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Hosted by Raychel and Amanda · religion · EN-US
Two liberal moms stumbling our way through biblical principles and scripture, learning together about context, word roots, and cultural application. Love forward, no shaming, always curious, and doing our best not to cross into theology because we’re wildly unqualified. Get ready for tough questions, personal stories, frequent rabbit trails, and the occasional existential crisis as we seek to walk more like Jesus in a modern world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTwo liberal moms stumbling our way through biblical principles and scripture, learning together about context, word roots, and cultural application. Love forward, no shaming, always curious, and doing our best not to cross into theology because we’re wildly unqualified.
Salt and Soil is hosted by Raychel and Amanda. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Psalm Shorts: Psalm 5" (21 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Plants in the Bible 3: Pruning the Vine" (29 September 2026, 45 minutes), and "Plants in the Bible 2: People Are Basically Trees" (19 July 2026, 39 minutes).
Salt and Soil publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Salt and Soil is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Salt and Soil requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Salt and Soil's contact route on record: public web form.
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Raychel and Amanda hosts Salt and Soil, a religion podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Salt and Soil
What do you do when you first wake up? Many of us reach for our phones. Or wake already ambushed by worries for the coming day before we've even made coffee. David shows us what it looks like to wake up and orient...
Episode #11
The common picture our minds conjure of a vine is a twining, fast-growing stalk that winds in and around structures or even other plants. But when Jesus says "I am the vine; you are the branches." (John 15:5), this...
Episode #10
Trees and humans are made of entirely different stuff. One is rooted in soil, the other walks on feet. But the more we look at the biological design of both, the more we see mirrored similarities. Sap moves through a...
Episode #9
In Genesis 2, God forms the first human — and then plants a garden for him to live in. Picture this: God planting. Not speaking the garden into existence, but planting it. Designing it, tending it, and preparing it to...
Episode #8
When you hear the words, "Where you go, I will go. Where you stay, I will stay." You might think marriage vows. Or wall art. But these words from the widow Ruth to her widowed mother-in-law aren't romantic. They're...
Salt and Soil
Sleep prayers, righteous anger, and God's smile hugs, all covered in this Psalm Short digging into Psalm 4, Answer Me When I Call to the Choir Master with Stringed Instruments, A Psalm of David. Many of us were taught...
Episode #7
Many of us grew up hearing about God the Father and God the Son. But the third part of the Trinity, that Jesus sent to live *inside* of believers, can somehow feel like background atmosphere. Like heaven air, or the...
Salt and Soil
Psalm 3 starts with David feeling devastatingly outnumbered — not just by his enemies, but by voices telling him that God isn't going to show up for him this time. Many of us know what that feels like. This lament psalm...
Episode #6
As Christians, we were taught to follow the Bible. But what about how to actually hear from the Holy Spirit that dwells within us? There's a gap here, and many believers quietly live in it, trying to follow the rules...
Salt and Soil
"Blessed" are those who take refuge in him. Psalms 1 and 2 are bookended by this powerful word, and that's not an accident. Psalm 2 opens in chaos. Nations raging, rulers plotting, everyone trying to shake loose from...
Episode #4
What does it actually mean that the Holy Spirit "lives inside of us"? It's a phrase many of us have heard so many times. It sounds warm but vague, like being told a loved one lives on in your memories. In this episode...
Salt and Soil
The first word in the entire book of Psalms is blessed . It's not a command, nor a warning, but this overflowing, expansive, almost-untranslatable Hebrew word for a life saturated with goodness. This word sets the tone...
Episode #4
Holy Spirit E1 - Mind, Body, Soul… and Spirit? Where does Heart fit in? In this episode, we explore the biblical language of soul, spirit, mind, heart, and body, looking at the Hebrew and Greek words used in the Bible...
Episode #3
The word idolatry often conjures up visions of ancient statues or golden calves. Today, we think of idols as money, or social media. But in the Bible, idolatry was never just about items and images. It's about where...
Episode #1
What is Salt & Soil , and why are we making this podcast? In this short introductory episode, we share a little about who we are, what led us to bring our conversations here, and what you can expect from the podcast...
Episode #2
The word submit makes many people uncomfortable. With good reason, as it’s often associated with control, patriarchy, and power. But what does the Bible actually mean by submit ? As we explore passages like Ephesians 5...
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