PodParley PodParley
PodParley PodParley
Log in

That Peaceful Easter Feeling with Bart Campolo

Episode 12 of the A Generational Thing podcast, hosted by Natalia Latham and Angela J Latham, titled "That Peaceful Easter Feeling with Bart Campolo" was published on March 31, 2024 and runs 63 minutes.

March 31, 2024 ·63m · A Generational Thing

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Send a text If an episode drops on a major Christian holiday, trust the gals not to ignore the drama of it all. Just in time for Easter, they get help from a new friend of the pod, Bart Campolo, who is the son of a famous evangelist and who was a minister in the evangelical tradition himself for decades. That’s right, was. His later-in-life leap of non-faith led him all the way to secular humanism and a new kind of evangelical fervor––spreading the word about the sheer joy of living, heaven a...

Episode Description

Send a text

If an episode drops on a major Christian holiday, trust the gals not to ignore the drama of it all. Just in time for Easter, they get help from a new friend of the pod, Bart Campolo, who is the son of a famous evangelist and who was a minister in the evangelical tradition himself for decades. That’s right, was. His later-in-life leap of non-faith led him all the way to secular humanism and a new kind of evangelical fervor––spreading the word about the sheer joy of living, heaven and hell be damned. 

Bart keeps the conversation hopping with takes on how to scientifically conjure worship vibes and how not to let the narratives of the bible be held hostage by the literalists. Exvangelical listeners will especially appreciate his strategies for kindly but true-to-you conversations with those you left behind in the pews. Normal listeners will be fascinated at this peek inside a movement that seems intent on Making America Godly Again.

Resources:

Bart Campolo, Humanize Me (podcast)

Raphael, The School of Athens (painting)

Greg Epstein, Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe  

Tony Campolo and Bart Campolo, Why I Left, Why I Stayed: Conversations on Christianity Between an Evangelical Father and His Humanist Son 

Leaving My Father’s Faith (documentary)

Quem Quaeritas (early dramatization of Easter story within Catholic Mass)

Additional Music:
Jon Presstone, Fancy and Friendly
Raighes Factory, Peaceful Light
Turquoise Moon, Soulful Jazz PianoTransition
Jon Presstone, Spirit in the Sunrise




AGT and Nat and Ang on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/agenerationalthingpodcast/
https://www.instagram.com/natalia_latham/
https://www.instagram.com/angelajoylatham/
Logo by Kara Joy Schrock: https://www.instagram.com/kjreliquaries/
Technical consultant, Tim Godby
Music (for regular episodes):
"Curious Documentary" by Jon Presstone (intro and transitions)
"I Feel Fire" by we20fifty (outro)

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Epstein & Israel

Dec 18, 2025 ·73m

The 1930s Are Calling

Dec 11, 2025 ·64m

My Friends in Falasteen

Dec 4, 2025 ·85m

The Case of Johnny Gosch

Nov 26, 2025 ·41m

UPDATE on #UtahRapists

Nov 21, 2025 ·16m

WE ARE SO BACK

Nov 20, 2025 ·21m

Similar Podcasts

Bridges Podcast Erin Shaw and Paula Shaw There's no denying it, the country is more divided than ever. You see families torn apart by social issues like sexism, racism, misogyny, sexual politics, and more.So much of the conversation isn't being had, because often times we don't want to listen to people with opposing views, particularly if there is a generational divide. We hope to re-start these conversations and talk about the things that matter from a multi-generational perspective. To get people talking in an open and heart-centered way, so that we can all grow from each other. Digging in your heels is soooo last year. Let's be open to listening with the intent to learn. ​Tell us what you want to hear about and join the conversation! Explicit All Things Potential Leonard Jr A space, a place, a room, where we dive into the community. We explore areas like health, wealth, happiness, fulfillment, but more importantly the actions that led them on their journey ahead. Walk with me, as we take on generational challenges that prepare us all for greatness Explicit Sadgirl Hours Serina Hammon We all know life can be hard, lets talk about it! I'm Serina and I want to create a safe space to talk about all of the difficulties and curveballs life can throw at us - while balancing the heaviness out with some laughs and fun. We're going to dive deep into mental health, sexual assault, domestic abuse, things that need to be talked about on a larger scale. Rest assured, Sadgirl Hours is also a place to talk about the good things in life. How we can practice self-care, breaking generational curses, and dealing with trauma in healthy ways. This is where I come to share all of my thoughts and I hope in doing so, this can be a safe space for others to connect and heal, together. Explicit Through Rose-Colored Glasses Bambi Trauma! Amirite?! It’s okay you can laugh. Laughing is healing and feeling happy is the outcome, but let’s be real, LIFE F**KING SUCKS! So what's the best thing to do when things go bad?...Pack up, move across the country, start a new life, and tell NO ONE?!...Maybe! Or you can be still and deal with your sh*t in real time!Join Kam-Mira on her quirky self-healing journey through heartbreak, grief, breaking generational curses, and trauma. She hopes that this podcast reaches those who may not know how to start their healing journey or those who feel 'stuck' during their own! Explicit
URL copied to clipboard!