Send us a textHave you ever wrestled with the tension between faith and doubt, or grappled with the unsettling notion of uncertainty in your spiritual journey? Pete Enns and Jared Byas of the Bible for Normal People podcast join us for a birthday season conversation that dives into these very waters. As they share their insights from "The Sin of Certainty" and a generous approach to scripture interpretation, we peel back the layers of traditional evangelical thought, challenging the status quo and illuminating the value of diverse perspectives in our collective quest for truth.The conversation takes a deeply personal turn as I reflect on my own evolution from a knowledge-centric pastor to one who embraces the interplay of truth and love. The episode sheds light on the ways in which personal instinct and experience are too often sidelined in theological circles, making a case for the importance of honoring our humanity as we engage with our faith. We address the necessity of dialogue across differing viewpoints within Christianity, a call to expand our theological horizons and embrace the richness that comes from varied understandings of the divine.As we probe into the contextual theology and evolving Christian thought, the session becomes an exploration of the dynamic realms of faith and reality. The historical Jesus, the ever-expanding universe, and the potential of consciousness after death are all part of the tapestry we examine, inviting listeners to join in a celebration of curiosity and open-mindedness. This episode isn't just another theological discussion; it's an invitation to journey from a place of knowing to a profound state of wisdom, alongside guests who inspire us to persist in our exploration of these deep and meaningful topics. Support the showLife After Leaven is sponsored by Sub:Culture Incorporated, a 501c3 committed to eradicating cultural, social, spiritual, financial, and academic barriers for Black College Students. If you are interested in giving a tax deductible donation toward our work with black college students, you can do that here. Thank you for helping us ensure temporary roadblocks don't become permanent dead ends for students with marginalized identities. You can follow us on Instagram: @subc_incorporated, Facebook: facebook.com/subcultureinco, and Twitter: @subcultureinco1. Our episodes are written and produced by Tamice Namae Speaks LLC. Don’t miss out on what Tamice has planned next! Follow her on Instagram and Twitter, or subscribe to her Patreon page.

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