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Supplementalist

Supplementalist

Von: Jamie Wellman Paul Hickernell Steve Minter
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We are three Pastors who chat through books and explore why we read

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  • Brothers Grimm
    Jun 18 2026

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    Welcome back. We here at the Supplementalist like to get creepy at times and what better way to do that than to explore the wonderful world of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales. We look at five of the most famous stories today - Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Hansel and Gretel. These aren’t the animated versions that we grew up with. We hope you enjoyed reading them as much as we did.

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    42 Min.
  • Pilgrims Progress
    Jun 4 2026

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    Well we finally did it. We finally are getting to the quintessential Christian book for the past 400 years, John Bunyan’s Pilgrims Progress. In a twist of irony we recorded this several months ago and somehow it was missed in the release schedule.

    There is a reason that this book has stood the test of time, and why its imagery is so ingrained in western culture, not just the church. If you have never read it take some time and read it, you will be blessed by it. If you have read it? Well now is a great time to read it again.

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    35 Min.
  • Animal Farm
    May 22 2026

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    All podcasts are equal but some are more equal than others. What better way to go into a long weekend than with another episode of the most equal of all the podcasts, the Supplementalist Podcast? Well your in luck because here we are again and this time we are coming at you with George Orwell's classic Animal Farm. Is it Dystopian? Is it a Fairy Tale? Is it an alegory? is it a fantasy novel? We might not be sure but we are sure its a great book that is worth your time to read.

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    39 Min.
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