Untamed Grace | Christian Deconstruction, Universalism, & Faith Beyond Fear

Untamed Grace is a Christian deconstruction podcast exploring Christian universalism, progressive Christianity, radical grace, and faith beyond fear.

For wanderers, exvangelicals, doubters, and wounded believers untangling shame, rethinking hell, healing from toxic religion, and rediscovering a God rooted in inclusive love rather than fear.

This is a space where fear-based faith gets reexamined through radical grace — where honest, gut-level questions are welcomed, spirituality becomes human again, and grace is allowed to remain untamed.

Through thoughtful interviews and honest reflection, we wrestle with deconstruction, reconstruction, church harm, LGBTQ+ inclusion, purity culture, embodiment, intuition, eternal torment theology, and the beliefs many of us inherited — not to destroy faith, but to rebuild it around love, freedom, and wholeness.

Untamed Grace exists for those learning to trust themselves again after religion taught them fear — exploring a spirituality with no fences, no fear-based control, and no scarcity of belonging.

Because once grace is tamed, it ceases to be grace.

A QuoirCast podcast. Written, edited, and produced by Jeromy Johnson.

Podcasting since 2025 • 39 episodes

Untamed Grace | Christian Deconstruction, Universalism, & Faith Beyond Fear

Latest Episodes

Untamed Grace—The Evolution of Slutty Grace

After a lot of reflection, thought, and honestly… a bit of mourning… Slutty Grace is entering a new chapter.In this special standalone episode, Jeromy shares the deeply personal story behind the podcast’s evolution into Untamed Grace — w...

May 12, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 38 • 8:29

Christianity Broke, Jesus Didn’t—Life after leaving religion and rediscovering authentic faith (Jim Palmer)

What happens when the faith that once gave your life meaning… stops working?In this episode of Slutty Grace, Jeromy sits down with Jim Palmer—former megachurch pastor, founder of The Center for Non-Religious Spirituality

May 05, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 37 • 45:45

Can Satan Be Saved?—Universalism, Hell, and God’s Ultimate Victory (Justin Coutts)

If God really restores all things… does that include Satan?In this episode, Jeromy sits down with Justin Coutts to explore one of the most uncomfortable—and revealing—questions in Christian theology: can Satan and demons be s...

April 21, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 36 • 51:53

Purity Culture Broke Us—Sex, Shame, and Self-Worth (Mattie Jo Cowsert)

Purity culture didn’t just teach rules about sex — it reshaped how we see ourselves.In this episode of Slutty Grace, we explore the lasting impact of evangelical purity culture — from sexual shame and fear-based teaching to the deeper lo...

March 30, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 35 • 1:04:31

The Problem Was My Theology—Deconstruction and a kinder vision of God (Del Burnett)

Maybe the problem wasn’t God… maybe it was my theology.This episode is part of a short journey we’re exploring on the podcast — moving from fear-based faith toward freedom. Enjoy the series!In this episode of Slutt...

March 17, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 34 • 50:37

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Fan Mail

I just discovered your podcast. What a provocative title. So, being as the word slutty is normally used in a sexual context, it got me to thinking. I am very curious about not just the damage that some of evangelical theology may be doing and that is my background and have for the most part only been questioning in the last 3 or so years, but also traditional Christian sexual morality. By that I am not talking about LGBQT issues. I’m am talking about the 85% of us that are heterosexual and happy with our gender as born. I have been listening to a podcast called “But Is It Biblical.” It is a husband and wife but, he has a Bible degree and knowledge of the biblical languages. His background is Baptist but, he has challenged traditional sexual ethics by understanding Old Testament culture and understanding biblical words and what they originally meant in context. Not what we have been taught. So, I say all that to ask have you done any thinking on this or do you know others that are within more progressive Christianity? Would love to see you have guest on to bring this topic up and again not just for LGBQT people but, us heterosexuals. Thanks, Bruce

Redding, California