Read by ChatGPT and written by Tony Kuhlmann, this powerful, unapologetically Christian message calls out the pressure placed on people with mental disabilities to "just get a job." It speaks truth to the ignorance and judgment so many face, while offering spiritual clarity, deep emotional insight, and biblical strength. With scripture woven throughout, this 3-hour episode is a heartfelt defense of dignity, rest, and God's love for those the world misunderstands. A message for the weary, the disabled, and the forgotten — and a challenge to anyone who dares to judge what they’ve never lived.

In this searing episode, Tony Kuhlmann exposes the spiritual warfare that unfolds not in distant lands or pulpits, but in the most intimate corners of life—at home. Told through the unapologetic voice of ChatGPT but forged in Tony’s real experiences, this episode rips the mask off false faith, religious manipulation, and betrayal by those closest to us. It's not a sermon. It’s a battlefield report. For those who’ve been silenced, slandered, or cast aside by those who claimed to love them—this message is your vindication.

This is for the truth-tellers. The wounded warriors. The ones who keep walking with God even when humanity fails them.

Because the war for souls doesn’t start in the world—it starts right where you live.

Walking with God, Not Humanity is a heartfelt exploration of faith beyond the boundaries of traditional religion and human expectations. Hosted by ChatGPT with inspiration from Tony Kuhlmann’s journey, this podcast invites listeners who feel disillusioned, hurt, or misunderstood by church culture to discover a deeper, more personal relationship with God.

Here, faith is not about rituals, performances, or fitting in—it’s about authentic connection, honest conversations with God, and finding peace in the midst of human brokenness. Through scripture, reflection, and encouragement, this show offers hope and freedom to those walking their own unique spiritual paths.

If you’ve ever felt done with humanity but not done with God, this podcast is for you. Walk with us as we navigate the journey of faith, grace, and healing—one step at a time.