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The Eikon Podcast

Hosted by Michael Burns · religion · EN-US

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Please consider supporting this podcast by going to: https://www.patreon.com/eikonpodcastJoin Michael Burns (biblical teacher, author, and speaker), Jeff Hickman (pastor, biblical teacher), and Gianna Hearn (journalist, WNBA reporter) for a fun, lively, and relevant examination of biblical texts, emphasizing their historical and cultural context with an eye on applying those principles to the mess of modern life. To submit questions, or suggestions, or give feedback contact us at eikonpodcast@gmail.com. If you're a new listener. Welcome and thank you. We recommend that you start listening to season 4, episode 93. After you're caught up to the present, we suggest that you then go back and explore the first 3 seasons, when the podcast was still called "All Things to All People with Michael Burns."

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What is The Eikon Podcast about?

Please consider supporting this podcast by going to: Michael Burns (biblical teacher, author, and speaker), Jeff Hickman (pastor, biblical teacher), and Gianna Hearn (journalist, WNBA reporter) for a fun, lively, and relevant examination of biblical texts, emphasizing their historical and cultural context with an eye on applying those principles to the mess of modern life. If you're a new listener.

Who hosts The Eikon Podcast?

The Eikon Podcast is hosted by Michael Burns. The show has published 295 episodes to date.

What has The Eikon Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "S8E279 - The Unarmed Truth, w/Jon Sherwood" (26 October 2026, 73 minutes), "S8E278 - Finding Beauty Without a Mirror, w/Kristi Hickman" (19 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "S8E276 - Hidden Chapters: Could You Prove Your Sanity?" (6 October 2026, 53 minutes).

How often does The Eikon Podcast publish?

The Eikon Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 62 minutes across 295 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Eikon Podcast?

Booking probability for The Eikon Podcast is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Eikon Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Eikon Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for The Eikon Podcast are Religion & Faith. The Eikon Podcast has a religion audience.

About the host

Michael Burns hosts The Eikon Podcast, a religion podcast with 295 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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    S8E279 - The Unarmed Truth, w/Jon Sherwood

    Oct 26, 20261h 13m

    In this episode, John Sherwood discusses the biblical and historical foundations of Christian nonviolence, exploring how early Christians responded to violence and how modern believers can understand and apply these...

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    S8E278 - Finding Beauty Without a Mirror, w/Kristi Hickman

    Oct 19, 20261h 1m

    summary In this episode, Kristi Hickman, a former Miss Teen USA, shares her journey of discovering her true identity in God beyond societal and superficial standards of beauty. She discusses her new book, 'Finding...

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    S8E276 - Hidden Chapters: Could You Prove Your Sanity?

    Oct 6, 202653 min

    In this episode, we explore the infamous Rosenhan experiment that reveals how institutional bias and labeling can distort reality, with implications for mental health, social perception, and spiritual blindness. Join us...

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    S8E275 - When the Warning Lights Are On

    Sep 28, 20261h 13m

    In this episode, the panel explores characteristics of toxic church culture, drawing from Scott McKnight's work, and discusses how these issues manifest and how to address them with love and honesty. Chapters...

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    S8E273 - Healthy and Unhealthy Deconstruction

    Aug 17, 20261h 11m

    In this episode, the hosts explore the nuances of faith deconstruction, leadership accountability, and community resilience within Christian faith. They share personal stories, biblical insights, and practical advice...

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    S8E272 - Constructing an Incarnational Faith

    Aug 10, 202658 min

    In this episode, Michael and Jeff explore the importance of community, the dangers of digital culture, and the significance of resurrection in shaping Christian faith and practice. They discuss how to build authentic...

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    S8E271 - Hidden Chapters: The Mandela Effect and the Disappearing Cornucopia

    Jul 28, 20261 hour

    In this episode, we explore the fascinating phenomenon of the Mandela Effect, delving into famous examples, scientific explanations, conspiracy theories, and spiritual reflections. Join us as we question reality...

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    S8E270 - Constructing Community Against the Grain

    Jul 27, 202650 min

    In this episode, we explore the impact of digital culture on Christian community and faith formation. We discuss how incarnational practices and shared community construction are essential for authentic faith in a...

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    S8E269 - Transformation Culture or Growth Culture?

    Jul 13, 20261h 4m

    In this episode, we explore the early church's approach to growth, community, and discipleship through the insights of Alan Kreider's book, The Patient Ferment of the Early Church, emphasizing patience, transformation...

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    S8E268 - Construction and the Problem of Growth Culture

    Jul 6, 20261h 2m

    In this episode, the panel explores the concept of construction in faith, emphasizing the importance of a slow, deliberate process rooted in biblical principles. They discuss how modern culture's obsession with growth...

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    S8E267 - Hidden Chapters: Is Your Life Speeding By?

    Jun 29, 20261 hour

    Explore the intriguing theory that time is speeding up, its historical roots, scientific refutations, and biblical connections. Join us as we dissect the phenomenon and its implications for our perception of reality...

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    S8E266 - Constructing Our Faith

    Jun 22, 20261 hour

    Michael and Jeff explore the concepts of construction, deconstruction, and reconstruction of faith within the church, focusing in this episode on construction. What is construction and why is doing it with the right...

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    S8E265- Is Deconstruction a Positive or a Negative?

    Jun 8, 20261h 1m

    This episode explores the complex journey of faith deconstruction, covering types, causes, and healthy ways to navigate doubt and disorientation. Chapters 00:00 Celebrating Milestones and Personal Stories 08:48...

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    S8E264 - Hidden Chapters: The Terror of the Backrooms

    Jun 1, 20261h 8m

    Explore the modern myth of the backrooms, its origins, psychological and spiritual interpretations, and its reflection of contemporary fears. Michael, Jason, and Elijah delve into this unsettling digital folklore, the...

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    S8E263 - The Roots of Deconstruction

    May 25, 202659 min

    The Eikon team discusses deconstruction within faith communities. They explore the reasons behind deconstruction, such as intellectual tension, trauma, and unmet expectations, and examine how it can be a healthy process...

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    S8E262 - The Journey of Deconstructing Wisely

    May 18, 20261h 1m

    Today, we explore the complex process of faith deconstruction, its cultural roots, and how the church can foster healthy questioning and growth. Michael and Jeff discuss the importance of community, trust, and humility...

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    S8E261 - The Church's Idol of Certainty

    May 11, 20261h 4m

    Michael, Gianna, and Jeff begin a conversation about the need for certainty in faith. They explore how the desire for certainty can become an idol, referencing biblical stories and modern faith practices. They discuss...

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    S8E260 - Hidden Chapters: Did We Land on the Moon?

    May 4, 20261h 8m

    The Hidden Chapters Team is going to the moon. What is it? Have we been there? What does Scripture say about the moon? They explore the idea that the moon might not be a natural satellite but a hollow fortress or even a...

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    S8E259 - Gettin' & Sittin' or Livin' & Givin'

    Apr 27, 202657 min

    The Eikon team engages in a deep discussion about the difference between being admirers and followers of Jesus. They explore the concept of consumer worship versus sacrificial following, emphasizing the importance of...

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    S8E258 - Reasons to Leave

    Apr 13, 20261h 9m

    Gianna, Michael, and Jeff discuss the appropriate reasons for leaving a church. They delve into topics like scriptural authority, toxic leadership, and the importance of shared service in the church, all framed through...

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