Saved-ish Podcast
Saved-ish Podcast
Podcast Description
Based in Washington DC, Saved-ish Podcast is a conversation about being young, Christian, and imperfect. We exist to give listeners a platform to reflect on topics often ignored by the church, capture the energy of young adults in ministry, and break the stigma that our generation is fleeing from God.
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The podcast addresses themes relevant to young Christian adults grappling with faith and culture, covering topics such as the tension between conviction and sin, the intersection of politics and faith, and financial literacy in a modern context. Episodes frequently highlight conflicts like 'Faith vs. Science' and explore societal issues such as voter rights and justice, aiming to provide a nuanced understanding of spirituality in contemporary life.
Based in Washington DC, Saved-ish Podcast is a conversation about being young, Christian, and imperfect. We exist to give listeners a platform to reflect on topics often ignored by the church, capture the energy of young adults in ministry, and break the stigma that our generation is fleeing from God.
Conviction is defined as a firmly held belief or opinion, often driven by strong personal or moral principles. Sin refers to any serious wrongdoing or offense against ethical norms or societal standards. In this episode, we are joined by our producer Kahlil as we reflect on the inner tension between knowing what is morally right (conviction) and acting contrary to that understanding (sin), illustrating the challenge of maintaining integrity in the face of personal weaknesses or societal pressures.
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