
We all grew up in different parts of American Christianity, and we still keep thinking about how to take it seriously, even as we leave some beliefs behind. Join us our round-table discussion as we ravel out our faith in a complex world, pulling on one thread at a time, seeking Meaning at the end of it all.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 211 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & CulturePhilosophy | |||

In this episode, we explore why fulfilled desires so often fail to satisfy. Recorded in September 2025—before the current football season now in the playoffs, the conversation weaves together stories from the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl mindset a... more
We're feeling silly out here, so Josh decides it's time we at Ravel finally invent our own typology system.
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Of course, we had to turn the tables. Because Emily is probably not the only one wondering, "Stephen, why are you going to church if you're still an atheist?"
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The title kinda says it all. You read that right. Stephen, the atheist of the pod, is now going to church. And he has questions for his new pastor about the denominations practices, motivations, and histories!
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I love that this show has an open discussion format. They are all able to tackle hard topics with respect and humor. I also appreciate that Emily, Josh, and Stephen come from different backgrounds and allow space for not knowing everything with 100% firmness.
I have only listened to a few episodes, but I am locked in!
Update: the more I listen to the show the more encouraged I am. The more I listen to the show the more I love Emily, Stephen, and Josh. the more I listen to the show, the more I learn, the more I am provoked to speak, the more I feel like I’m not out here alone.
I have only listened to a few episodes, but I am locked in!
I love the approach of discussing theology without an attitude of arrogance. So often we hear people discuss things with the attitude of “I’m 100% right and if you disagree you’re a heretic”. Do I agree with everything discussed here? Of course not. However, it is so refreshing to just hear real people discuss deep and important topics with such a high level of humility and just general openness and curiosity. We will all be wrong on theology but we should be able to discuss things as real peopl... more
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Discussions frequently explore the complexities of faith and theology through a round-table format, blending humor, personal anecdotes, and critical analysis. The hosts tackle a diverse range of topics, from the nostalgia of classic Christian music to the intersection of environmental issues and religious beliefs. The podcast uniquely engages with contemporary theological debates, offering listeners a space to reflect on their spiritual journeys without the pressure of dogma. Noteworthy for its open-minded approach, it invites guests and listeners alike to question established views and navigate their beliefs in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
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