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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Each week, we start with the upcoming Sunday’s text, and see where the conversation takes us. Becoming: Unscripted invites you into honest, unscripted dialogue around scripture, faith, and the questions that don’t resolve easily. No polished conclusions. Just real exploration that helps us notice who we’re becoming.
Unknown Host hosts becoming: Unscripted, a christianity show with 16 episodes published.
This week, we turn to Exodus chapters 19 and 20, where the Israelites have arrived at Mount Sinai just three months after leaving Egypt. Before we ever get to the Ten Commandments, God reminds them of what has already ha
We like to think we want to be challenged. We want to grow, learn, and become better versions of ourselves. But if we’re honest, most of us also really like being told we’re right. And we live in a world that makes that
This week, we're reading 1 Timothy 6:6-19. It's the passage that contains the famous line about the love of money being a root of all kinds of evil – or at least, that's the verse most of us remember. But I don't think t
On this episode, we’re discussing 1 Timothy 1:12–17. The chapter begins with Paul warning Timothy about people who care more about being right than being transformed. Then, almost unexpectedly, Paul changes the subject,
This week we're looking at the end of Esther – a story filled with uncomfortable violence, difficult questions, and a holiday centered on feasting and generosity. Rather than trying to explain away the hard parts, we're
Pastor Alison and Pastor Kent are away this week, so joining Jon and Melinda on this week's episode is Pastor Ron McClung. Esther 4 tells the story of what happens when someone on the inside is forced to decide whether t
Pastor Alison and Pastor Kent are away this week, so joining Jon and Melinda on this week's episode is Pastor Ron McClung. Esther 4 tells the story of what happens when someone on the inside is forced to decide whether t
Today we're wrapping up the book of Ruth. After three chapters of loss, loyalty, and late-night threshing floor drama, the story ends in less dramatic fashion with a legal transaction. Boaz heads to the town gate, gather
Today we're talking about Ruth Chapter 3. It begins with (what I think) is a terrible plan, involves a deeply awkward conversation, and somehow ends up teaching us something about hope. A grieving mother-in-law tells her
If Ruth Chapter 1 is a tragedy, Ruth chapter 2 is about getting groceries. Yet, it's one of the most important chapters in the whole story. After all the loss and grief of Chapter 1, Ruth wakes up and does something pret
This week we're beginning the Book of Ruth. What struck me most is how honest the story is. Before there's redemption, before there's hope, there's simply loss. A family falls apart. Naomi is grieving. And instead of exp
Today we’re diving into Philippians 2. I’ve always read this passage as a message about humility. But this week I’m wondering if there’s a bigger point. Is Paul describing something deeply personal… or presenting an enti
This week, we sat down and wandered through Philippians 1:1–18a… Paul is writing from prison to a community he deeply loves, reflecting on partnership, suffering, joy, and the complicated reality of faith. Rather than pr
This week, we’re looking at Acts of the Apostles 17:16–31... A moment where faith moves from broad and philosophical, into something much more specific. It starts with curiosity. It ends with tension. Along the way, we w
In this first episode of Becoming: Unscripted, we sit with Acts 16:16-34.... A story that moves from exploitation to imprisonment to an unexpected kind of freedom. A slave girl is set free, Paul and Silas are thrown in p
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