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What the Hell is a Pastor?

What the Hell is a Pastor?

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 Two current and former young pastors in small town ministry sit down each week to talk about the ups and downs of their jobs as they try to figure out what the hell it is they're supposed to be doing. Come for the behind-the-scenes look at ministry, stay for the theological asides.What the Hell is a Pastor Christianity Spirituality
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  • Minisode 181: Everyone Thinks God Suffers

    Minisode 181: Everyone Thinks God Suffers
    May 16 2025

    Yes, it's longer than the regular episode. Yes, I could have cut it in half. Just pause it around 45 minutes and go for a walk and it'll feel the same.

    In which Spanks Rebok and the Dude discuss how to teach congregations about pain and God, based on the work of Japanese theologian Kazoh Kitamori, along with the pitfalls of love monism.

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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • Symbols of the Pain of God

    Symbols of the Pain of God
    May 15 2025

    In which Ethan and Jo discuss again the work of Japanese theologian Kazoh Kitamori and the connection between Mary the mother of Jesus's pain and loss and the experience of the Trinity.

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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Minisode 180: Marvel Review

    Minisode 180: Marvel Review
    Apr 26 2025

    In which Spanks and the Dude reflect on the early days of the MCU and why Kingpin makes such a good villain.

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    22 mins

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