Mac and The Rev introduce an episode on “faith and friction,” arguing that healthy faith invites challenge rather than avoiding conflict, and that questioning can move people from blind faith to educated, credible, evidence- based belief. They discuss how friction arises internally and externally when trust is splintered by life experience, deconstruction, deceit, or disillusionment, and outline responses of fight, flight, freeze, and a preferred fourth option: presence and conscious choice. Using examples of faith in self, spouses, workplaces, government, and religion, they frame relationships as contracts that require accountability and renegotiation when broken. They critique fear-based, capricious images of God and emphasize a loving God that supports human choice, encouraging humility about “truth” as partial perspectives and urging listeners to invite friction as a path to growth, evolution, and oneness. Rss Apple Podcaster →
