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Content provided by Jeremy Jernigan is a former megachurch pastor turned wine-loving theologian who’s not afraid to ask the hard questions about Christianity. As the host of Cabernet and Pray, Jeremy blends deep theological exploration with cultural critique, all while sippi, Jeremy Jernigan is a former megachurch pastor turned wine-loving theologian who’s not afraid to ask the hard questions about Christianity. As the host of Cabernet, Jeremy blends deep theological exploration with cultural critique, All while sipping exceptional wines from around the world. With a background in ministry, A passion for progressive faith, Jeremy invites listeners into raw, Honest conversations about doubt, Rediscovering Jesus beyond evangelicalism. Whether he’s unpacking a problematic Bible passage, Challenging toxic church traditions, Or exploring the beauty of grace with a guest, Jeremy offers a fresh take on faith that’s thoughtful, Deeply rooted in love. If you're seeking a faith that holds space for curiosity, A good Pinot Noir, and You're in the right place.. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jeremy Jernigan is a former megachurch pastor turned wine-loving theologian who’s not afraid to ask the hard questions about Christianity. As the host of Cabernet and Pray, Jeremy blends deep theological exploration with cultural critique, all while sippi, Jeremy Jernigan is a former megachurch pastor turned wine-loving theologian who’s not afraid to ask the hard questions about Christianity. As the host of Cabernet, Jeremy blends deep theological exploration with cultural critique, All while sipping exceptional wines from around the world. With a background in ministry, A passion for progressive faith, Jeremy invites listeners into raw, Honest conversations about doubt, Rediscovering Jesus beyond evangelicalism. Whether he’s unpacking a problematic Bible passage, Challenging toxic church traditions, Or exploring the beauty of grace with a guest, Jeremy offers a fresh take on faith that’s thoughtful, Deeply rooted in love. If you're seeking a faith that holds space for curiosity, A good Pinot Noir, and You're in the right place. or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.
What happens when Christians start rethinking the very idea of hell? In this episode of Cabernet and Pray, we sit down with Brian Recker to ask the questions many of us were told we weren’t allowed to ask. Is hell really eternal conscious torment? What about annihilation? Could universalism actually be more faithful to Jesus? And how do history, culture, and scripture all play into the pictures we’ve inherited? We pour a glass of wine, get honest about our doubts, and wrestle with what kind of God we actually believe in. If good theology is theology that looks like Jesus, then what does that mean for our view of hell? If you’ve ever felt the tension between fear-based religion and the radical love of Jesus, this conversation might be the permission you’ve been waiting for. Want to find out why so many Christians are hell-bent on rethinking hell? Listen in.
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