In this episode of The Unintentional Heretic, I sit down with Josh Patterson, host of of the popular podcast Rethinking Faith and Director for Creative Content for Ilia Delio’s World Institute for Science, Religion and Culture, to explore the open and relational theology claim that God is not all powerful in the controlling sense many of us inherited. Together we ask whether letting go of omnipotence might help us speak more honestly about suffering, freedom, love, and the God revealed in Jesus.

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In this episode of The Unintentional Heretic, we explore the Gospel of Thomas, an ancient collection of sayings attributed to Jesus that did not make it into the Bible but still asks deeply Christian questions about wisdom, awakening, and the kingdom within. Rather than romanticizing it as the “real” Gospel or rejecting it as dangerous heresy, we consider how Thomas can be read with discernment as a strange and compelling invitation to seek, wake up, and discover the life of God nearer than we think.

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In this episode of The Unintentional Heretic, we explore how the rapture, often assumed to be ancient Christian teaching, is actually a modern theological invention that reshaped the imagination of generations of evangelicals through fear, prophecy charts, and the anxiety of being “left behind.” Instead of a Gospel of escape, we return to the deeper Christian hope of incarnation, resurrection, and new creation, where God is not abandoning the world but making all things new.

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