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When I Heard This - Podcast

When I Heard This - Podcast

Von: Nate Robinsoff and Joseph Tillman
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 What happens when a comedian asks a pastor whatever he wants?? 😮 In the "When I Heard This" podcast, comedian Nate Robinsoff asks Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. whatever questions he can think of about church in America, the Bible, Christianity, cults, sex, and well really anything! He doesn't hold much back 🤣. https://www.youtube.com/@wheniheardthispodcast?sub_confirmation=1All rights reserved Spiritualität
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  • Episode 174 – Universalism and the Disney Ending Problem

    Episode 174 – Universalism and the Disney Ending Problem
    Feb 23 2026
    What if everyone gets saved in the end… and that is actually the problem? In this second and final conversation on universalism, we dig into the “Disney ending” version of theology. The idea sounds comforting. No eternal consequences. No final separation. Everyone reconciled. Cue the emotional music. But what does that do to justice, holiness, leadership, and the actual claims of historic Christianity? We talk about universalism through both theology and popular opinion. Why does it resonate so strongly in modern American church culture? Is it compassion, discomfort with judgment, or just a cultural allergy to hard endings? And if everyone gets a trophy, what exactly are we being saved from? Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman approach the topic the way they approach most things: honest questions, real church experience, and just enough sarcasm to keep it human. The conversation is thoughtful without being academic and skeptical without being cynical. If you have ever wrestled with faith, questioned church culture, or felt suspicious of overly tidy theological answers, this episode is for you. Follow or subscribe to the podcast 🔔 Rate or favorite the episode if it resonated 👍 Share the episode with someone who enjoys a little theology with their commentary 📤 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aoBl3sJVrzs Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #Universalism #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndCulture #TheologyDiscussion #ChurchCulture
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    1 Std. und 10 Min.
  • Episode 173 – Universalism and the “Everyone Gets a Trophy” Gospel

    Episode 173 – Universalism and the “Everyone Gets a Trophy” Gospel
    Feb 16 2026
    If everyone makes it to heaven in the end… what exactly are we doing here? Is universalism a serious theological position, or is it just the gospel rebranded for a culture that hates the idea of anyone being left out? In this episode, the conversation turns toward Christian universalism and the growing popularity of the belief that all people will ultimately be saved. Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman explore the theology behind it, the biblical arguments often cited in its defense, and the way cultural pressure quietly shapes doctrine. They look at how ideas about hell, judgment, grace, and justice get softened or reframed in modern church spaces. This is not a straw man. It is an honest look at universal salvation, why some Christians find it compelling, and where the tension shows up when you actually read Scripture. Faith, leadership, and church culture all collide in a discussion that refuses to pretend the answers are easy. Nate brings the pointed, real-world questions. Dr. Joseph Tillman brings theological depth and historical context. Together, they wrestle through what universalism claims, how it fits or conflicts with traditional Christian doctrine, and why this conversation matters for believers, skeptics, and anyone navigating church in America right now. Follow or subscribe to the podcast 🔔 Rate or favorite the episode if it resonated 👍 Share the episode with someone who has strong opinions about hell 📤 Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bLcDWgJNSuo Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #Universalism #ChristianTheology #FaithAndCulture #ChurchLeadership #ChristianPodcast
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    1 Std.
  • Episode 172 – Bible College Without the Brochure Energy

    Episode 172 – Bible College Without the Brochure Energy
    Feb 8 2026
    Bible college sounds great in theory. Real life tends to ask better questions. This episode continues the Bible college conversation, but drops the polished language and turns up the pressure. Nate comes in hotter with the questions most people think about but usually keep to themselves. What is Bible college actually designed to do. Who does it serve well. And what happens when the classroom version of faith meets real leadership, real relationships, and real church culture. The discussion moves through faith formation, calling, authority, and expectations without pretending there are easy answers. It is not a takedown, and it is not a promo. It is a candid look at what Bible college prepares you for and what it does not, especially once the brochure stops talking. Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman keep the conversation grounded, honest, and a little uncomfortable in the best way. One pushes with curiosity and skepticism. The other responds with lived experience and zero interest in churchy spin. It stays thoughtful, human, and occasionally funny throughout. If you have attended Bible college, considered it, led people who did, or just wonder how faith education actually shapes people, this episode will probably hit close to home. Follow or subscribe to the podcast 🔔 Rate or favorite the episode if it resonated 👍 Share the episode with someone who would enjoy the conversation 📤 Links Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5vcyeQt872c Website: https://wheniheardthispodcast.com/link-in-bio/ Locals + X: @wheniheardthis Facebook + Instagram: @wheniheardthispodcast #BibleCollege #FaithAndCulture #ChurchConversations #ChristianPodcast #LeadershipAndFaith
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    1 Std. und 3 Min.
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