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Have you ever had a question about Christianity? Have you ever wondered if what is perceived as 'Christian' may not be? In their weekly podcast, "Hold On: Is That Really Christian?", Dr. Kendra Weddle and Kim Batchelor of Northaven Church in Dallas, Texas discuss current issues and popular beliefs through a progressive Christian lens. Feedback and ideas for future topics are welcome.
Northaven Church hosts Hold On: Is That Really Christian?, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
Dr. John Holbert returns for a second episode on the Hebrew prophets, Lazarus and the Rich Man from the book of Luke, and the important concept of justice. Jesus said he came to fulfill the prophets, but what did those p
What is "justice"? Is it about punishment, or something more? Dr. John Holbert, professor emeritus of Perkins School of Theology, uses the story of Lazarus and the Rich Man in the book of Luke as a jumping off point to d
Northaven United Methodist Church has a New Pastor! Reverend Monica Frazier talks journeys, Christian Nationalism and her travels. Find out more about Northaven's new minister. Enjoyed this episode? Connect with us some
"Secretary of War" Pete Hegseth is known for incorporating Scripture into his pronouncements. But is it really Christian? In the first of a two-part series, Dr. John Holbert joins Kim Batchelor to discuss the religious n
Is it really Christian to attack Muslims? To claim that "sharia" is a threat to all of us? That the Muslim faith is inherently violent? Shaimaa Zayan of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) joins Kim Batchelo
Last weekend's celebrations of the 250th anniversary of our founding document, the Declaration of Independence, was challenging for many. This replay of the discussion surrounding the question Kendra Weddle posed couldn'
It's the hottest time of the year, so why not listen to a replay of this episode on the eternal furnace? Mike Shofner and Kim Batchelor explain what is hell and what is not. Enjoyed this episode? Connect with us some mor
Whether you call it justice, mentioned dozens of times in the Bible, or compassion, caring for others is not optional for followers of Jesus. Phil Dieke, chair of the Horizon Conference of the Methodist Church, and Kim B
Whether you call it justice, mentioned dozens of times in the Bible, or compassion, caring for others is not optional for followers of Jesus. Phil Dieke, chair of the Horizon Conference of the Methodist Church, and Kim B
Grace means that God loves us no matter what. But is that the end of the story? Rev. Ben Marshall discusses grace, love, works, and the process of living out God's love in the world with Kim Batchelor. Hint: It doesn't s
Grace means that God loves us no matter what. But is that the end of the story? Rev. Ben Marshall discusses grace, love, works, and the process of living out God's love in the world with Kim Batchelor. Hint: It doesn't s
How have churches supported (or not) good mental health? What more can they do? Mike Schofner and Kim Batchelor talk about mental health challenges and Christian churches in this replay of an earlier episode. Enjoyed thi
It's the beginning of summer, and there's no more appropriate episode to bring back than Cindy Barnes' and Kim Batchelor's discussion on the importance of rest in Christianity. Enjoy. Literally. Enjoyed this episode? Con
What's the issue with data centers? How are they impacting farmers and rural areas? Susie Marshall, Executive Director of Grow North Texas, is back to talk with Kim about Texas-related food and farm issues. Enjoyed this
How's that dominion over creation thing working out? Grow North Texas Executive Director Susie Marshall discusses current and potential food policy and justice with Kim Batchelor in Part 1 of a 2-part series on what we e
What's that tattoo on Pete Hegseth's shoulder? What is his grand war plan? Dr. John Holbert and Kim Batchelor talk crusades history and how "War" Secretary Hegseth's rhetoric matches the reality of the Crusades. Past mee
"Secretary of War" Pete Hegseth is known for incorporating Scripture into his pronouncements. But is it really Christian? In the first of a two-part series, Dr. John Holbert joins Kim Batchelor to discuss the religious n
Ever had someone come up to you with a religious tract and ask if you've been saved? Most people believe that's what it means to evangelize, but Rev. Julie Harding and Kim Batchelor have other ideas of it's meaning, and
Hell may not be what you've been taught. Kim Batchelor and Mike Shofner use the book Hell Bent as a guide to discuss the many names of hell and clarify what does and does not get someone sent there. Enjoyed this episode?
In March, 2026, a group gathered in front of the Federal Building in downtown Dallas where immigration hearings are held. Members of the group read from Scripture related to immigrants. This was the first Moral Third Thu
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Hold On: Is That Really Christian? is hosted by Northaven Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 100 episodes.
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