Unreligious

De: Chris Lewis & Drew Finchum
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  • Welcome to The Unreligious Podcast—where it’s all about Jesus, no religion required. Hosted by two down-to-earth guys passionate about sharing God’s love, we dive into real conversations about faith, life, and the teachings of Jesus without the religious red tape or judgment. Whether you’re tired of the religious noise or searching for something real, this podcast is for you. We explore how the Bible speaks to today’s world, offering hope, love, and practical wisdom for everyday life.No sermons, no clichés—just Jesus. Tune in and discover what it truly means to follow Christ authentically. If you’re seeking faith without the fluff, you’ve found your home. The Unreligious Podcast—where Jesus is the focus, and you are always welcome.Keywords: Christian podcast, Jesus, Bible, authentic faith, real conversations, spiritual growth, no judgment, relatable Christianity, down-to-earth faith.
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Episodios
  • #28 Doubting Thomas "More than a lowest moment"

    #28 Doubting Thomas "More than a lowest moment"
    Apr 28 2025
    Episode Description:
    Have you ever been labeled by your worst moment? This week on The Unreligious Podcast, we explore the story of Doubting Thomas—a man known for his hesitation, but remembered by Jesus for so much more.Host Drew Finchum dives into John 20:24–29, where Thomas says he won’t believe unless he sees Jesus with his own eyes. But Jesus doesn’t shame him—He shows up just for him. Jesus invites him: “Put your finger here... Stop doubting and believe.” (v.27). What follows is one of the boldest confessions in Scripture: “My Lord and my God!” (v.28). And the blessing that echoes to us today: “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.” (v.29)This episode tackles raw, real questions:
    • Why do we doubt, and what does God do with our doubts?
    • How do we move from shame to grace?
    • What if your lowest moment is where your breakthrough begins?
    We’ll also look at the full biblical and historical picture of Thomas:
    • John 11:16 – Thomas shows boldness: “Let us also go, that we may die with Him.”
    • John 14:5 – He’s honest about his confusion: “Lord, we don’t know where You are going...”
    • John 21:2 & Acts 1:13 – He remains faithful post-resurrection, gathering with other disciples.
    • History says he brought the Gospel to India and was martyred by spear—faithful to the end.
    You’ll also hear about other biblical “label moments”:
    • Peter denied Jesus (Luke 22:61–62) but became the Rock
    • Elijah begged to die (1 Kings 19)
    • Sarah laughed at God’s promise (Genesis 18:12)
    • David committed adultery and murder, but was still called a man after God's own heart
    • Mary Magdalene (Luke 8:2) was the first to see the risen Jesus (John 20:18)
    • The Woman at the Well (John 4:17–18) helped spark a revival (John 4:39–41)
    • Gideon doubted himself (Judges 6:15), but God said, “I will be with you.” (Judges 6:16)
    • Moses stuttered (Exodus 4:10–12), yet God used him to lead a nation
    And we wrap with this powerful truth:“You are all children of God through faith in Christ Jesus.” – Galatians 3:26

    “Anyone who belongs to Christ is a new person. The past is forgotten, and everything is new.” – 2 Corinthians 5:17

    Whether you're a lifelong believer, a deconstructing skeptic, or someone burned out on religion, this episode is for you. Jesus doesn’t define you by your lowest moment—and neither should you.

    Encouragement • Scripture • Real Talk • Jesus-Centered

    Just Jesus. Just the Bible. Always real.

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  • #27 Easter (Part 2) The resurrection of Jesus Christ

    #27 Easter (Part 2) The resurrection of Jesus Christ
    Apr 21 2025
    🚨 EPISODE #27 – RESURRECTION | The Unreligious Podcast
    📅 Date: 4/21/25 | ⏰ Target Length: 1 Hour
    🎙️ Host: Drew (Flying solo today—pray for Chris & his tooth!)
    🔥 THIS is the episode that changes everything. If there’s no resurrection, there’s no faith. But guess what? The tomb is EMPTY—and that changes everything.
    👇 FULL SHOW NOTES, SCRIPTURES, & LINKS BELOW 👇

    🎧 Welcome to The Unreligious Podcast
    Where it’s all Jesus, no religion. No man-made rules. No judgment. Just the Gospel.
    🆕 New here? Welcome to the fam.
    📩 Got questions, ideas, or testimonies? Email us:
    📧 theunreligiouspodcast@gmail.com

    🛑 SUPER LIMITED EDITION MERCH ALERT 🛑
    🚨 Drew announces exclusive Resurrection merch in this episode!
    🧢🔥 Available NOW through June 1st ONLY—once it’s gone, it’s GONE.
    💥 Listen to find out how to grab yours and be part of this moment.
    🎁 Perfect gift for yourself or someone who needs a faith boost!
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    🔥 In This Episode:

    🧱 10-Minute Intro
    • Chris had a dental emergency 😬
    • Nico Iamaleava dipped from the Vols 😢
    • Tax return miracle testimony 💸
    • Fire men’s group & Easter service 🙌
    • Financial breakthrough prayer update 🙏
    • Levi helped me save 💰 on car insurance!
    🙏 Prayer Time
    We pray over you, your week, and God’s resurrection power working in your life.“Jesus, thank You for being alive. Thank You for conquering the grave so we could have hope today…”

    ✝️ RESURRECTION RECAP (30 Minutes):
    1. The Empty Tomb
    • Mark 16:1–8 – The moment that flipped history
    • Jesus’ burial fulfilled Isaiah 53:9
    • Stone was rolled away (Matthew 28:2)
    • Roman guards & seal (Matthew 27:66)
    • Women as first witnesses—culturally shocking but historically credible
    Josephus: “Let not the testimony of women be admitted…”

    2. The Appearances
    • Luke 24 – Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus
    • John 20:24–29 – Jesus meets Thomas in his doubt
    Doubt isn’t disqualifying—Jesus meets you in it.

    3. The Great Commission
    “Go. Make disciples. Teach. Baptize. I’m with you always.” – Matthew 28:18–20

    🔥 This mission is for YOU—not just pastors.
    💭 Closing Thoughts:
    Jesus didn’t stay in the grave—and that means your pain, anxiety, and past don’t get the last word.
    Hope is alive. And you’re not alone.📲

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    🙏 Thank You for Listening

    Whether you’re brand new or have been riding with us since Episode 1—THANK YOU.

    Jesus isn’t mad at you. He loves you. And He’s alive.Until next time—

    Keep spreading the love of Jesus… without judgment.

    🎵 [Closing theme music fades out]
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  • #26 - The Easter Episode / Part One (the Death of Jesus)

    #26 - The Easter Episode / Part One (the Death of Jesus)
    Apr 14 2025
    Intro / Welcome Message:Welcome to The Unreligious Podcast—where EVERY MONDAY we spread the love of Jesus without judgment or by-laws, focusing solely on Jesus Christ and the Bible. Welcome to the EASTER episode!!!Email us at: theunreligiouspodcast@gmail.comDon’t forget to like, subscribe, share, and review this podcast—it helps spread the word!YouTube: The Unreligious PodcastInstagram: @theunreligiouspodcastCheck out our TEESPRING! → https://my-store-fdec99.creator-spring.com/CHRISDoing work on the house we are staying inGetting anxious to buy our new houseStorms/earthquakes on the islandDREWTennessee Vols LostMen’s Round tables fired back upDrew bumped into a new listener at men’s groupPRAYERChris’s House sellsConsolidating the Easter Story from the GospelsThe story of Easter is told in all four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—each providing unique details.When combined, the narrative unfolds as follows:Leading up to this Jesus has basically declared himself to be the messiah. Tension is at an all time high and the Jews and Pharisees want him dead. He’s basically public enemy #1.The Last Supper – Jesus shares a final meal with his disciples, instituting the practice of communion (Luke 22:19-20).Betrayal and Arrest – Judas Iscariot betrays Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, leading to his arrest (Matthew 26:47-56)Trials and Sentencing – Jesus is tried before the Jewish Sanhedrin, then taken to the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, who ultimately orders his crucifixion (John 18:28-40).The Crucifixion – Jesus is scourged, nailed to a cross, and dies after several hours (Mark 15:25-37).The Burial – Joseph of Arimathea, a secret follower of Jesus, buries his body in a tomb (Luke 23:50-56).The Resurrection – On the third day, the tomb is found empty, and Jesus appears to his followers (Matthew 28:1-10, John 20:11-18).While the core events remain the same, each Gospel provides variations in details, reflecting different perspectives and theological emphases.Crucifixion in Roman Culture1. Purpose and UseCrucifixion was reserved for the worst criminals, slaves, traitors, and rebels—those deemed threats to Roman authority.It was not used for Roman citizens, as it was considered too shameful and cruel for them.The goal was not just execution but public humiliation, ensuring that others feared opposing the empire.2. The Process of CrucifixionA. Scourging (Flogging) Before CrucifixionVictims were subjected to brutal flogging using a flagrum—leather cords embedded with bone or metal.Flesh was torn, muscles exposed, causing extreme blood loss and shock.Many victims died from the flogging alone.B. Carrying the CrossThe condemned carried the patibulum (horizontal beam, 75–125 lbs).This exhausted and humiliated the victim.C. The Crucifixion ProcessVictims were nailed (typically through wrists and feet) or tied to the cross.They were then lifted onto the vertical post.Death usually occurred by asphyxiation due to hanging.Breaking of Legs (Crurifragium): Hastened death by preventing the victim from pushing up to breathe.Spear to the Side: Confirmed death (John 19:34).Jesus and Crucifixion Practices:Jesus was scourged (Matthew 27:26).He carried the cross.His side was pierced.Legs were not broken.The Prophecies Fulfilled by JesusThe Old Testament contains numerous prophecies that Christians believe were fulfilled by Jesus' death and resurrection.These prophecies were written centuries before his birth, and their fulfillment is a cornerstone of Christian theology.Key Prophecies and Their Fulfillment:The Suffering Servant (Isaiah 53: 1-12)Verses 1-3: "Why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34)Verses 7-8: Mocked by onlookers (Matthew 27:39-44; Mark 15:29-32)Verses 14-18: "They have pierced my hands and my feet", "They divide my garments" (John 19:23-24)Micah 5:2 – Born in BethlehemFulfilled in Matthew 2:1 and Luke 2:4-7Isaiah 7:14 – Virgin BirthFulfilled in Matthew 1:22-23.5. Zechariah 11:12-1330 Pieces of SilverFulfilled in Matthew 26:14-16, 27:3-10Psalm 16:10 – ResurrectionFulfilled in Acts 2:31; Matthew 28:5-7Isaiah 53:3 – Rejection by His Own PeopleFulfilled in the Gospels during Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion.Zechariah 9:9 – Triumphal Entry on a DonkeyFulfilled in Matthew 21:1-11; John 12:12-15.Isaiah 53:12 – Numbered with the TransgressorsFulfilled in Luke 23:32-33Psalm 34:20 – No Broken BonesFulfilled in John 19:33-36Isaiah 53:7 – Silent Submission Fulfilled in Matthew 26:53-54; John 19:10-11.Psalm 41:9 – Betrayal by a Close FriendFulfilled in John 13:18 and Matthew 26:48-49; Luke 22:47-48Hosea 6:2 – Third-Day ResurrectionJonah’s Three Days – Typology of Resurrection - Matthew 12:40Psalm 69:21 – Vinegar Given to Drink📖 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+19&version=NKJV Isaiah 53:9 – The Borrowed TombBuried by Joseph of ArimatheaJESUS FULFILLED OVER 351 PROPHECIES!📖 https://www.newtestamentchristians.com/...
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