In this episode, the hosts introduce Season Two of Common Christianity, focusing on the history of the church. They discuss the importance of understanding the context of church history to address current divisions within Christianity. The conversation explores key themes such as cultural influences, syncretism, and the evolution of church identity over time. The hosts emphasize the interconnectedness of historical events and cultural shifts that have shaped the church, setting the stage for deeper discussions in future episodes.

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In this conversation, the hosts delve into the complex relationship between faith and doubt within Christianity. They explore personal definitions of faith and doubt, the role of doubt in personal journeys, and how it can serve as a catalyst for growth. The discussion also touches on how institutions respond to doubt, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding towards those who question their faith. Ultimately, the conversation advocates for reframing doubt as an opportunity for deeper engagement and connection within the church community.

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In The Season 2 Finale, the team evaluates how the pandemic has shifted the dynamics between the church and regular people, and how the church is pivoting in many ways to become the movement Christ always intended it to be.

In this episode, Asher, Aaron and Zack all look at the impacts of world war two on the development of the American Church from 1945 to 2019

In this conversation, Asher, Aaron, and Zach delve into the complex racial history of the church in America, exploring personal experiences, cultural divisions, and the impact of theology on race relations. They discuss the challenges faced by multi-ethnic churches and the importance of creating space for diverse worship. The conversation emphasizes the need for genuine relationships and the role of the Holy Spirit in fostering unity among believers of different backgrounds.

In this conversation, Asher Segelken, Zach Fisher, and Aaron Dunn delve into the complex topic of heresy and orthodoxy within Christianity. They explore the definitions of heresy, the historical context of various heresies, and the implications of these beliefs on the church today. The discussion highlights the tension between established teachings and new interpretations, particularly through the lens of Marcion's influence on early Christianity. The hosts emphasize the importance of ongoing dialogue and the need for the church to engage with challenging questions to remain relevant in contemporary society. In this conversation, the explores the complexities of faith, heresy, and orthodoxy. They discuss the importance of open dialogue within the church, the historical context of heresies, and the challenges posed by modern interpretations of scripture. The conversation emphasizes the role of curiosity in understanding faith and the necessity of engaging with differing perspectives. Ultimately, they argue that orthodoxy is not just a set of beliefs but a living relationship with Jesus, who embodies truth and understanding. In this conversation, the speakers explore the complexities of heresy, the importance of questioning within faith, and the evolving nature of the church's response to doubt and curiosity. They emphasize the need for humility, understanding, and a loving embrace within the Christian community, particularly for new believers navigating their faith journey. The discussion highlights the balance between holding firm convictions and being open to questions, ultimately advocating for a church that is both strong and compassionate.

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In this episode of Common Christianity, host Asher Segelken introduces three Co-hosts, Aaron Dunn, Baer Lanfried, and Lindsey Stella, who share their personal stories and experiences within the Christian faith. The conversation explores themes of healing, worthiness, and the impact of mission trips, particularly focusing on Lindsey's journey through trauma and her advocacy work with children. The group reflects on the importance of community, personal growth, and the role of God in their lives, emphasizing the shared experiences that connect them as Christians. In this conversation, the hosts share their personal journeys of faith, exploring themes of family dynamics, struggles with belief, and the impact of community. Baer discusses his upbringing in a mega church and his philosophical explorations, while Aaron reflects on his challenging relationship with his father and the lessons learned from his marriage. Asher shares his story of adoption and the importance of storytelling in his life. The conversation emphasizes the significance of pain and growth in shaping one's faith and identity, and the hosts express excitement for future discussions on Christianity and its impact on their lives.

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In this introductory episode of Common Christianity, Asher Segelken shares his vision for a podcast aimed at promoting unity among Christians across various denominations. He discusses his background in church marketing and the need for a platform that fosters meaningful conversations about faith, while setting aside theological differences. The podcast aims to create a community space for dialogue and understanding, with a focus on ecumenicalism that respects diverse beliefs while emphasizing the core tenets of Christianity.

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