The Fairly Spiritual Show

So much talk about what Jesus would do and what Christians should do. Today we talk about what Jesus actually did and look at how that influences the way we interact with today's culture.

Doug looks at how we sometimes desire to create utopians communities to escape the inevitable problems of existence.

Doug looks at how to define success in ministry.

Doug looks at trends in social media that controlling the way we communicate.

Doug gives the good news about the end of all things. Don't worry, this will encourage you!

Doug looks at the actual reasons churches and church attendance are declining. The answers go far beyond bad pastors, bad churches and bad theology.

Doug examines bad theology that keeps bad pastors in power.

Doug talks about living with dyslexia and dyscalculia. He looks at the often overlooked or minimized signs of these learning disabilities and advocates for more awareness, sensitivity and consideration.

Doug looks at online divisiveness, church decline and relationship conflicts from a non-moral, non-ethical, non-spiritual perspective.

Doug talks about how complementarianism leads to the abuse of women.

Doug talks about the problems with a mission to Mars, trouble in the Suez canal and how faith is often like trying to change direction on a ship.

Doug looks at news stories such as a pit toilet bear attack and examines how internet evil can be amplified, ignored or fought against.

Doug talks about why we shouldn't treat Easter the same this year. He looks at Covid, vaccines, naming generations, and the difference between escapist and relevant Christians.

On today's show Doug talks about deconstruction. What does it mean to deconstruct our faith? What are some of the many issues deconstruction deals with? Does all deconstruction look the same or act the same? How should we respond to people when they talk about deconstructing their faith? Doug gives lots of personal thoughts on this important topic.

Doug looks at how pastors and Christians can follow Paul's example when being disrespected by denominational or institutional leadership.

Doug gives his honest thoughts about how to respond to America's election chaos in a redemptive way.

A very personal show where Doug laments the current condition of American Christianity in regards to politics, Covid and race. Pretty much a lament and nothing more. The hope is you don't feel so alone or you gain a better understanding of those who don't feel like you. Peace.

Doug talks about the problem with platforming and giving preference in leadership to large church expressions. He calls pastors to embrace a movement that honors what God sees.

Doug gives an unfiltered talk on how to actually show appreciation to your pastor on Pastor Appreciation month.

This is Doug's last radio show. He will continue with a podcast but no more radio for now. He shares his heart on why he works in media ministry to facilitate a better dialogue.