
Tim Ross
Spiritual leader, podcaster, and faith leader who speaks about trauma, church response to mental health, and practical pastoral care during the interview.
Top 3 podcasts with Tim Ross
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Nov 26, 2024 • 1h 54min
CNLP 692 | Tim Ross on Deconstruction, Destruction and Reconstruction, Code-Switching as a Pastor, and Podcasting as the Future of Ministry
 Tim Ross, a professional podcaster, preacher, and social media influencer, dives into the transformative journey of deconstruction, destruction, and reconstruction in faith. He discusses the pressures of code-switching in pastoral roles and how his popular podcast, The Basement, represents a shift towards authenticity in ministry. The conversation highlights the importance of creating safe spaces for dialogue, the challenges of content creation in today's digital landscape, and the intertwining of humor and storytelling in fostering genuine connections within faith communities. 

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Oct 16, 2024 • 1h 33min
054: Tim Ross on Why Transparency is the ANTIDOTE to Church Scandals & Spiritual Abuse
 Tim Ross, creator of the Basement podcast and the B-Side app, dives into the pressing need for transparency and accountability within the church. He discusses the troubling prevalence of scandals among pastors and advocates for vulnerability in leadership as a path to healing. Ross emphasizes that transparency, especially regarding finances, can combat the corporate culture that often stifles honesty. He challenges the notion of moral failure, calling for open discussions about failures and a transformative approach to church practices. 

Oct 30, 2025 • 27min
You can’t pray it away? Tim Ross joins Loren LoRosa & Noa Mills in Pt. 2 of convo about about praying away and more!
 In this engaging discussion, Tim Ross, a spiritual leader and advocate for mental health, joins Loren LoRosa and Noa Mills to delve into critical topics within the church community. Tim emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for processing trauma before engaging in prayer. He argues against vague prayer requests, advocating for clear communication in pastoral care. The conversation also touches on navigating visibility as an introvert and practicing personal responsibility in supporting friends during crises. 


