Dismantled and Replaced
Shawn McCraney advocates Christian Anarchism, emphasizing liberty, individualism, and skepticism of power. He promotes personal faith, autonomy, and dismantling ecclesiastical authority.
Shows
One Cup of Dirt
Shawn teaches that God evaluates individuals based on free will and personal choices, removing external factors during judgment, focusing on intrinsic decisions and accountability.
The Vote
Shawn predicts a narrow Trump win, highlights voting reforms, advocates for state rights, open dialogue, and optimism in politics, emphasizing faith and respect.
Chompin’ on Chomsky, Part 2
Shawn McCraney advocates Christian Anarchy, critiquing religious authority and promoting individual liberty, personal faith, and non-hierarchical worship, free from institutional control.
We Get What We Want
Shawn McCraney teaches that the afterlife reflects true desires, emphasizing free will and personal responsibility. True believers seek a deep, eternal relationship with God.
The Kid Has Something to Say
Shawn stresses church-state separation, urging Christians to vote by conscience, not religious mandates. Open dialogue and respect for diverse views are key, avoiding political manipulation.
Chompin’ on Chomsky, Part 1
Shawn McCraney emphasizes prayer's role in divine intervention, explores Christian anarchism, critiques state-led capitalism, and advocates for justified authority and equitable systems.
Being
Shawn McCraney emphasizes God's supremacy and eternal nature, contrasting it with humans' evolving state. True devotion requires humility and recognizing God's superiority.
Christians Who Don’t Go to Church, Part 2
The teaching highlights the tension between personal faith and church attendance, emphasizing genuine community and spirituality beyond traditional structures and rituals.
Trinity Collusion, Part 2
Shawn McCraney critiques the Trinity doctrine, arguing biblical passages were altered to support it. He highlights discrepancies in baptism practices, focusing on Jesus' authority.
A Merciful Transition
Shawn McCraney views death as a birth into the afterlife, where biases persist temporarily. God is gentle, guiding individuals to truth at their own pace, aligning with 1 Timothy 4:10.
Christians Who Don’t Go to Church, Part 1
Christianity centers on accepting Jesus as Savior, living His teachings, and personal faith beyond church. Church aids growth but isn't essential; focus on love, not legalism.
Religious Pizza
Shawn uses pizza's cultural impact to illustrate religious diversity, urging acceptance of varied beliefs. Faith is likened to unconditional love, essential for spiritual fulfillment.
Trinity Collusion, Part 1
Shawn critiques traditional Trinity views, arguing translations like 1 Timothy 3:16 were altered to support Trinitarianism, suggesting original texts don't equate Jesus with God.
Meet the Hosts
Christianarchy podcast explores diverse Christian perspectives, focusing on youth issues and personal faith over rituals, challenging traditional views and stereotypes.
He Loves You So Stop It! Part 1
Heart of the Matter shifts to pre-recorded episodes, focusing on ministry efforts. God's love is unconditional; afterlife reflects earthly beliefs. Justice and mercy prevail.
With More Love Comes More Hate
Shawn McCraney's journey shows that embracing inclusive Christian doctrines and love over dogma can lead to rejection by Evangelicals, paralleling Jesus' experience.
God and Suffering
Suffering is universal, raising questions about God's nature. Shawn teaches that love and free will are key, emphasizing agape love beyond religious dogma.
Words
Shawn McCraney teaches the power of words, linking them to life or harm, and stresses mindful speech. He equates negative emotions with destructive actions, urging introspection and kindness.
Catch Up
Shawn McCraney guides ex-Mormons to Christian freedom, critiques Trinitarianism, asserting Yeshua as unified God, challenging distinct personhood in the Godhead.