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Holy Uncertain

Holy Uncertain

著者: Lauren Ranzino and Chris McLeod
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

Have you ever sat through a church service and thought, “Wait—do I actually believe this?”

Holy Uncertain is a podcast hosted by Lauren Ranzino—a theology grad, longtime TV producer, and curious Christian whose parents met in a cult—and Chris McLeod—a homeschooled pastor’s kid, and former worship pastor turned podcast producer, who doesn’t know what to call himself these days, this show explores the big, messy questions of faith, life, and meaning with some of today’s most insightful thinkers.

Raised in a church culture where doubt felt like a dirty word, Lauren and Chris know how hard it is to question openly. So on this podcast, they do it for you—honestly seeking clarity without pretending to have it all figured out.

2026 Lauren Ranzino and Chris McLeod
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  • Good Friday Reflection
    2026/04/03

    In place of our usual episode this week, we’re offering a short Good Friday reflection—an invitation to pause, to grieve, and to sit with what is broken before rushing to what comes next.

    Co-host Lauren Ranzino sits with the weight of a broken world, while holding onto both grief and hope.

    Today, we take a beat.
    We make space for what breaks our hearts.
    And we remember: this is not the end of the story.

    We’ll be back next week with a full episode.

    Have a question or topic you want us to explore?
    Email us: questions@holyuncertain.com

    Holy Uncertain is a Blue Elevator production.

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    3 分
  • Do We Need to Rethink Church? | Tommy Preson Phillips
    2026/03/27

    What is church actually supposed to look like?

    In this episode of Holy Uncertain, hosts Lauren Ranzino and Chris McLeod are joined by pastor, author, and musician Tommy Preson Phillips to explore why so many people are rethinking the way church has been practiced.

    Tommy, co-author of Invisible Jesus: A Book about Leaving the Church and Looking for Christ, shares why so many people are walking away from church—not because they’ve lost faith, but because they no longer see Jesus reflected in the systems they’ve inherited. Together, they examine how layers of tradition, power, and cultural assumptions have shaped modern church structures, and what it might look like to strip things back to something more honest, relational, and rooted in the way of Jesus.

    From the early church’s radically inclusive communities to the rise of institutional models, this conversation wrestles with what’s essential, what might be worth letting go of, and how spiritual community could be reimagined today.

    If you’ve ever felt disconnected from church but still long for faith, belonging, and a more authentic way of following Jesus, this episode offers a hopeful place to explore.

    Continue to learn from Tommy Preson Phillips:
    Substack
    Instagram: @tommypresonphillips

    Read Tommy’s Book:
    Invisible Jesus: A Book about Leaving the Church and Looking for Christ by Scot McKnight and Tommy Preson Phillips

    Listen to Tommy’s Music:
    www.presonphillips.com

    Have a question or topic you want us to explore?
    Email us: questions@holyuncertain.com

    Holy Uncertain is a Blue Elevator production.

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    53 分
  • Have Our Beliefs Limited People With Disabilities? | Dr. Amy Kenny
    2026/03/20

    Have our beliefs about God limited people with disabilities from living full lives?

    In this episode of Holy Uncertain, hosts Lauren Ranzino and Chris McLeod are joined by disabled scholar-practitioner, author, and advocate Dr. Amy Kenny, who also serves as the director of the Disability Cultural Center at Georgetown University, to examine the ways Christian theology has often treated disabled people as broken, incomplete, or in need of fixing.

    Together, they explore how ideas about the fall, healing, and heaven have shaped the church’s relationship to disability—and how those beliefs can reinforce ableism, even when intentions are good. Amy invites us to reconsider familiar biblical stories through the lens of disability theology, asking what we miss when disabled people are treated as objects of ministry rather than trusted theological voices.

    This conversation challenges assumptions about healing, access, and belonging, while pointing toward a more expansive vision of the kingdom of God—one where disabled people are not sidelined, but centered.

    If you’ve ever sensed that the church’s understanding of disability might be too narrow, this conversation offers a thoughtful place to reflect and learn from disabled wisdom.

    Continue to learn from Dr. Amy Kenny:
    Instagram: @dramykenny

    Read Amy’s Books:
    My Body Is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church
    My Disability Is Divine: A Joyful Witness That Defies Ableist Nonsense

    Learn more about the Disability Cultural Center at Georgetown:
    https://disabilityculture.georgetown.edu/

    Special thanks to Charlie French for the inspiration and for allowing us to showcase his art.
    Find him on Instagram: @charliefrenchfineart
    And visit our YouTube page to view his art at the top of this week's episode.

    Have a question or topic you want us to explore?
    Email us: questions@holyuncertain.com

    Holy Uncertain is a Blue Elevator production.

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    45 分
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