Mixed-Up Mystics
Mixed Up Mystics offers a remix of Christianity straight from the bedazzled buckle of America's Bible Belt. It's an honest, unvarnished conversation - from two completely unqualified people - exploring the culture of Western Christianity, the fall of Fundamentalism, and if any of this practice is worth saving.
Mixed-Up Mystics
Latest Episodes
Advice From You to You
Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with your younger self? What advice would you give? What spiritual truths have you learned that you wish you could share with your younger self to spare yourself some headaches—or heartaches? I bet yo...
Ask a Reverend: Deconstruction
We've talked a lot lately about "Deconstruction" in the American church, but sometimes you just gotta talk to a professional. In this episode, we are debuting our segment "Ask a Reverend with Jason Elmore." We know you'll enjoy the conversation...
Fan Mail
I absolutely loved this podcast. It reminds me of the alter call when from the pulpit the pastor would encourage, “raise your hand if this is you” before leading you in the antidotal sinners prayer. Well, for me, “this podcast is me.” I raise my hand. I echo so many of feelings in this podcast. The relationship between God, Religion, Spirituality, Politics, and Patriotism is like one giant yarn ball that’s in a knot. You may work 5 minutes trying to untangle it only to discover you’re making it worse. UGH! So I think you just have to focus on what you know, unconditional love is always the right answer. My favorite parts were AJ talking about feeling God’s power as she writes. I related so well because I’ve been fortunate to experience the power of AJ behind the keys on multiple occasions and know that the power of her music is deeper then just her. And the last couple of minutes where Jay was tying everything all together, I swear I have spoken similar words trying to make sense of it all, even though I suppose it will never make sense. But I guess that’s why faith is so important. I love the podcast but even more so love all 3 member of the Jay Elmore family. I could not be more thankful for your light during these confusing times.
Bartlesville, Oklahoma