Fractured Faith: A Mosaic of Belief
Fractured Faith: A Mosaic of Belief
Podcast Description
Fractured Faith seeks to rethink the way of Jesus through exploring the biblical and historical context for different church doctrines along with thinking about the practical implications these doctrines have had on the mental health of believers, methods of evangelism, and people leaving the church. Hosted by mental health expert and pastor Angel Ford and Indigenous author and mystic Joshua Hopping (Cherokee Nation), this podcast explores the cracks surrounding the Faith in the US while seeking to better understand the Way of Jesus. New episodes will drop every two weeks starting January 13.
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The podcast tackles themes like deconstruction of faith, the implications of church doctrines on mental health, and contemporary issues like family planning within Christianity. Episodes explore topics such as whether one can be pro-choice and a Christian, the journey of deconstruction in evangelical settings, and defining Christianity amidst modern cultural debates.
Fractured Faith seeks to rethink the way of Jesus of Nazareth through exploring the biblical and historical context for different church doctrines along with thinking about the practical implications these doctrines have had on the mental health of believers, methods of evangelism, and people leaving the church. Hosted by Indigenous author and mystic Joshua Hopping (Cherokee Nation), this podcast explores the cracks surrounding the Faith in the United States while seeking to better understand the Way of Jesus.
Did Native Americans worship the devil? Or is that claim rooted more in misunderstanding than in Scripture or history?
In this episode of Fractured Faith, Joshua Hopping explores how the Bible understands the devil, how Scripture identifies the true Creator, and why many Native nations—including the Cherokee—did not view the spiritual world through a system of competing gods. He also discusses why Christians are called to discern the spirits through the person of Jesus Christ, recognizing both God's work among Indigenous peoples and the need for the fuller revelation found in the incarnation.
Join the conversation as we explore Indigenous theology, biblical interpretation, and the relationship between Christianity and Native cultures.
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