A Thoughtful Faith - Mormon / LDS Podcast
1) Accepting the Shadow and Light of the Church
The shadow and light of the church are a part of the same story and integrating the suffering and the healing that the church created is part of our necessary preparation for the next part of our jour...Show More
2) 381: The Reconstruction Series: Encountering Fear at the Threshold of Leaving
It’s one thing to know that letting go is possible and even necessary. But it’s another to stand at the threshold of leaving without feeling fear. Most of us will carry some fear. In this episode I...Show More
381: The Reconstruction Series: Encountering Fear at the Threshold of Leaving
37:28 | Apr 30th, 2022
3) 380: Letting the Church Go With Graciousness
In this episode: "Letting go needn't be truly feared. Letting go can become a friend to us, releasing us into the flow of an abundant and growthful life."
4) 379: The Beginning of the End: Gina Colvin
This episode opens up the last chapters of my time as host of A Thoughtful Faith Podcast. I aim to hang up the mic at the end of the 2022. The remainder of my time with the podcast will be devoted t...Show More
5) 378: When the Church isn't Enough: Tali Aitofi
Some years ago, Tali Aitofi found Mormon podcasts and became hooked. But Tali isn't Mormon, he's Pentecostal. His faith journey has played out with the hum of Mormon faith crises in the background. ...Show More
6) 377: Bright Spark: The Reconciliation of Artist Trevor Southey: A Conversation with Director Nathan Florence
Painter, now documentary film maker and producer Nathan Florence joins me to discuss ‘Bright Spark: The Reconcilation of Trevor Southey’ For eleven years, artist Nathan Florence documented Trevor So...Show More
7) 376: Doing Our Inner Work: Jana Spangler
Utah based life coach, Jana Spangler, reflects on her extensive work with Mormons who are in the thick of deconstruction and reconstruction. She argues that being in healthy relationship with our bod...Show More
8) 375: Let's Cancel Christmas! Nicola Petty
If you love Christmas, then this episode isn't for you. But, if you or someone you know doesn't approach Christmas with merriment and cheer, then this conversation between me and my good friend Nicol...Show More
9) 374: Trauma & Moral Injury in Mormonism: Dr. Sean Aaron
At Syracuse University, moral injury is defined as, "… the damage done to one’s conscience or moral compass when that person perpetrates, witnesses, or fails to prevent acts that transgress one’s ow...Show More
10) 373: The LDS Church's Response to Sexual Abuse: Neville Rochow QC
Child sexual abuse in the church is pernicious and confounding. Why anyone purporting to be Christian would sexually abuse a child is beyond the imagination of many. Yet it happens, and far too often ...Show More