Hosted by Sierra Bookman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Sierra Bookman hosts The Faith Edit, a religion show with 22 episodes published.
Today we’re talking about one of the biggest misunderstandings about Christianity: are Christians picking and choosing what parts of the Bible to follow, especially between the Old Testament and New Testament? A lot of p
Because if we’re being honest, a lot of people read the Old Testament and see anger, judgment, and rules… then jump to the New Testament and see love, grace, and Jesus—and assume God had some kind of personality shift. B
Because somewhere along the way, the resurrection got upstaged by a rabbit in a bow tie and a suspicious amount of pastel candy. We’re unpacking how Easter went from empty tomb to egg hunt—and what that says about cultur
In this episode of The Faith Edit, we’re confronting one of the most dangerous assumptions in modern faith: the belief that almost everyone is going to heaven. Culture has taught us that being a “good person,” having spi
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This episode dives into the basics of Christian beliefs. The Bible, WHO Jesus is, and how we play a part in His plan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Are we expecting Christian fruit from people who don’t follow Christ? Let’s talk about misplaced standards, cultural confusion, and why the Church needs to clean up its own house first. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri
WELCOME BACK! Okay in 2026 we’re moving with Truth, Grace, and more accountability through God. In this episode we’re talking about “proper” or “righteous” judgement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more infor
This episode takes a real, honest look at modesty without the shame, rules, or religious pressure. We unpack what modesty ACTUALLY means, who it’s for, and why it’s about intention, identity, and confidence… not control
What do you do when your marriage doesn’t look like the movies? Because real marriage isn’t soft lighting, scripted apologies, or a soundtrack that swells right on time. It’s messy. It’s humbling. It’s two imperfect peop
We don’t like to talk about it, but here it is: we are ungrateful by nature. Not because we’re bad people, but because our default setting is survival, scarcity, and scanning for what’s missing. In this episode, we’re pu
In this week’s episode, we talk about the Jesus that not a whole lot of people like to talk about: the One who flipped tables. Jesus knew His audience and certainly knew what he was doing. He turns selfish into sacred, c
Sometimes the deepest wounds come from the places that were meant to feel the safest. If you’ve ever felt unseen, judged, or pushed away by the Church, this episode is for you. We talk about healing, grace, and rediscove
Comparison is the silent killer. One minute you’re scrolling, the next you’re spiraling, wondering why her kitchen looks like Magnolia Farms while yours looks like a crime scene after snack time. Been there, done that, g
Sometimes God’s no isn’t rejection, it’s redirection. We see in scripture time and time again where God says no and it works in ways better than any other path. In Acts 16, Paul begged to preach in Asia, but God blocked
🎙 This week’s episode: Let’s talk about why feelings make a terrible god. Yeah, I said it. We’ve built a culture that worships emotion over obedience. We chase “what feels right” instead of asking, “What’s true?” My HOT
Hot take: misusing Scripture is just as dangerous as rejecting it. Because when we twist God’s Word to fit our comfort, we’re not walking in faith, we’re playing pretend with conviction. It’s false confidence dressed up
We’re diving deep into this shiny, feel-good manifestation culture that’s flooding everyone’s feed like it’s gospel. Spoiler alert: it ain’t. This episode is for the ones who’ve been journaling till their wrists hurt, sc
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The Faith Edit is hosted by Sierra Bookman. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 22 episodes.
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