Hosted by The Foul-Mouthed Preacher · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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Satire of evangelical churches mixed with some practical, progressive theology! The Foul-Mouthed Preacher seeks to speak the language of the people, challenge the Church's views of Scripture & Tradition, and bring the Church back to the normal people.
The Foul-Mouthed Preacher hosts The Bible After-Hours, a religion show with 36 episodes published.
Psalm 82 serves as a profound exploration of divine judgment, specifically regarding the treatment of the marginalized and the responsibilities of those in positions of power. In our discourse, we unravel the complexitie
Psalm 2 serves as a profound discourse on the nature of divine authority and the anticipation of a messianic reign, as articulated in our first episode of "The Bible: After-Hours" since last summer. The Foul-Mouthed Prea
The foremost focus of this podcast episode is a thorough discussion among Joshua Noel, Christian Ashley, and Brandon Knight, regarding their individual podcasts under the Anazao Podcasts Network and their reflections on
This episode introduces the character of Steffan Crossbearer alongside an intriguing new segment titled "God's F*cked Up Story Time." At the forefront of our discussion is Psalm 19, examined through the lens of "The Foul
Psalm 118 serves as a profound reflection on the themes of victory and redemption in the aftermath of the Easter season. We delve into the significance of this psalm, emphasizing that the crucifixion of Jesus is not mere
The salient point of this discourse revolves around the critical examination of Luke 15:1-7, wherein the host, known as 'The Foul-Mouthed Preacher,' elucidates the parable of the lost sheep. This episode serves as a poig
The Church above preaches that the world outside their four walls are filled with sinners and the people in their buildings are perfect. Many churches teach this implicitly but would never say so explicitly. These Church
The Church above preaches about an all-powerful and all-loving God but talks about Him with disinterest or even apathy! They speak of the incredible and miraculous, they speak of amazing news, but their worship services
This is a music podcast with no rhyme, no rhythm, and no reason! But really it's a podcast about community ! We have no host, no schedule, and no format! This is a place for the leaders of the Anazao Podcast Network to d
The Church above preaches that the Bible can teach you how to be financially well, how Jesus died for you personally, and how the Bible can make your life better. They teach an individualized gospel that is focused on th
The Church above preaches a message about a personal savior who exists for their own benefit. They teach about a God who is all about you, worship in way that benefits the self, and praying for one's own benefit. They pu
The Church above often deals in fear and hate towards the outsiders. They mock their enemies, instead of loving them; and, they fear those who are different from themselves. . This is the Underground Church and we believ
The Church above wants to act like only non-Christians feel anxiety and like those in the Church should feel no anxiety or fear at all. They deny a core part of the human experience in a belief that God only wants happin
The Church above wants to yell about how awful the world is and how we are all sinners, yet they insist that an all-good and perfect God created us all! Many people in the church above teach nonsense about how a good God
The Church above wants to act like God is just biding time to come and kill anyone who has ever sinned. Often, God is made out to be an angry man in the skies waiting to act out revenge, rather than a God who embraces ju
The Church above sees no contradiction in decrying ideas like karma while preaching a gospel that states God only rewards those who go to Church, pay their tithes, and do good things. The church often preaches about a tr
The Church above acts like every song made that isn't about God, especially if it is sad or angry, is anti-Christian. We have in many cases abandoned our love of music and the arts. The Church even often acts like Christ
The Church above acts like Christians should be completely cut off from the world and avoid sinners at all costs, and still expects to find people and "show them the light". They want to cut themselves off from the world
The Church above pretends to either be uninterested in politics or like only one side is an option for Christians. It acts as though political outcomes are more important than the process to get there. They prioritize we
The Church above has attempted to hide its own sin and acts like it doesn't do anything wrong. Many people have been harmed by actions the Church has tried to hide away. Many have lost trust in the Church because of how
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The Bible After-Hours is hosted by The Foul-Mouthed Preacher. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 36 episodes.
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