Wired For Truth: Autism and Unshakeable Faith Through Heartbreak with Nick Peters
Can a good God allow a life to be shattered by divorce?
Today, Christian apologist Nick Peters (PhD candidate) opens up about the intersection of faith, autism, and the trauma of a failed marriage.
If you’ve ever felt like your pain was too great for "Sunday School answers," this conversation is f…
Reasons to Hang On at the Edge of Hopelessness with Naomi Wright
How do you find the will to live when your entire worldview is a lie?
In this powerful conversation, Naomi (Founder of Be Emboldened and Licensed Clinical Social worker) opens up about her harrowing journey growing up in a polygamous doomsday cult where her father was the "Prophet." After survivin…
Hypocrisy in the Church and the Sustaining Truth of God's Word with Mary Jo Sharp
How do you hold onto faith when the people who claim to have the truth cause you the most pain?
In this episode, former atheist turned Christian apologist Mary Jo Sharp opens up about her personal journey. From encountering the profound beauty of the universe in the Pacific Northwest to facing dev…
Rethinking Biblical Forgiveness: Does Forgiveness Require Repentance? with Teasi Cannon
In this eye-opening conversation, Jacob Vazquez sits down with author TC Cannon to discuss one of the most misunderstood topics in Christianity: biblical forgiveness.Drawing from Scripture and her upcoming book, Counterfeit Forgiveness: How a Modern Myth Betrays Victims, Protects Abusers, and Corru…
What Are the Reasons?
Greg reflects on how we know that Christians believe the right thing, then he answers questions about the phrase “That’s just your opinion” shutting down conversations and whether calling YWWH “God” and “Jesus” is a blasphemy.
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When You Leave and They Stay | Teasi Cannon on Friendships After Spiritual Abuse
You left a church because of spiritual abuse, but the people you love stayed. Teasi Cannon joins Shepherd's Heart to talk about church hurt, broken friendships, and how to know who is still safe.Leaving an unhealthy church rarely ends the pain. Your friends stay, the leaders keep going, and somehow…
#397 Do Christians Have to Forgive Everyone? Answering Biggest Objections to Conditional Forgiveness | Teasi Cannon
Few topics generate more emotional pushback among Christians than forgiveness. Are Christians required to forgive everyone—even when the person who hurt them refuses to repent? And if forgiveness is conditional, does that contradict Jesus’ command to forgive?
In this episode, I sit down again with…
Counterfeit Forgiveness: Has the Church Misunderstood What It Means to Forgive?
In this episode of the Mamapologist, Jennifer talks with author Teasi Cannon about her new book, Counterfeit Forgiveness, and challenges some commonly held Christian assumptions about what forgiveness requires. They explore the difference between biblical forgiveness and “therapeutic forgiveness,” …
Should Christians Forgive Without Repentance? | Counterfeit Forgiveness w/ Teasi Cannon
Does biblical forgiveness require repentance? And have Christians sometimes confused forgiveness with simply "letting go" of what someone has done? Teasi Cannon joins Josh Klein and Tim Stratton to discuss her book Counterfeit Forgiveness and challenge some common assumptions about forgiveness in t…
EP03 | Defining Forgiveness - with Teasi Cannon
Author and apologist Teasi Cannon chats to Taryn Hayes about her remarkable journey from growing up in a cult to finding freedom and confidence in Jesus, and how that journey eventually led her into more than fifteen years of studying apologetics. At the heart of the conversation is Teasi’s recent …
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