When I Heard This - Podcast

What happens when a comedian asks a pastor whatever he wants?? 😮In the "When I Heard This" podcast, comedian Nate Robinsoff asks Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. whatever questions he can think of about church in America, the Bible, Christianity, cults, sex, and well really anything! He doesn't hold much back 🤣.https://www.youtube.com/@wheniheardthispodcast?sub_confirmation=1

When I Heard This - Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Nate Robinsoff and Joseph Tillman, with 201 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Nate Robinsoff and Joseph Tillman hosts When I Heard This - Podcast, a religion show with 201 episodes published.

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  When I Heard This - Podcast

  Episode 196 - Speaking In Tongues Somehow Needed A Bonus Episode

  Aug 17, 20261 hour

  Speaking in tongues somehow still had unanswered questions. Four episodes later, Nate found more. This time, the conversation gets into what speaking in tongues looks like outside the usual theological debate. Should Christians speak in tongues in front of kids? If the Bible gives instructions for speaking in tongues in church, why does it seem like nobody actually does it that way? And then Nate gets to a question we somehow missed the first time around: Can someone who is mute speak in tongues? Because apparently there was still one more corner of this topic left unexplored. Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman dig into the Bible, theology, spiritual gifts, Pentecostal and charismatic church culture, and their own experiences with speaking in tongues. Joseph brings the theological context. Nate brings the questions that tend to make the theological context significantly less tidy. Whether you grew up around speaking in tongues, still practice it, have never understood it, or are just watching this entire conversation from the skeptical side of the room, this episode gets into the questions people tend to ask after the official answer is over. Follow or subscribe to the podcast Rate or favorite the episode if it resonated Share the episode with someone who would enjoy the conversation Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nSY8DSvGEOs Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #Christianity #ChurchCulture #Theology #ChristianPodcast #FaithDiscussion

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  Episode 195 - Speaking In Tongues Doesn't Make You More Christian

  Aug 10, 20261h 5m

  Does speaking in tongues prove you’re a “better” Christian? And if you can’t do it, refuse to do it, or never have, what does that actually mean for your faith? We’re wrapping up our four-part series on speaking in tongues by getting into the part that can become personal very quickly. Some Christians have been taught that speaking in tongues is evidence that you have the Holy Spirit, while others have felt pressured to do it just to prove they’re as spiritual as everyone else in the room. We also talk about people who were forced to speak in tongues as kids, whether refusing or being unable to speak in tongues has anything to do with salvation, and what the Bible actually says about spiritual gifts. Then Nate decides discussing the theology isn’t enough and asks Dr. Joseph Tillman to speak in tongues. And, while we’re here, maybe get Nate to do it too. This should go well. Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman dig into speaking in tongues, the Holy Spirit, salvation, spiritual gifts, and church culture with the usual mix of serious questions and completely unnecessary follow-ups. It’s an honest conversation for Christians, skeptics, and anyone who has ever watched church culture turn a spiritual practice into a measuring stick. Follow or subscribe to the podcast Rate or favorite the episode if it resonated Share the episode with someone who would enjoy the conversation Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oYwT08ucNq4 Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #Christianity #ChurchCulture #HolySpirit #Theology #ChristianPodcast

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  Episode 194 - Speaking In Tongues Is The Internet's Favorite Church Clip

  Aug 3, 20261h 4m

  Can Christians still speak in tongues today, or did that end in the book of Acts? And if it's real... why does it seem to be the internet's favorite reason to call Christians crazy? Speaking in tongues might be one of the most misunderstood topics in Christianity. Depending on who you ask, it's either a biblical gift of the Holy Spirit, something that disappeared centuries ago, or the quickest way to start an argument in the comments. In this episode, we unpack which Christian denominations believe speaking in tongues is still practiced today, why others reject it, and whether the Bible actually draws a line between speaking in tongues publicly during church and privately in personal prayer. Then Nate asks the question everyone wants answered but rarely says out loud: "Okay... how do you actually do it?" Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman continue the conversation with their usual mix of honest questions, biblical context, sarcastic detours, and plenty of moments where the serious explanation gets interrupted by the funniest possible observation. It's the kind of discussion that somehow manages to cover church history, theology, and internet discourse without pretending any of it isn't a little weird. If you've ever wondered why speaking in tongues creates so much debate, why different churches teach completely different things about it, or why this topic refuses to disappear from Christian culture, this episode is for you. Follow or subscribe to the podcast for more honest conversations about faith, church, and culture. Rate or favorite this episode if it resonated with you. Share it with someone who's asked these questions before, or someone who's definitely going to have opinions. Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-JxtmlPjZps Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #ChristianPodcast #ChurchCulture #FaithQuestions #BibleDiscussion #Christianity

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  Episode 193 - Speaking In Tongues Didn't End In Acts

  Jul 27, 20261h 1m

  Can Christians still speak in tongues today, or did that end with the Book of Acts? Few topics create more debate in church culture than speaking in tongues. Some Christians believe the gift ended with the apostles, while others believe it's still active today. So where did that idea come from, and what does the Bible actually say? In this episode, Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman continue their series on speaking in tongues by digging into one of the biggest questions surrounding the topic: whether the gift was only meant for the early church or is still available today. Along the way, they explore the biblical arguments behind both perspectives, why this conversation still matters, and why Pastor Joseph believes it's worth talking about even now. As always, Nate asks the questions most people are already thinking, while Dr. Joseph brings historical context, theology, and just enough patience to survive the interruptions. The result is an honest conversation that's approachable whether you've been in church your whole life or you're just trying to make sense of the debate. If this conversation made you think, follow or subscribe to the podcast If it resonated, rate or favorite the episode Share this episode with someone who enjoys thoughtful conversations about faith Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gNCQ4z2kruE Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #Christianity #BibleStudy #ChurchCulture #FaithPodcast #Theology

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  Episode 192 - Speaking In Tongues Isn't What Everyone Thinks

  Jul 20, 202658 min

  What if everything you've been told about speaking in tongues is missing part of the story? For some churches, it's a normal part of faith. For others, it's something that supposedly ended with the apostles. Somewhere in the middle is everyone who's quietly wondering if they've misunderstood the whole thing. In this first episode of a new series, Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman tackle one of Christianity's most debated topics by starting with the basics. What is speaking in tongues? Where does the Bible actually talk about it? Is it symbolic, a spiritual gift, or something Christians can still experience today? And if you've ever joked about people speaking in tongues, have you wandered into blasphemy against the Holy Spirit without realizing it? As usual, Nate asks the questions everyone else is thinking while Dr. Joseph brings biblical context, church history, and enough patience to survive the interruptions. The result is a conversation that's thoughtful, occasionally sarcastic, and surprisingly funny for a discussion that's started more than a few church arguments. Whether you've spent years in church, walked away from it, or you're just trying to figure out why Christians can't seem to agree on this topic, this episode digs into Scripture without pretending the conversation is simple. If you enjoyed the discussion, follow or subscribe to the podcast If this episode made you rethink something, leave a rating or mark it as a favorite Know someone who's had this debate before? Share the episode with them Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iudtS_6qiY8 Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #SpeakingInTongues #ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #ChurchCulture #Christianity #FaithDiscussion

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