Christmas is over but Mary should get props all year long. Crystal Cheatham sits down with Rev. Bri-anne Swan to talk about community, hope as resistance, and yes a little bit about that one song that mansplains to Mary about her pregnancy. It all comes together in the end.

The author of the best-selling novel "Bad Theology Kills," is back, and this time he's left his deconstruction era for his thriving era. And you know what? He wants you along for the ride. Crystal Cheatham sits down with Kevin to discuss his new book, "What Makes You Bloom" (just out on January 9th!). Together they reminisce about how the exvangelical scene has shifted over the years and why they are still doing what they do best—making waves!

Kevin Sweeney is the host behind the podcast The Church Need Therapy. He is also the author of a near and dear devotional on the Our Bible App titled, "This is Still About Joy." Crystal Cheatham sits down to chat with him about magic mushrooms, church planting, and what it's like trying to find a home church in Honolulu that isn't toxic.

Jacob Knight, author of "Charismatically Queer: Queer and Spirit-Led," reached out to Crystal Cheatham with a devotional pitch. He said he wanted to write a piece about coming out as LGBT+ while also remaining a Christian. In this interview, Jacob expands on what that journey was like, and what inspired him to put pen to paper. Tune in and then read his devotional in the app.

At what point do we as Christians need to pay attention to what is going on in the tech world? Rev. Annanda Barclay calls this time in history another industrial revolution, but for tech. Who will get left behind this time? Join host, Crystal Cheatham, in her discussion with Annanda Barclay about her new podcast, Moral Repair, out now wherever you listen to podcasts.

Crystal Cheatham and Erin Green (REAP) get to sit down with their friend Grace Baldridge. Hear the wild story about how the three met and their discussion on what makes something holy.

Rhea is an entrepreneur, certified herbalist, health coach, and green witch. After being a devout evangelical for over a decade (and escaping a cult,) she decided to get to know Spirit for herself and for empowerment through herbal healing. Rhea is certified through the Bellebuono School of Herbal Medicine and will be graduating from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition next summer. She writes for herbal companies like the Practical Herbalist, the Sacred Science, Goddess Detox, Learning Herbs, and Crystal Star. Rhea is passionate about teaching people how to heal their bodies and spirits by listening to their intuition and leaning into their communities. She’s big on home-cooked meals, cocktail hours, black coffee, and Doctor Who. Rhea lives with her family in Portland, Oregon where she passionately advocates for her neighborhood (no matter how much her introversion makes canvassing difficult.) Her POP-Ed series workshop Lean Into The Woo-Woo is available for signup at OurBibleApp.com.

Crystal talks to Jo Luehmann about her upcoming Pop-Ed series, Decolonizing Christianity.

 Today’s guest is Matthias Roberts. Matthias is a counselor, the host of the Queerology podcast and now he’s an author. Check out his forthcoming book Beyond Shame in the new year. Check out his book at MatthiasRoberts.com.

Trey Pearson is an out Christian who also happens to be a musician. His career started with his band, Everyday Sunday, and since then he’s written and recorded 20 top 10 hits and 5 #1 US singles. When he did come out it rocked his world and so he’s here to tell you his personal story and how the music industry has affected the way he evolved, both as an artist and as a gay man. I hope you’ll take a moment to download his singles and tune into the music he spends his life creating.

Healing Others by Deborah Jian Lee “For those of us from marginalized backgrounds & identities, this 4-day devotional offers reflection on what it means to be a suffering part of the Body and how we can work towards healing ourselves and others, to start mending the whole Body of Christ.” Day 4 - Healing Others: Written by Deborah Jian Lee and read by host, Theresa Ta. Pass the Salt is a product of Our Bible App, edited and produced by Crystal Cheatham.

Day 3 - One Body, Many Parts Healing Ourselves by Deborah Jian Lee “For those of us from marginalized backgrounds & identities, this 4-day devotional offers reflection on what it means to be a suffering part of the Body and how we can work towards healing ourselves and others, to start mending the whole Body of Christ.” Day 3 - Healing Ourselves: Written by Deborah Jian Lee and read by host, Theresa Ta. Pass the Salt is a product of Our Bible App, edited and produced by Crystal Cheatham.

Day 2 - One Body, Many Parts Name Your Gifts by Deborah Jian Lee “For those of us from marginalized backgrounds & identities, this 4-day devotional offers reflection on what it means to be a suffering part of the Body and how we can work towards healing ourselves and others, to start mending the whole Body of Christ.” Day 2 - Naming Your Gifts:  Read by host, Theresa Ta. Pass the Salt is a product of Our Bible App, edited and produced by Crystal Cheatham.