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  • The New Evangelicals - Tim Whitaker - S1E21

The New Evangelicals - Tim Whitaker - S1E21

Monday 19th September 2022

Tim Whitaker discusses transforming the Evangelical church, religious trauma, deconstruction, and church-politics ties on 'Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger'.
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Tim Whitaker's Mission: Transforming the Evangelical Church

If you're being harmed in your church, if you're being spiritually gaslit like you need to get out.
Have you ever questioned the direction of modern Evangelicalism? Tim Whitaker has, and he's not just asking questions—he's sparking a movement. In this episode of 'Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger', Tim, the founder of 'The New Evangelicals', shares his personal journey and the mission behind his influential social media presence. His goal? To push the Evangelical church to rethink its stance on cultural issues and move forward in a more inclusive direction.
Andrew and Tim dive into some heavy topics, including religious trauma and the complex process of deconstruction. They also tackle the controversial SCOTUS religious agenda and how it intertwines with church politics. Tim doesn't shy away from discussing Project Blitz, a coordinated effort to pass bills promoting conservative Christian beliefs. He voices his concerns about the Evangelical church's deepening ties with politics, warning of a potential shift towards a conservative theocracy.
The conversation isn't just about problems; it's also about solutions. Tim offers advice for those experiencing spiritual gaslighting or harm within their church communities, urging them to seek help and prioritize their well-being. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with their faith or curious about the future of Evangelicalism.