Prophets&Lovers: Recent Episodes
Bahram Khayatpour
Seeking to see the divine more clearly in order to see ourselves more clearly. Letting go of religion in order to find the true Jesus. Trying to see God in everyone and everything. Learning to become Prophets & Lovers.
This is a podcast for anyone, no matter your spiritual or religious background, who is on a journey to discover Truth, your true Self, and the Divine. We will be discussing any and all topics related to life, self, reality and spirituality.
What if Hell is not like what you have been told? Are you ready to dive into what the Bible really says about Hell? In this episode, Bahram dives into one of the most controversial Christian doctrines. Through a deep dive of the Scriptures, the Early Church, Christian History, Historical Theologians, and the human heart, Bahram challenges one of the most troublesome doctrines of Western Christianity.
In this episode, Bahram looks at the idea of Original Sin. The idea that we are all born sinful and broken and need to be fixed. Is that what the Bible actually teaches?
In this episode, Bahram talks about the two dimensions of our selves. We have an exterior and we have an interior. They are both important and need to be cared for but one if often ignored because it cannot be measured.
Bahram has a special guest, to talk more about deconstruction, the Bible, and everything in between.
Continuing on with the question of "Is God Good?", in this episode we learn how a lot of the harshest parts of the Bible that make us question whether the Divine is good are actually saying something different.
As a follow up to Episode 3, Bahram addresses the issue of is God good? In order to answer that questions, he talks about where we get our negative views of the Divine and how many of the teachings from the Bible have been unbiblical.
If you grew up in the US, you have been given a certain view or perspective on Gor or The Divine. But that view has major problems. It's small, narrow, harmful, and actually very unbiblical. In this episode Bahram shares a bigger, more expansive, truer, and more biblical approach to The Divine.