When Theology Hurts with Heidi Groot
The Cupboard hosts speak with Heidi Groot, who grew up in a loving, evangelical family. The loving part is all good and continues to have positive imp...
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”I Can’t Touch My Friends”: A COVID Time Capsule
On this first episode of Rector’s Cupboard for 2022, we present a COVID time capsule. Yet again, we feel like we maybe, perhaps, just might be emergin...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with David Goa
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Ken Bell
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Martin Baxter
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Rebecca Simpson
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Ross Lockhart
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Nate Collins
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
The Church In-Between Times: A Conversation with Tim Dickau
Is it possible that conversations about the church might be interesting or even fascinating? Rector’s Cupboard was invited to partner with David Goa...
Christmas Special 2021 Not Quite the Stable
Maybe the real world is just too upsetting right now. Perhaps we need a pretend world in which to live. Hallmark to the rescue! Cupboard hosts and ...