Cultish

Join us as Andrew, Brother Wade, & Jeremiah talk about the upcoming church plant “Apologia Salt Lake” & what this means for the future of Cultish. Why is there such a need for a church like Apologia to be planted in the Salt Lake area & will that be beneficial to cultish even though Andrew will be moving to Utah? Tune in to find out! You can find out more about this new church plant at https://apologiautah.com/

This is a classic episode we did with Doug Van Dorn on how to think about Conspiracy Theories. Given recent events, we wanted to re-share one of our favorite conversations surrounding this taboo subject. We are on an extended break for a couple of weeks and will be back in August with lots of exciting brand new content.

In this long-awaited podcast on the Hebrew Roots movement, Jeremiah and the Super Sleuth interview Andrew Schumacher who is the founder of the Youtube channel "The Beginning of Wisdom". In this episode, Jeremiah, the Super Sleuth, and Andrew Schumacher aim to uproot the tangled historical development of the Hebrew Roots movement. What exactly is the Hebrew Roots movement? Where did it originate? What are the dangers? You do not want to miss this long-awaited series as we dive into the Hebrew Roots movement. This episode is brought to you by: Mission First Coffee https://missionfirstcoffee.com/cultish & Forged Beard Co. https://forgedbeardco.com/cultish

In this long-awaited series, we talk finally talk with Matt Myer who's spent nearly the last decade living next door to a cult known as "The Church of Wells". In part 1, we talk with Matt about his first interactions with them, how its leaders Sean Morris & Jake Gardner started the church, and how the Church of Wells falls into the category of a destructive cult psychologically & sociologically using measurements by cult experts Steven Hassan & Rick Allen Ross. You can find out more about Matt and his family at https://www.mattandjodymyer.com/

In our latest episode, we are joined by Alisa Childers & address a popular notion that seems to be amongst many that biblical Christianity is a cult. Do the accusations of Cultish just being a "Cult talking about Cults" hold any weight just because we approach cults from a Christian worldview? -How does one go about being "objective" when dealing with world of cults? -How do we account for the abuse & hurt that so many have experienced in the church that many would consider Cult like? -Are those who identify as being deconstructing/ex evangelicals or progressive's doing so by way of critical thinking or are they embracing something more attune to historically be considered a cult? Turn on your thinking cap & tune in to find out! You Can find more about Alisa at https://www.alisachilders.com/