A podcast where we talk about how life is neither black nor white but rather gray.
A realistic and balanced talk about current events, religion, and government (among other things) to try to get to a manageable reality of our current uncertainty.
In this episode of The Gray Podcast, we're talking about Freedom of Speech, what it means, and why most people misapply and misuse it by thinking they can say whatever they want and apply the freedom of speech rule.
In this episode of The Gray Podcast, we take a break from church-related talk and take on a little different topic. We started out asking the question, "Would the hit TV show, The Office, be allowed on TV today?", If not, is it due to our culture becoming too sensitive to certain topics, or some other reason?
We ended by talking about the good and bad of labeling individuals, and use of pronouns.
In this episode of The Gray Podcast, we start diving into the topic of Misogyny in the Church (and beyond) and its impact on society.
Is the Bible a misogynistic book? Or has it just been defined as such to shape/stifle the role women can play in the Church?
In this episode of The Gray Podcast, we start our exploration of Mental Health, what it means, its history within the church, and why mental health has such a stigma.
This week on The Gray Podcast we talk about the topic - of what is typically a southern cultural ideology - called purity culture.
In this episode of The Gray podcast, we dive into the purpose and process of prayer. Does it work to cure health issues, is it a way to have a conversation with and build a relationship with God, or is it just a figurative tradition in the Christian Faith?
Genesis 1:27, which reads: "God spoke: “Let us make human beings in our image, make them reflecting our nature.
But what does it mean? We talk through what we think it means.
Based on the new James Webb Space Telescope's stunning images of the universe, in this episode of The Gray podcast, we dive into what it means for Christianity, evolution, and the origin of our species.
We have a discussion about the separation of church and state, and what it means in a society that lives in the gray.