Episode #6
God Loves Everyone… Right?
Aug 14, 202614 minS1
Shoot us an email if you'd like to be featured on our podcast: hargonw@gmail.comFollow Us on SubstackGreg: greglnewton.substack.comWesley: withwes.substack.com
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Hosted by Wesley Hargon & Greg Newton · religion · EN-US · 11 episodes
After God are unscripted conversations about our search to better connect with reality, as we experience it, and to find meaningful ways to live in an often chaotic world, we are looking for the pervasive bonds of relationship and wholeness that we call God. In this sense, we are after God as a pursuit of the greater whole of all things.
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Episode #6
Shoot us an email if you'd like to be featured on our podcast: hargonw@gmail.comFollow Us on SubstackGreg: greglnewton.substack.comWesley: withwes.substack.com
Episode #5
Should Christians live separate from the world, or deeply engaged in it?In this video we wrestle with Jesus’ language about being “in the world but not of it,” and the long history of Christians pulling away from culture versus joining in. We talk about:What “holiness” and “being set apart” actually mean in ScriptureThe difference between healthy boundaries and fear‑based isolationHow Jesus and the early church related to outsiders, sinners, and enemiesPractical ways to follow Christ without disappearing into a Christian bubbleIf you’ve ever wondered whether you’re supposed to withdraw from “the world” or love it up close, this conversation is for you.Shoot us an email if you'd like to be featured on our podcast: hargonw@gmail.comFollow Us on SubstackGreg: greglnewton.substack.comWesley: withwes.substack.com
Episode #4
Can you follow Jesus without dealing with Christians or church culture?In this conversation, we wrestle with the tension many people feel: loving Christ, but feeling hurt, exhausted, or alienated by Christians and churches. We talk about:- Whether it’s possible to have a relationship with Jesus outside institutional religion-How community can both wound and heal our faith- The difference between Christ and the ways Christians have represented Him- What “church” might look like for skeptics, deconstructing believers, and spiritual misfitsIf you’ve ever thought “Jesus, yes… church, no,” this episode is for you.Shoot us an email if you'd like to be featured on our podcast: hargonw@gmail.comFollow Us on SubstackGreg: greglnewton.substack.comWesley: withwes.substack.com
Episode #2
A reflection on how our assumptions about God can shape, and sometimes distort, the way we see faith, prayer, and ourselves.
Episode #1
A thoughtful reflection on silence, doubt, and what it means when God feels absent. This episode explores the tension many of us feel when prayer seems unanswered and faith feels uncertain.
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