When I Heard This Podcast
Spirituality/Belief • Lifestyle • Comedy
We are pleased to introduce When I Heard This!

WIHT is a podcast that hopes to encourage those who are skeptical or disillusioned by Christianity find a place to dialogue.

Join Pastor Joseph Tillman, M. Div. and comedian Nate Robinsoff as Joseph addresses questions that Nate has about church in America.
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Well, Monday is here, but a new episode isn't. 😅

We're taking this week off from new episodes, so Nate and Joseph won't be adding any more questions to the pile just yet.

If you've fallen behind, congratulations. You finally have a chance to catch up without us making it worse.

We've got 204 episodes waiting for you on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxCaSjuetjOeadT76rXWD7W3ZSo_xvEMS

We'll be back soon with more questionable conversations.

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We Are the When I Heard This Podcast!

🎙️ Welcome to the "When I Heard This" Podcast, where faith meets funny! 🎙️

Ever find yourself scratching your head at Sunday service, pondering life's unanswerable questions like, "Is it a sin to double-dip at church potlucks?" or "Did Moses really part the Red Sea, or was it just low tide?" Well, you're not alone! 🤣

Meet our dynamic duo:
👔 Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. - Theologically trained, spiritually profound, and can absolutely rock the pulpit like no other. He's here to navigate us through the labyrinth of church doctrine with the wisdom of Solomon and the patience of Job (mostly because he has to put up with Nate).
🎭 Nate Robinsoff - Comedian, lifelong Christian, and self-proclaimed "Most Likely to Be Kicked Out of a Bible Study for Asking Too Many Questions." He's got inquiries, jokes, and probably some heretical thoughts, but don't worry, the Pastor's got him in check.

Together, they embark on a podcast journey that traverses the intricacies of Christianity...

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When I Heard This - Episode 34 - No Running Allowed in the Baptistry Area

Did you know there is actually a lot of controversy around baptism? Check out today's episode about baptism to learn what it is and what people have to say about it!

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Let's get this discussion started!

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When I Heard This - Episode 33 - The Title is Supposed to be Predetermination: Part Two

Our episode today concludes our discussion on predetermination! You are supposed to listen to it, or are you?

Don't forget to follow us on social media @wheniheardthispodcast

Like this episode? Click that subscribe button and ring the notification bell so you don't miss an episode! You can also show your support by commenting below with your thoughts and questions.

Let's get this discussion started!

Donate at www.patreon.com/wheniheardthispodcast

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Which is more dangerous:

A Bible verse with no context or a church tradition nobody remembers starting? 👀

#BiblicalInterpretation #ChurchTraditions

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The annual Christian Halloween debate has everything:

Bible verses.

Strong opinions.

Childhood anecdotes.

At least one person mentioning paganism.

And somehow we all agreed to do this again this year. 😂

We’ve collected our Halloween conversations on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJv5r5uwoHU

#HalloweenAndChristianity #ChurchCulture #ChristianTraditions

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Some theological disagreements are basically two people saying “That’s not what I mean” for 400 years.

#Theology #ChurchHistory

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