Jamin AI
by Jamin Bradley
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Why I Asked a Man to Leave My Church
Why I Asked a Man to Leave My Church
About this podcast
Jamin AI is where theology, creativity, and technology converge. Hosted by Jamin Bradley—Free Methodist pastor, theologian, author, exorcist, mystic, and nerd—this podcast showcases Jamin’s teachings through the creative lens of AI. With episodes generated by Google’s NotebookLM, music crafted by Suno, artwork from MidJourney, and ChatGPT weaving together words, each episode interprets Jamin’s original work in a new way, merging human insight with AI-driven creativity.
Episodes
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- Why I Asked a Man to Leave My Church · 17 min·Aug 1, 2026 In this personal account, Pastor Jamin Bradley describes a difficult confrontation with a man who attempted to enter his church against the wishes of an abused…
- The Cost of Calling Out Your Own · 20 minIn this article, Jamin Bradley argues that confronting injustice within the religious community is a necessary form of spiritual integrity. He contends that remaining silent when…
- The Problem with Copy and Paste Churches · 11 minIn this article, Jamin Bradley argues against the practice of adopting generic, pre-packaged strategies for religious growth, often referred to as "copy and paste" ministry. He…
- Pastoring as the Person You Are · 19 minIn this article, Jamin Bradley argues that religious leaders often fall into the trap of mimicking celebrity preachers and famous worship leaders instead of embracing their own…
- Ananias, Sapphira, and the Death of Utopia · 20 minIn this theological reflection, author Jamin Bradley explores how human frailty and sin inevitably corrupt even the most ideal societies. He uses the biblical account of Ananias…
- Spiritual Gossip is Demonization · 13 minThe provided text argues that spiritual gossip is a harmful practice where individuals falsely label others as being demon-possessed. This behavior effectively dehumanizes people…
- The Miracle-Gro of Suffering · 18 minIn this theological reflection, author Jamin Bradley explores how personal hardship acts as a powerful catalyst for spiritual growth. While most people naturally seek a life free…
- Peter’s Restoration: Navigating the Language of Shame · 19 minIn this article, Jamin Bradley offers an alternative psychological interpretation of the biblical dialogue between Jesus and Peter in the Gospel of John. While most theologians…
- The Mindfield: How Demons Twist Sermons and Scripture · 20 minHow demons twist Scripture and preaching.
- The Moment the Demon Slips: Finding Clues in the Chaos · 15 minTo get a demon out, you first need to figure out why it’s there so you can address the themes it’s capitalizing on and help the participant heal through that pain in their life…
- Where Heaven Meets Dirt: The Lost Mountain of Eden · 19 minWhat if Eden wasn’t just a garden—but a mountain where Heaven and Earth collided? Scripture hints at a forgotten cosmic geography that reframes humanity’s purpose. From ancient…
- Idolatry Isn’t Simply Replacing God—It’s Redesigning Him · 18 minWhat if Israel’s famous act of idolatry wasn’t choosing a different god—but reshaping the true one? From the golden calf to modern Christianity, we’ve been tempted to remake God…
- Thrones, Powers, and Principalities: A Better Theology of Politics · 22 minWhat if our modern theology of politics is far too simple—and dangerously wrong? The Bible doesn’t paint a picture where every ruler is handpicked by God in a neat, predictable…
- Jesus Didn’t Cheat the Human Experience · 25 minWhat if Jesus didn’t rely on divine shortcuts? What if the cross truly hurt, the temptations were real, and the battle against Sin demanded everything within him? The good news…
- The Illusion of Winning: How Authority Masquerades as Truth · 24 minA viral debate clip claimed a famous psychologist “destroyed” his opponent. But what I saw felt very different. What happens when confidence replaces clarity, and prestige…
- The God Who Hears the Immigrant · 22 minBefore Israel was enslaved in Egypt, Abraham enslaved an immigrant. Hagar’s story confronts us with a painful truth: the people of promise can become the people of oppression…
- God’s Monsterverse: Why Leviathan Still Matters · 25 minBefore Hollywood imagined King Ghidorah, Scripture introduced a far more terrifying dragon. Leviathan—the twisting serpent of Job, the seven-headed sea monster of Psalm 74, the…
- Sin Problem or Demon Problem? Taking Responsibility in Spiritual Warfare · 17 minDuring a deliverance session, the Holy Spirit gave a surprising answer: “This isn’t a demon problem. It’s a sin problem.” What if some of what we blame on spiritual warfare is…
- Invasive Thoughts, Accusation, and Spiritual Warfare · 17 minInvasive thoughts often disguise themselves as our own, weaponizing shame to fracture identity and isolate us from others. Drawing from personal experience, classroom theology…
- Communal Life, Kingdom Life · 19 minFrom collecting cans to rent video games in a tiny village to crowded houses, dollar theaters, and Thursday night dinners, I’ve spent my life chasing community. What if that…
