Being Human

From AI and climate change to Christian nationalism, immigration and spiritual curiosity, the Being Human podcast tackles the big issues shaping life today – all through a Biblical lens. Join Peter Lynas and Katherine Brown as they wrestle with the questions everyone’s asking and point us toward the hope we ultimately find in Jesus.

Being Human is a religion podcast hosted by Evangelical Alliance, with 68 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Evangelical Alliance hosts Being Human, a religion show with 68 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  The Discipleship Deficit: Who's guiding the spiritually curious?

  Jul 22, 202638 minS8

  <p>In the final episode of this season, Peter and Katherine ask whether today’s surge in spiritual curiosity is hiding a discipleship deficit: many people are encountering Jesus through online content without anyone guiding them into ongoing faith. </p> <p>They share personal discipleship stories and highlight the vital role relationships has to play in the discipleship journey. They discuss the rise of online “baby Christians,” including a former tarot reader who publicly converted to Christianity, and note survey findings that 40% of people come to Jesus without someone present at the moment of faith. </p> <p>The conversation explores why lo...

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  Episode #4

  AI Therapists, Trad Wives, and the Pope: our rapidly changing world

  Jul 15, 202635 minS8

  <p>In this episode of Being Human, Katherine and Peter explore two big cultural trends happening at the same time: rapid AI acceleration and a growing desire to “go analogue.”</p> <p>They talk about how AI is already improving everyday tasks but how it is beginning to replace entry-level work like junior lawyers, leaving younger people unsure how to start careers. They discuss the rise of AI therapy and companionship highlighting that AI can mimic language but not real relationship.</p> <p>As a response, they unpack trends like digital detoxing, “friction-maxxing,” trad wives, and renewed interest in ancient, rooted f...

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  Episode #3

  The boys are back in town; a return of men to the church

  Jul 8, 202628 minS8

  <p>After many years of decline, male church attendance appears to be on the up. It's official – the boys are back!</p> <p><br> In this episode, Katherine and Peter look at some of the high-profile men exploring Christianity and what is causing this trend as Christian footballers are casting their crowns, praying and worshipping before and after matches and celebrity converts are encouraging others to explore Christianity.</p> <p><br> Delving deeper into the cultural stories, they uncover the consumerist mindset around 'bolt-on' spirituality where the wellness world uses prayer alongside supplements and routines as a way to self-optimise.</p>...

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  Episode #2

  Crystals, Tarot cards and Manifesting: Exploring the rise of alternative Spirituality

  Jul 1, 202636 minS8

  <p>Crystals, tarot, manifesting and “Witchtok.” Alternative spirituality has become mainstream.</p> <p>In this episode, Katherine and Peter explain the differences between manifesting and prayer, how crystals are used for specific intentions and why women seem to be turning to alternative spirituality. They also share stories of people buying spells from “Etsy witches,” using horoscopes on dating apps and the rise of Witchtok.</p> <p>They discuss the roots of this trend - secularism, individualism, and postmodernism and the pick-and-mix spirituality it has created. They conclude by highlighting both the opportunities and challenges for churches: clearer teaching about Jesus, better d...

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  Why the most secular generation in history is turning to God

  Jun 24, 202638 minS8

  <p>We're back with Season 8 of the Being Human podcast! In this episode, Peter Lynas is joined by new co-host Katherine Brown to explore "spiritual curiosity" across popular culture. From feminists and historians to podcasters and footballers it seems like many people are curious about faith. They discuss the Bible Society’s “Quiet Revival” report and its retraction, while pointing to other research and many UK stories of people praying, buying Bibles, and simply showing up at church. The episode also highlights challenges like pick-and-mix spirituality and online-only discipleship and stresses the value of local church community. Finally, they introduce Ethos...

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