Maybe God

In a world riddled with political idolatry and endless rage bait, division and strife have become the norm. Even Christians have fallen prey to this polarization, causing us to abandon the biblical call to unity in favor of our favorite political commentators. Though it seems as if meaningful and respectful disagreement is a relic of the past, apologist Sean McDowell insists that these conversations are not only possible — they're ESSENTIAL. For years now, Sean has been critically engaging the world on his own wildly popular YouTube channel. In this interview, Eric and Sean discuss the traumatic upbringing of Sean's well-known father, Josh McDowell, the questions that led to Sean's teenage deconstruction, the upcoming election, and Sean's new book, "End the Stalemate: Move Past Cancel Culture to Meaningful Conversations." Read Sean's book: https://www.amazon.com/End-Stalemate-Culture-Meaningful-Conversations/dp/1496481151 Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

Rebecca McLaughlin, a scholar and author, dives into how scripture addresses same-sex relationships. She challenges the notion that Jesus ignored this topic and clarifies Paul’s views on ethics versus consensual love. Sharing her personal journey with same-sex attraction, Rebecca highlights the importance of vulnerability in Christian communities. The discussion also addresses the balance between traditional teachings and progressive views, advocating for love and acceptance as essential in understanding faith and sexuality.

In part two of our series on critical race theory, Eric Huffman chats with author and scholar Ed Uszynski about white evangelicals' hesitancy to address racism, and how their silence inadvertently drives onlookers away from the church and toward the "woke" left. On an incredibly personal note, Ed divulges the racist beliefs espoused in his childhood home, the process of examining his own racial biases, and why his journey to championing true, biblical justice is one we should all take. Eric also reveals his family's own history with racism and offers a strong call to Christians everywhere. This must listen to episode also features Justin Giboney, cofounder of the AND Campaign, attorney and political strategist. Read Ed's book, Untangling Critical Race Theory: https://www.amazon.com/Untangling-Critical-Race-Theory-Christians/dp/151400481X Learn more about the AND Campaign: https://andcampaign.org/about/ Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

Critical race theory has taken center stage in our culture's conversation about racism. For many, it's also become a proverbial line in the sand. If you question anything about CRT, you risk being called a racist. Suggest anything remotely positive about it, on the other hand, and they'll say you're a woke Marxist. In this two-part series, we'll hear from two leading experts who will help us understand CRT's origins, its recent entry into mainstream culture, and how it complements or contradicts the Christian worldview. Part one features Neil Shenvi, author of a 2023 book called Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology—Implications for the Church and Society. Follow Neil Shenvi's work: https://shenviapologetics.com/ Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

In this podcast, they discuss the impact of Christian hypocrisy on perceptions of the faith, explore Jesus' condemnation of hypocrisy, and emphasize the importance of authenticity and humility in combating hypocrisy among Christians.

Former militant atheist turned distinguished research biochemist, Sy Garte, shares his journey from atheism to Christianity, discussing the harmony between science and faith. Topics include the origin of life, exploring science, atheism, and Christianity, and different ways to encounter God.

Our replay of Pastor Eric's recent sermon series began with Maybe God episode "What is Truth?" In this second installment, Eric addresses the increasing demand for Christians to compromise long-held beliefs in the name of "inclusivity." In his quest to embrace both truth and love, Eric provides answers to our generation's most common questions surrounding the limits of inclusivity, the exclusivity of the Gospel's claims, and what this means for our ability to affirm all religions. Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

In this episode, New York City pastor and bestselling author Jon Tyson reveals the moment he went from what he calls a pagan childhood to a new identity in Christ and how that identity liberated him from the idols that controlled his life. Host Eric Huffman also talks to Jon about his new book on masculinity, Fighting Shadows, co-written by recent Maybe God guest Jefferson Bethke. In their latest work, Jon and Jeff expose the habits causing men to struggle with loneliness, apathy, and lust and offer solutions for how men can reorient their desires in a God-honoring direction. Order Fighting Shadows: www.amazon.com/Fighting-Shadows-Overcoming-Becoming-Fully/dp/1400243300 Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

In a recent sermon at The Story Church, Maybe God Podcast host Eric Huffman answered one of the most profound questions people are asking about the Christian faith today: What is Truth? Many people today are raising serious doubts about God, the Bible, and Christian beliefs. What if, instead of feeling threatened by our critics, Christians addressed the skeptic's questions as the beginning of a potentially life-changing journey? Tune in this summer as Maybe God replays some of Eric Huffman's recent messages to both skeptics and believers encouraging them to engage in deeper conversations about God. Head to YouTube to watch Maybe God's full-length interviews! Support future episodes (now accepting tax-deductible stock and crypto gifts): www.maybegodpod.com/donate Sign up for our newsletter with exclusive content: www.maybegodpod.com Follow Maybe God: https://instagram.com/maybegodpod https://facebook.com/maybegodpod

Ashley Lande, an artist and writer, shares her fascinating journey from atheism to Christianity, largely influenced by her experiences with psychedelics. She recounts a terrifying encounter with what she believes was Satan, which ultimately led her to find faith in Jesus. The discussion dives into the complex relationship between psychedelic experiences and spirituality, the struggle with feelings of emptiness, and the tension between the highs of transcendence and the challenges of reality. Ashley also reflects on the duality of psychedelics in both artistic expression and personal discovery.