Jeremy Jernigan

Rebuilding Faith

Religion EN ↓ 77 episodes

Rebuilding Faith is a podcast for people who haven't given up on the Bible but can no longer read it the way they used to. Hosted by Jeremy Jernigan (a recovering megachurch pastor), each episode spends ten minutes working through a passage of Scripture with honesty and curiosity. If you've ever felt like the Bible was used against you, or wondered whether there's a way to read it that can hold your doubts without collapsing, you might be ready to rebuild something better.

Author

Jeremy Jernigan

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.jeremyjernigan.com

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Speaking the Language (John 1:1-5) 26.01.2025

In this episode of Rebuilding Faith , Jeremy explores the profound theological insights in John 1:1-5, unpacking how Jesus bridges the gap between humanity and God. Drawing parallels between spiritual language and modern cultural communication barriers, Jeremy illustrates the significance of Jesus as "The Word" and mediator. He dives into the creation narrative, connecting it to the Trinity and Ch...

Intro to the Gospel of John 18.01.2025

What makes the Gospel of John stand out from the rest? Dive into this engaging introduction to John’s unique perspective on Jesus, his mission, and his miracles. Whether you're rediscovering your faith, deconstructing it, or just looking for answers, this episode will guide you toward seeing Jesus in a new way. Don’t miss this foundational conversation on faith, life, and the signs pointing us to...

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