Teaology
Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well.
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When Forgiveness Feels Impossible with Yana Conner
10/12/2026
When Forgiveness Feels Impossible with Yana Conner
What does Christian forgiveness actually require—and can you forgive someone while still wanting justice? In this episode of Teaology at the Table, Maya Wilson sits down with Yana Conner, author of Living Beyond a Fence: Doing the Hard Work of Forgiveness God’s Way, for an honest conversation about Christian forgiveness, justice, reconciliation, accountability, conflict, and healing. We often hear Christians told to “just forgive,” but forgiveness is rarely that simple. What happens when someone has genuinely wronged you? Does forgiveness mean forgetting what happened? Does it require reconciliation? Can you forgive someone and still believe there should be accountability or justice? Yana helps us think more deeply about the biblical practice of forgiveness and why it can be a long, unfinished process rather than a one-time decision. We talk about the difference between being offended and being wronged, the relationship between forgiveness and justice, the role of mediators in conflict, and why reconciliation requires more than simply telling someone to move on. We also explore forgiveness as a practice of Christian discipleship and community. What if forgiveness isn't simply something we do individually, but something the church has to learn how to practice together? If you've struggled with forgiveness, church conflict, broken relationships, injustice, or the tension between mercy and accountability, this conversation is for you. In this episode: • Christian forgiveness and what the Bible teaches • Forgiveness vs. reconciliation • Forgiveness and justice • Accountability and mercy • Church conflict and relational wounds • The difference between offense and wrongdoing • Why forgiveness can be an unfinished process • Mediation and conflict resolution • Forgiveness as Christian discipleship • Building communities that practice forgiveness Yana Conner is the author of Living Beyond a Fence: Doing the Hard Work of Forgiveness God’s Way. Follow Yana ! Find her book ! Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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A Better Way to Read the Bible with Hakeem Bradley
10/05/2026
A Better Way to Read the Bible with Hakeem Bradley
How do we actually read the Bible better? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Bible scholar and teacher Hakeem Bradley to talk about how to study the Bible, biblical context, reading Scripture in community, and understanding the Bible as one interconnected story. Many Christians have been taught to approach Scripture one verse at a time—but what happens when we step back and pay attention to the historical context, literary context, recurring themes, patterns, and larger story of the Bible? Hakeem explains why understanding the Bible doesn't require becoming a biblical scholar, why verses make more sense when we understand the stories they belong to, and why Scripture was never meant to be read as an isolated collection of inspirational quotes. We also talk about studying the Bible with other people, recovering a sense of wonder when reading Scripture, and what biblical knowledge is supposed to produce in us. Because the goal of studying Scripture isn't simply to know more information—it's to become people who love God and love our neighbors more deeply. In this episode: • How to read the Bible better • How to study the Bible in context • Understanding historical and cultural context • Why reading individual Bible verses can be limiting • Reading the Bible as one larger story • Biblical patterns and themes • Why Scripture should be read in community • How to study the Bible without being a scholar • Moving from biblical knowledge to spiritual formation • Recovering wonder when reading Scripture If you've ever wondered whether you're actually understanding the Bible—or simply reading the verses you've always been taught to read—this conversation is for you. Follow Hakeem . Find more about his nonprofit here : Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Does God Want Me to Have an Orgasm? | Sex, Pleasure & Purity Culture with Kristen Miele
09/28/2026
Does God Want Me to Have an Orgasm? | Sex, Pleasure & Purity Culture with Kristen Miele
What if purity culture taught us how to avoid sex—but never taught us how to understand our bodies? In this episode of Teaology at the Table, Maya Wilson sits down with Kristen Miele, founder of Sex Ed Reclaimed, to talk about Christian sexuality, purity culture, body theology, sexual health, pornography, marriage, pleasure, and sexual formation. Rather than treating sexuality as a topic Christians should avoid, this conversation asks what it looks like to develop a healthier Christian theology of the body—one that recognizes our bodies and sexuality as part of God’s good creation while still taking Christian sexual ethics seriously. Maya and Kristen discuss the ways purity culture has shaped how Christians understand sex and their bodies, why silence isn't the same thing as sexual formation, how pornography and media influence our understanding of sexuality, and why conversations about sex should be part of Christian discipleship rather than something we only address when there is a problem. They also talk about marriage, communication, pleasure, and how parents and churches can create spaces where children and adults can ask honest questions about bodies and sexuality without shame. In this episode: • Christian sexuality and sexual formation • What purity culture gets wrong • A Christian theology of the body • Bodies and sexuality as God's good creation • Sex education and Christian discipleship • Pornography and media • Marriage and communication • Pleasure and Christian sexuality • Talking about sex without shame • Helping Christians develop a healthier view of their bodies If you've ever wondered how Christians can talk about sex in a way that is honest, theological, embodied, and rooted in the goodness of God, this conversation is for you. Follow Kristin Find more about her courses here at Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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How to Build a Trauma-Informed Church with Micah Morgan
09/21/2026
How to Build a Trauma-Informed Church with Micah Morgan
What would happen if churches learned to listen before defending themselves? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Micah Morgan, a licensed clinical professional counselor and associate pastor, to explore the intersection of mental health, trauma, church hurt, pastoral ministry, and healing. Micah shares about their journey into both counseling and pastoral ministry and why they believe churches need to become more informed about trauma and mental health. Together, Maya and Micah discuss what happens when people experience church as a source of emotional or spiritual harm, and why leaders should respond with curiosity and listening rather than defensiveness. They also explore what it means to build a trauma-informed church, including practical ways churches can create safer systems and spaces, make room for congregants to speak honestly, and learn about trauma even when they don't have a mental-health professional on staff. The conversation challenges the idea that mental-health struggles are moral or spiritual failures and explores why healing may take time. Maya and Micah also discuss the relationship between therapy and pastoral care, when pastors should refer people to clinicians, and why setting boundaries is essential for sustainable ministry. This is a conversation about mental health and Christianity, church hurt, trauma-informed ministry, pastoral care, therapy and faith, healing, boundaries, and building healthier Christian communities. Follow Micah here on , and on ! Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Singleness, Sexuality and Christian Community with Pieter Valk
09/14/2026
Singleness, Sexuality and Christian Community with Pieter Valk
What happens when the church asks Christians to embrace a historic Christian sexual ethic—but fails to build the kind of community that makes that calling sustainable? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Pieter Valk, a licensed professional counselor, ministry leader, and founder of EQUIP, for an honest conversation about vocational singleness, sexuality, LGBT+ Christians, celibacy, Christian community, parenting, and belonging. Pieter shares his own experience of navigating faith, sexuality, and church and explains why he believes churches have often elevated marriage and the nuclear family while overlooking the deep need for friendship, intimacy, and belonging among single Christians. Together, Maya and Pieter explore what it means for Christians who hold a traditional or historic Christian sexual ethic to create communities where gay and trans Christians can experience genuine friendship, discipleship, and belonging rather than simply being handed a theological position and left to navigate the implications alone. They discuss vocational singleness and celibacy, the difference between ordinary singleness and intentionally choosing singleness for the sake of Christian service, and why the church needs to rethink how it celebrates and materially supports single people. The conversation also addresses how Christians can respond when someone discloses same-sex attraction, the importance of compassion and friendship, the role of parents in talking with children about bodies, sexuality, and gender, and what it can look like to approach these conversations proactively rather than through fear and avoidance. Maya and Pieter also talk about church hurt, loneliness, Christian belonging, and returning to faith after painful experiences with the church. At the heart of this conversation is a question that goes beyond sexuality: If following Jesus is costly, what kind of community are we willing to become for one another? This episode is a conversation about Christian sexuality, LGBT+ Christians and the church, vocational singleness, celibacy, Christian community, loneliness, marriage and singleness, sexual ethics, discipleship, parenting, and creating churches where people can genuinely belong. Follow Pieter Find more about his ministry EQUIP Here is the books Pieter discussed written by his partner for parents: Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Christians and the Problem of Political Tribalism with Vin Li
09/07/2026
Christians and the Problem of Political Tribalism with Vin Li
How can Christians engage politics without becoming captive to partisan tribalism? In this episode of Teaology, Maya Wilson sits down with Vin A. Li for a conversation about Christianity, politics, political polarization, and what it looks like to put faith before party. Vin shares his own political journey, including his movement from progressive and briefly communist politics toward a more moderate “Third Way” approach. Together, Maya and Vin explore how political communities on both the left and right can create echo chambers, reinforce blind spots, and turn political opponents into enemies. They discuss what it means for Christian convictions to take precedence over political party loyalty, including difficult questions surrounding abortion, economic policy, support for mothers and families, foreign policy, and how Christians should treat people with whom they deeply disagree. The conversation also goes beyond voting. Maya and Vin talk about civic engagement, holding elected officials accountable, protest, political dialogue, researching issues independently, and staying involved in your community after election season ends. Finally, they discuss how Christians can stay informed about politics without becoming consumed by it—and why intellectual humility, diverse sources, healthy disagreement, community, and rest are essential for engaging our political moment faithfully. This episode is a conversation about Christian political engagement, partisan tribalism, political polarization, civic responsibility, faith and politics, and following Jesus in a divided political culture. Follow Vin ! Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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The Spiritual Practice of Paying Attention with Bethaney Wilkinson
08/31/2026
The Spiritual Practice of Paying Attention with Bethaney Wilkinson
In this episode of Teaology, Maya sits down with author and spiritual director Bethaney Wilkinson for a conversation about contemplative spirituality, Christian formation, community, and the call to care for our neighbors and the world around us. Bethaney explains what contemplative spirituality actually is and challenges the idea that contemplation is simply about becoming more peaceful or turning inward. Together, Maya and Bethaney explore how practices of presence, attention, and communion with God can form us to become more attentive to our neighbors, our communities, and the needs of creation. Bethaney also shares about her own spiritual journey from New Age spirituality to orthodox Christianity, including what drew her toward Christian faith and how her understanding of spirituality has been transformed along the way. The conversation also explores creation care and environmental stewardship, asking what it means for Christians to see caring for the earth as part of loving God and loving our neighbors. This episode is a conversation about contemplative Christianity, spiritual formation, Christian community, spirituality, creation care, environmental stewardship, and learning to become people who are more present to God and more available to our neighbors. Follow Bethaney Order her book, Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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What if Deconstruction is a Discipleship Problem? with Abigail Covington
08/24/2026
What if Deconstruction is a Discipleship Problem? with Abigail Covington
What if the rise of Christian deconstruction is connected to a deeper discipleship problem? In this episode of Teaology, Maya sits down with theology student, consultant, and PK Abigail Covington to explore what healthy Christian discipleship actually looks like—and whether the church has done enough to help people develop a faith that can withstand questions, cultural change, disappointment, and doubt. Drawing from Abigail’s research on discipleship, they examine the legacy and pitfalls of the church growth movement and what can happen when churches prioritize attendance, expansion, and numerical growth without creating deep communities of spiritual formation. Maya and Abigail also talk about why people leave the church, what churches can do to help people stay, and whether some experiences of Christian deconstruction point to gaps in theological formation and discipleship. They discuss the importance of passing the baton between generations, creating space for younger Christians to grow and lead, and building churches that form people for a lifelong faith rather than simply attracting them to a Sunday gathering. This conversation asks an important question for the modern church: Are we actually making disciples, or have we become better at building churches than forming people? If you're interested in Christian deconstruction, discipleship, church growth, spiritual formation, church leadership, generational faith, and the future of the church, this conversation is for you. Follow Abigail Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Following Jesus from the Margins with Jenai Auman
08/17/2026
Following Jesus from the Margins with Jenai Auman
In this episode, Maya sits down with writer, contemplative, and author Jenai Auman to discuss faith, belonging, church hurt, and the spiritual work of living from the margins. Drawing from her book OTHERED, Jenai shares her experience as a Filipina American Christian navigating identity, belonging, and the pain of marginalization within faith spaces. Together, Maya and Jenai explore how experiences of exclusion shaped her spiritual formation and ultimately inspired her writing. The conversation moves through themes of church hurt, grief, contemplative spirituality, the minor prophets, empire, social justice, and the ways systems of oppression can become internalized within us. They also discuss the dangers of hurry culture, optimization, and individualism, and why Christian formation requires community, lament, and hope. This episode is for anyone wrestling with faith after disappointment, seeking a more holistic vision of spiritual formation, or learning how to remain hopeful while confronting injustice in the church and the world. Follow Jenai Order her book, . Learn more about the where Jenai is a facilitator. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Has The Church Forgotten the Holy Spirit? | Spirit-Led Spiritual Formation with Ryan Murphy
08/10/2026
Has The Church Forgotten the Holy Spirit? | Spirit-Led Spiritual Formation with Ryan Murphy
In this episode, Maya sits down with Ryan Murphy, lead pastor of The Table Boston, for a conversation about spiritual formation, the Holy Spirit, and following Jesus in a skeptical and distracted cultural moment. Ryan pastors in downtown Boston, a deeply post-Christian context shaped by hurry, intellectual skepticism, and spiritual apathy. Together, Maya and Ryan discuss what it looks like to cultivate spaces where the Holy Spirit is welcomed and allowed to move — even in environments where people may feel hesitant, doubtful, or spiritually disconnected. They also explore the relationship between spiritual formation and Spirit-filled Christianity, challenging the false divide between deep discipleship and the active work of the Holy Spirit. The conversation reflects on spiritual disciplines, prayer, creating room for God’s presence in everyday life, and how Christians can become more attentive to the Spirit amid noise, busyness, and modern distractions. Ryan also shares insights from his work with Restless Hearts, Resting Places, where he creates interactive prayer resources designed to help people slow down, pray, and encounter God more intentionally. This episode is an invitation to reconsider what Spirit-filled faith can look like in everyday life — rooted, expectant, and formed by both scripture and the presence of God. Follow Ryan Learn more about his church, Read Ryan's writing and more of his ministry Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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The Church Needs Therapy Too | Faith & Mental Health with Artianna Singleton
05/18/2026
The Church Needs Therapy Too | Faith & Mental Health with Artianna Singleton
In this final episode of the Mental Health Series, Maya sits down with licensed marriage and family therapist Artiana Singleton for an honest conversation about therapy and faith. Artiana shares what it was like launching her therapy practice during COVID, while supporting youth, couples, and families navigating uncertainty, isolation, anxiety, and relational strain. Together, Maya and Artiana reflect on how lockdown forced many people to confront issues in their marriages, emotional health, and spiritual lives that had previously gone unaddressed. They also discuss the role of small groups and community care in supporting mental health, the limitations of relying solely on spiritual spaces for deeper psychological struggles, and why therapy and faith do not have to exist in opposition to one another. This episode explores the intersection of Christian faith, mental health, relationships, and healing, offering a grounded conversation for anyone trying to navigate emotional wellness while remaining rooted in spirituality and community. Follow Artianna's practice Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Mother Wounds, Attachment Styles & Healing with Khalliah Bryant Tull
05/11/2026
Mother Wounds, Attachment Styles & Healing with Khalliah Bryant Tull
In this episode, Maya sits down with her friend and licensed marriage and family therapist Khalliah Bryant Tull for a thoughtful and practical conversation about healing, relationships, and the stories we carry from childhood into adulthood. Together, they explore the impact of parent wounds and how early experiences shape our attachment styles, influencing how we connect, trust, and show up in relationships today. Khalliah breaks down what attachment styles are, how to identify your own, and what it looks like to move toward healing — even if you’ve experienced unhealthy or insecure attachment. They also discuss how therapy can support major life transitions, the role of community in the healing process, and why we need more people committed to being “healers” in their everyday spaces. The conversation also addresses the impact of toxic media messaging and how internalizing harmful narratives can shape our identity, relationships, and emotional health. If this episode resonates with you, Khalliah is also hosting a Mother Wound Workshop designed to help you process and begin healing the impact of your relationship with your mother. Learn more and sign up here: This episode offers both insight and encouragement for anyone navigating relational patterns, processing childhood wounds, or seeking practical steps toward emotional and spiritual healing. Follow Khalliah Follow her practice Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Why Social Media Can’t Diagnose You with Symone Gerren
05/04/2026
Why Social Media Can’t Diagnose You with Symone Gerren
To kick off Mental Health awareness month, Maya sits down with Symone Gerren, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, mother, and impact leader, to talk about what it really looks like to get the right mental health support. In a world full of therapy language, self-diagnosing, and viral advice, this conversation cuts through the noise. Maya and Symone discuss the importance of seeking help from licensed professionals, the risks of relying too heavily on pop psychology and social media for mental health guidance, and why accurate support matters more than trendy terminology. They also explore why healing cannot happen in isolation and the critical role that safe, healthy community plays in long-term growth and restoration. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by mental health content online, unsure where to start, or hesitant about getting real support, this episode offers clarity, wisdom, and a grounded path forward. In this episode, Maya and Symone cover: How to find the right licensed mental health professional The dangers of pop psychology and self-diagnosing Why social media isn’t a substitute for real care The role of community in healing and growth What it looks like to move from surviving to thriving If this episode resonates, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs it. Follow Symone . Book a consultion with her . Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Bouncing Back Isn’t Biblical | Healing & Faith with Charaia Rush
04/20/2026
Bouncing Back Isn’t Biblical | Healing & Faith with Charaia Rush
In this episode, Maya sits down with author Charaia Rush to unpack the pressure to “bounce back” and what real, lasting healing actually looks like. Drawing from her book, The Myth of Bouncing Back: Ditching the Lies of Resilience and Learning How to Rise for Real, Charaia challenges the cultural and church narratives that equate resilience with rushing past pain. Together, Maya and Charaia explore the dangers of performative healing, the ways both secular and Christian spaces can unintentionally discourage honesty, and why true healing requires more than appearances. They also discuss the rise of commercialized self-care and how it can distract from deeper spiritual work — inviting listeners instead to consider what it means to allow God to search, refine, and restore us. This conversation highlights the importance of staying soft in the face of hardship, resisting the urge to harden our hearts, and developing a biblical understanding of healing, especially for women navigating trauma and faith. This episode is for anyone who feels exhausted by the expectation to be “strong” and ready to embrace a more honest, faithful path toward healing. Buy Charaia's new book ! Her previous title . Follow her on . Follow her on . Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Motherhood, Ministry & Following Jesus in Real Life with Caroline Schandel
04/13/2026
Motherhood, Ministry & Following Jesus in Real Life with Caroline Schandel
In this episode, Maya sits down with pastor, wife, and mom Caroline Schandel for an honest conversation about motherhood, ministry, and following Jesus in the middle of real life. Caroline serves as the Pastoral Care Pastor at Grace Midtown Church, where she preaches, leads ministry spaces, and walks alongside people as they process faith and the complexities of their everyday lives. In this conversation, she shares her personal journey through motherhood while carrying the responsibilities of pastoral leadership. Together, Maya and Caroline explore what it looks like to balance the visible and invisible work of ministry — from preparing to preach to showing up for people — while also being present at home. They talk about releasing the pressure of perfection, making peace with limitations, and discerning the many voices that shape how we parent, lead, and follow God. This episode also reflects on the life of Jesus — how He moved, lived, and ministered — and what that means for how we approach faith, calling, and daily rhythms today. If you’ve ever felt the tension of trying to do it all — motherhood, calling, faith, and responsibility — this conversation offers a grounded, honest perspective on what it means to live faithfully without striving for perfection. Follow Caroline on IG . Listen to her podcast . Find her sermons . Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Embodied Healing in Motherhood with Jazmon Bradley
04/06/2026
Embodied Healing in Motherhood with Jazmon Bradley
This week on the Teaology Podcast, Maya is joined by Jazmon Bradley for an honest and deeply grounding conversation on embodied healing and motherhood. Together, they explore what it means to follow Jesus with your whole self—integrating the mind, body, soul, and spirit—especially in a season that stretches you as deeply as motherhood. They talk about how childhood wounds can resurface in parenting, navigating postpartum depression, and learning to care for your body while tending to your spiritual life. Jazmon also shares her experience of giving birth during the pandemic, and we unpack what intercessory prayer, deliverance, and miracles can look like in real, everyday life. This conversation speaks to the often unseen weight mothers carry and the invitation to healing that doesn’t disconnect us from our bodies, but brings us back into them. If you’ve been longing for a more integrated, embodied faith, this episode is for you. Stay tuned for more of our motherhood series this month! Read More of Jazmon's healing testimony . Follow Jazmon's substack . Follow Jazmon on Instagram . Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved Find Maya's poetry For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Why the Church Needs Women Who Resist with Tiffany Bluhm
03/16/2026
Why the Church Needs Women Who Resist with Tiffany Bluhm
In this episode, Maya sits down with author, speaker, and ministry leader Tiffany Bluhm, director of the Made for PAX Fellowship, for a conversation about faith, history, and the courageous witness of women. Together they explore what it means to be historically formed as Christians — not only understanding the Bible and church history, but also the global histories that shape the places we live, worship, and minister today. Maya and Tiffany discuss how Christianity continues to live in the shadow of imperialism and colonization, and why acknowledging those histories is essential for faithful discipleship in our current cultural moment. The conversation also turns to Tiffany’s book, The Women We've Been Waiting For, which highlights the long tradition of women who have carried the communal call of the gospel — often in the face of resistance, exclusion, or silence. Drawing on both history and personal experience, Tiffany challenges women today to move beyond individual self-care toward communal care, courageous leadership, and a willingness to confront harmful or abusive leadership — even when it comes from within Christian institutions. This episode is a timely reflection on women’s leadership, historical awareness, and faithful resistance. It asks an important question for the Church today: what does it look like to honor the women who carried the gospel before us — and to become the women the next generation is waiting for? Follow Tiffany on IG here: Find her book here: To explore the broader Made for PAX Fellowship, a formative and relational space for Christians of color seeking spiritual depth and leadership development, visit: You can also listen to previous episodes featuring leaders connected to PAX, including Jocelyn and Ola, to hear more from PAX fellows. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Immigration, ICE & The Church | What Faithful Witness Looks Like with Jasmin Sosa
03/09/2026
Immigration, ICE & The Church | What Faithful Witness Looks Like with Jasmin Sosa
In this episode, Maya sits down with Jasmin Sosa for an urgent and deeply practical conversation about immigration, deportation, and the role of the Church in moments of crisis. Jasmin serves in missions and is part of Undivided, a faith-driven organization equipping churches to respond to injustice with courage and clarity. Together, Maya and Jasmin discuss how churches can protect parishioners from detainment and deportation, what faithful Christian witness looks like in the face of ICE enforcement, and how the Church has historically responded to immigration policy — both faithfully and inadequately. They also address: How congregations can prepare for immigration enforcement The biblical foundation for welcoming the stranger The difference between political partisanship and Christian conviction Practical steps churches can take right now The emotional and spiritual toll of living under threat of deportation If you are a pastor, ministry leader, or church member asking, “What can we actually do?” — this episode offers clarity and direction. This is a conversation about courage, compassion, and what obedience looks like when our neighbors are at risk. Follow Jasmin on To access Undivided’s Immigration Advocacy Guidebook and learn how your church can take informed, faithful action, visit: You can also learn more about Undivided’s broader work at: This conversation also highlights the work of G92, a committee supporting Haitian communities navigating immigration challenges and humanitarian crises. You can find more about them here: Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Big Churches, Weak Christians | The Discipleship Crisis with Danny Brister, Jr.
03/02/2026
Big Churches, Weak Christians | The Discipleship Crisis with Danny Brister, Jr.
In this episode, Maya is joined by Danny Brister Jr. for a rich and necessary conversation about discipleship, biblical literacy, and the spiritual formation crisis facing the modern church. Together, they explore the long-term implications of the seeker-sensitive movement and how an attractional model of church may have shaped a generation that attends services but struggles with deep discipleship. What happens when churches prioritize accessibility but neglect formation? How has biblical literacy declined—and why does it matter? Maya and Danny discuss what it truly means to be formed by Scripture rather than merely inspired by it. They unpack the need for spiritual mothers and fathers, the loss of generational discipleship, and why reading the Bible was never meant to be a purely individual practice. Instead, they call the church back to communal reading, shared interpretation, and embodied spiritual growth. This conversation is for anyone wrestling with: shallow discipleship confusion about how to read the Bible, the effects of church culture shifts the need for deeper spiritual formation or the hunger for intergenerational mentorship. If you care about rebuilding a church rooted in Scripture, community, and mature discipleship, this episode is for you. Follow Danny on IG: @dannybristerjr Listen to His Podcast: Read His Writing: Danny Brister, Jr. is leading the Men in Leadership Cohort for the 2026–2027 Made for PAX Fellowship year. This cohort is intentionally recruiting BIPOC men — both aspiring and current leaders — who are passionate about their communities, growing in their faith, and deepening their leadership capacity in Christ-centered community. Learn more and apply here: To explore the broader Made for PAX Fellowship, a formative and relational space for Christians of color seeking spiritual depth and leadership development, visit: You can also listen to previous episodes featuring leaders connected to PAX, including Jocelyn and Ola, to hear more from PAX fellows. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Civic Education + The Narrow Way with Ola | Black People + Jesus
02/23/2026
Civic Education + The Narrow Way with Ola | Black People + Jesus
In this episode, Maya is joined by her friend Ola for a powerful conversation at the intersection of faith, politics, and public life. Maya and Ola discuss why civic education matters, how to research local politics, and what meaningful political involvement can look like for Christians who care about justice, dignity, and truth. Ola shares insights from her research on students and civic education, helping listeners understand why so many people feel disconnected from voting—and how that disconnection is often by design. They also debunk common myths about the southern border and immigration, centering the humanity and dignity of Latin neighbors in a climate shaped by fear, misinformation, and political manipulation. Together, Maya and Ola reflect on systemic racism in both politics and church spaces, the trauma of navigating racist spiritual environments, and how that contrasts with the refuge many find in Black churches. This episode explores what it means to pursue healing without abandoning faith—and how to walk the narrow way between progressive and conservative Christianity in a deeply polarized world. This is a conversation for anyone trying to stay engaged without becoming cynical, faithful without becoming silent, and politically awake without losing their soul. You can find Ola here: Follow her on IG: instagram.com/ola.aleece Find more of Ola's writing here: olaaleece.substack.com Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Healing from Trauma with Michaela | Black People + Jesus
02/16/2026
Healing from Trauma with Michaela | Black People + Jesus
In this episode of our Black History + Faith series, Maya sits down with her friend Michaela—a writer, housing discrimination advocate, and former international missions worker—for a deeply honest conversation about faith, burnout, trauma, and the long road toward healing. Michaela shares her experience of being clinically diagnosed with burnout, developing PTSD, going to therapy, and navigating life as the only Black woman in predominantly white international and European spaces. We talk about how proximity to white supremacy doesn’t just shape our work—it reshapes our bodies, our nervous systems, and our relationship with God. Together, we wrestle with hard questions: What happens when faith no longer feels safe? How do we heal when church spaces mirror the harm we’re trying to escape? Are multicultural churches truly liberating—or simply another version of assimilation? And how do we move beyond self-sufficiency toward real, embodied community? This episode holds space for disillusionment, triggers, and grief—but also for tenderness, truth-telling, and the sacred work of questioning God without abandoning him. It’s a conversation about historical hurt, spiritual survival, and what it means to pursue healing in a world shaped by systems that were never built for our wholeness. For anyone carrying religious trauma, navigating racialized burnout, or trying to find faith again after harm—this one is for you. You can find more about Progressive Baptist Church in Chicago here: Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Black Womanhood + Communal Care with Jocelyn Moore | Black People + Jesus
02/09/2026
Black Womanhood + Communal Care with Jocelyn Moore | Black People + Jesus
This month at the table, we celebrate Black History with a sacred and courageous exploration of Black people’s relationship with Jesus in 2026—told in the long shadow of colonialism, chattel slavery, and racialized violence, but also in the bright, unbreakable light of our ancestors’ faith. Today's guest is Jocelyn Moore. She is a licensed minister, nonprofit worker and youth pastor based out of Philly/NJ. Maya and Jocelyn discuss generational faith, communical care, quiet giftings in the church, untangling our gatherings from capitalism, the importance of correct theology to avoid diillusionment, and encouragement for Black Christian Women in this political and ecclesial climate. You can find Jocelyn here: IG/TikTok: @itsjustjoc Her website: calledbygoddevotionals.com Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Biblical Literacy + Reconstruction with Jaye Newton | Black People + Jesus
02/02/2026
Biblical Literacy + Reconstruction with Jaye Newton | Black People + Jesus
This month at the table, we celebrate Black History with a sacred and courageous exploration of Black people’s relationship with Jesus in 2026—told in the long shadow of colonialism, chattel slavery, and racialized violence, but also in the bright, unbreakable light of our ancestors’ faith. Today's guest is Jaye "Newton" Wallace. He is a Students & Young Adults Pastor at Peace Baptist Church as well as an artist. He disciples ages 12-35 through life as well as tell stories through the medians of film and music. Maya and Jaye discuss his faith journey, his artistic work, leading the youth, misconceptions of Christianity parroted to black people and historical evidence against them, biblical literacy, connecting to the humanity of Jesus and testing the fruits in our current political climate. You can find Jaye here: IG/TikTok: @JayeNewton Stream his music on Spotify and Apple Music You can find his ministry here: IG/TikTok: @1800prayforme Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Poured Out: A Testimony for the New Year
01/12/2026
Poured Out: A Testimony for the New Year
In this intimate conversation, Maya sits down with her husband to reflect on a year that stretched them, challenged them, and ultimately shaped them. We talk honestly about the pressures, growing pains, and unexpected lessons that came with the last season—and how God used it all for refinement rather than comfort. Together, we explore what it looks like to practice gratitude in hard seasons, how spiritual disciplines sustained us when life felt heavy, and why reflection is a necessary part of spiritual formation. This episode is a candid look at marriage, faith, obedience, and learning to remain faithful when the stretching feels uncomfortable. Whether you’re closing out the year feeling grateful, weary, or somewhere in between, this conversation invites you to pause, reflect, and recognize God’s hand in both the challenges and the growth. ✨ Topics include: Reflecting on a challenging year Being stretched spiritually and emotionally Marriage and faith in difficult seasons Spiritual practices that anchor us Gratitude as a discipline, not a feeling Looking ahead with clarity and obedience Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2026 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement: All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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The Playlist Episode | Favorites of 2025
12/05/2025
The Playlist Episode | Favorites of 2025
In this end of year episode of Teaology, Maya shares the books, music, and films that have been shaping my faith, imagination, and inner life lately—along with a few personal wins from this season. We talk through nonfiction that names power, memory, and justice (How the Word Is Passed, On Tyranny, Sisters of the Yam, The Familiar Stranger), fiction that centers place, love, grief, and resistance, and music I’ve been living in—moody playlists, soul records, and albums that feel like summer, reflection, and becoming. I also share recent films worth sitting with, not just watching, and close out with reflections on growth—from this platform and the podcast to preaching at my first women’s conference and moving toward publishing work in the year ahead. This episode is for readers, listeners, and watchers who care about faith and culture, storytelling, and the kinds of art that helps us name what’s happening in the world—and in ourselves. In this episode: Current book recommendations (nonfiction & contemporary fiction) Moody playlists, favorite songs, and albums on repeat Films worth watching and thinking about Reflections on faith, creativity, and personal milestones Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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The Devil is Busy | Religious Psychosis, Satanic Panic and Our Supernatural Faith
10/10/2025
The Devil is Busy | Religious Psychosis, Satanic Panic and Our Supernatural Faith
What happens when faith turns into fear? In this episode, Maya Wilson unpacks the rise of religious psychosis, the legacy of the Satanic Panic, and the way our obsession with evil has shaped American Christianity. From the Salem witch trials to QAnon, from serial killer hysteria to deliverance TikTok, this episode dives deep into how paranoia, trauma, and power distort our understanding of spiritual warfare. Blending cultural analysis, theology, and history—with insights from C.S. Lewis, Scott Peck, and Tyler Staton—this conversation calls believers back to what Scripture actually teaches about discernment, repentance, and the true victory of Christ. Because the Bible calls us to discernment, not hysteria. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Haggai, Part 2 | When Obedience Doesn't Work
09/26/2025
Haggai, Part 2 | When Obedience Doesn't Work
In Part 2 of our Haggai series we see what happens after God calls His people to rebuild: the remnant obeys, God promises His presence, and He awakens their spirits to do the work. Yet even after obedience, discouragement creeps in — and Haggai sternly calls the people to examine their hearts and root out anything that defiles the work of the Lord. Maya reads and unpacks Haggai 1:12–15, Haggai 2:1–9, and Haggai 2:10–19, and trace God’s encouragement through Joshua 1:9, Deuteronomy 31:6, Isaiah 41:10, and Zechariah 4:10. We also use Ezekiel’s portrait of hidden sins in the temple and Jesus’ reminder that no one can serve two masters (Matt. 6:24) to show how easy it is to do God’s work while still clinging to sin. Listen as we define key Hebrew terms (remnant, “fear the Lord,” oor — to rouse/awaken, and lebab — to think deeply), celebrate the power God gives to accomplish His calling, and wrestle with the hard call to personal holiness. Practical application and reflection questions close the episode: how do you respond to conviction? Are you discouraged by “small beginnings,” or will you keep working in obedience and expect God’s supernatural provision? Scriptures referenced: Haggai 1:12–15; Haggai 2:1–9; Haggai 2:10–19; Joshua 1:9; Deuteronomy 31:6; Isaiah 41:10; Zechariah 4:10; Ezekiel 8:6–12; Matthew 6:24; Psalm 139:23–24. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Haggai, Part 1 | Consider Your Ways
09/12/2025
Haggai, Part 1 | Consider Your Ways
Haggai is tiny—two chapters—but it packs a holy gut-check. In Part 1, we set the biblical timeline around the exile, trace why Israel’s priorities crumbled, and ask what it means to “consider your ways” (lebab) before we build. Bring your Bible and a pen; we’re putting God back at the foundation. Today we kick off a deep-but-doable study through Haggai. Prophetic books can feel intimidating, so I’m giving you the context first—Assyria, Babylon, the deportations, the fall of Jerusalem, Cyrus’ decree, and the return (Ezra/Nehemiah)—so Haggai’s message lands where it should. Then we read Haggai 1:1–11 and name the tension: God rescued His people, but they rushed to panel their own houses while His temple sat in ruins. We talk priorities, contentment, and what Jesus calls building on the rock (Matthew 7). Throughout, Haggai repeats a phrase—“consider your ways” (lebab)—an invitation to examine motives, not just motions. Questions we wrestle with: Where do I feel “exiled”—handed over to my own way—and how is God inviting me back? Am I delaying God’s work while perfecting my own? What does it look like to put God at the base so the build actually holds? Scriptures referenced: 2 Kings 17; Daniel 1:1–6; 2 Kings 24–25; Ezra 1:1–4; Ezra 6:15–18; Lamentations 1; Jeremiah 29:10–14; Haggai 1:1–11; 1 Timothy 6:6–9; Matthew 7:24–27. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Pretty Hurts: Reclaiming the Body in a World That Sells the Soul
08/01/2025
Pretty Hurts: Reclaiming the Body in a World That Sells the Soul
"What do you see when you look in the mirror?" Do you see someone beautiful? A masterpiece? Or something that needs fixing? Who told you what was “flawed” in the first place? In this episode of The Teaology Podcast, we're holding up a mirror to beauty standards, body positivity, and what it truly means to be made in the image of God. We’ll explore: Is beauty and body positivity actually empowering? How do faith and the theology of the Imago Dei fit into modern beauty and body movements? Has beauty become an idol—or even a form of worship—in our culture? How has faith language been co-opted by the makeup and beauty industry? With 28 million Americans getting Botox or fillers last year (a number that’s doubled in just a decade) and billions being spent worldwide on “aesthetic maintenance,” we have to ask: Are we caring for our bodies as God intended—or chasing a cultural beauty myth? Pour a cup of tea, pull up a chair, and let’s talk about it. Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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Jesus for President | Patriotic Idolatry + Christian Nationalism
07/04/2025
Jesus for President | Patriotic Idolatry + Christian Nationalism
What happens when patriotism becomes religion—and Christianity gets wrapped in red, white, and blue? In this powerful episode, we take a hard look at Christian nationalism, patriotic idolatry, and how the gospel gets distorted when faith merges with empire. From July 4th church tributes to political leaders quoting Scripture while passing oppressive laws, we’re diving into the theology, history, and consequences of America’s “civil religion.” We explore: The rise of Christian nationalism in the U.S. The myth of America as God’s “chosen nation” The difference between patriotism and idolatry The dangers of using Christianity to control culture and policy Real vs. perceived Christian persecution Why unraveling nationalism is not abandoning faith Whether you're deconstructing, questioning, or just curious, this episode invites you to rediscover a Jesus who wasn’t campaigning for empire—but preaching a Kingdom not of this world. 🇺🇸✝️ Our culture is constantly changing around us. A new story, new song, or new idea is being tweeted, posted or published every other minute. As the world changes rapidly around us, how do we respond? How do we stay rooted in our faith amidst a myriad of conversations? How do we stay grounded in truth when so much in the media is manipulated? How do we talk about our beliefs in a culture that may not feel the same way? Conversations about faith and culture meet right here on Teaology, the podcast. Teaology is all about communities coming together through conversation. We find common ground when we communicate well. Credits Written, Edited and Produced by Maya Wilson Theme Song: On My Vegan by JXXIII, produced by Kahlil Franklin Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved For more of Maya’s writing, follow her on Substack teaologypod.substack.com Follow the podcast on socials! Instagram: @teaologypodcast Tiktok: @teaologypod 📌Copyright Statement : All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners. I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Disclaimer of Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, “fair use” is permitted for activities like criticism, commentary, education, and research. The term “fair use” refers to the use that the copyright law permits but might otherwise be illegal. Along with this channel, I make no claims to ownership of any of the graphics, images, or music used in this video. The respective copyright holders reserve all rights.
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