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The unHoly Bible Study Podcast

The unHoly Bible Study Podcast

By: Evan Bever Scott Smith
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 Come hear two Baptist pastors talk about what the Bible actually says, where it probably came from, and how it's been understood (or not!) by different people in different times and places. But don't worry. We're not trying to save your souls. There will never be an altar call or a come-to-Jesus-moment. And we promise never to invite you to church.© 2025 Evan Bever, Scott Smith Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • Micah 6 - Does God Really Need Sacrifice?

    Micah 6 - Does God Really Need Sacrifice?
    Oct 6 2025

    In this episode, Evan and Scott turn to Micah 6 as they continue their series on sacred violence. From the perspective of this Hebrew prophet, it's not our religious practices that are important. What God wants is people who pursue justice, love and humility.
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    1 hr and 54 mins
  • Genesis 22 - Abraham's a Bad Dad!

    Genesis 22 - Abraham's a Bad Dad!
    Sep 28 2025

    Evan and Scott talk about religious trauma, child sacrifice, and whether you should ACTUALLY listen to God. Join us for our conversation about the near sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22!

    Learn more about the unHoly Bible Study at https://linktr.ee/unholybiblestudy
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    1 hr and 28 mins
  • Hebrews 9 - Does God Need Bloodshed?

    Hebrews 9 - Does God Need Bloodshed?
    Sep 21 2025

    It's time for a new miniseries! On this week's episode, Scott and Evan begin a miniseries on Sacred Violence and talk about biblical violence, sacrifice, and the death of Jesus. Join us for a conversation about Hebrews 9!

    Send your questions or episode suggestions to unholybiblestudypodcast@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram @theunholybiblestudy
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    1 hr and 45 mins
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