical friendship, masculinity, and the kinds of love God designed men to experience.
In a culture that often assumes deep affection between men must be romantic or sexual, we've forgotten the beauty of covenant fr…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack “Who I Am” — a song about discovering that our identity is often formed in the presence of those who faithfully love us.
For much of my life, I defined myself by the voices around me. Some affirmed me. Some wounded me. Some misunderstood me. And as I w…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack the title track, “Insanity.”
After years of trying to change myself, trying harder, praying more, making promises, failing, and starting over, I began to wonder if I was the crazy one. The cycle felt endless. The definition of insanity is often said to…
In this episode of This Is Insanity, we unpack the title track, “Insanity.”
After years of trying to change myself, trying harder, praying more, making promises, failing, and starting over, I began to wonder if I was the crazy one. The cycle felt endless. The definition of insanity is often said to…
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