Whatever This Thing Is Podcast

Starting with the time of Constantine, onward Christian soldiers and the Crusades, Luther and the Reformation, King Henry VIII who did several bad things but perhaps one good thing by accident, and the Puritans whose purity was only matched by their legalism, we move at warp speed to the present day. This is the conclusion to our church history series on how we became as screwed up

In this episode on the history of the church, we cover the birth of the “institutional church," everything you never wanted to know about orthodoxy, and why Sanejo thinks you’re stupid if you don’t think Christianity is a religion. Music for this episode provided by Wolfe. Promotional consideration provided by The Mustard Market in Fullerton, CA. Follow us on Facebook and E-M

Cannibalism, the Tower of Babel, and Pentecost all walked into a bar…wait, sorry, wrong podcast. What do Cannibalism, the Tower of Babel, and Pentecost all have to do with the history of the church? Find out in this next episode of this thing called church. Music for this episode provided by Wolfe. Promotional consideration provided by The Mustard Market in Fullerton, CA. Follow

In this episode we set out to add a little more backstory, to the backstory, of this thing called the church. God creates man in His Image and soon after, man murders his fellow man. What does it look like for God to enter into relationship with flawed human beings and does it have any implications for the church?Music for this episode provided by Wolfe. Promotional consideration p

For this episode, we journey back in time several thousand years to the Old Testament and the establishment of the Tabernacle, the Temple, and how these concepts inform and challenge our understanding of the church. Music for this episode provided by Wolfe. Promotional consideration provided by Brot Coffee in Orange, CA. Follow us on Facebook and E-Mail us at whateverthisthingispod

In this introductory episode, we identify a dilemma in the church and we start the dialogue and journey towards deconstructing and reconstructing this thing called the church.