Spiritually Homesteading | How to Lose Your Religion & Keep Your Jesus
Laura Farhy
32 episodes
3 days ago
This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction.It’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil.
Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger forJesus, this space is for you.
Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.
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This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction.It’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil.
Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger forJesus, this space is for you.
Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.
Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations? Which One Is Right?
Spiritually Homesteading | How to Lose Your Religion & Keep Your Jesus
9 minutes
1 week ago
Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations? Which One Is Right?
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Pentecostal, Non-Denominational... walk through any city and you'll see dozens of different Christian churches. So which Christian denomination is correct? Which one would Jesus choose? And why can't Christians just agree on what they believe?
If someone's ever told you that Christians seem pretty disunified, they're not wrong. We all start at the same place (Jesus), but where we go from there? Completely different directions. And today, I'm breaking down why that's actually okay.
In this video, we explore: ✅ How Christian denominations formed throughout history ✅ What denominations actually disagree about (and what they don't) ✅ The brilliant food analogy that makes everything click ✅ Why Jesus is like the nutritionist of Christianity ✅ How to find YOUR denominational home without the guilt ✅ The essentials every Christian agrees on (spoiler: it's simpler than you think)
THE BEST ANALOGY: Think about food and diet culture. Europeans prioritize quality and experience. Americans prioritize convenience. Both nourish their bodies, just differently. Denominations work the same way - different approaches to practicing faith in God.
THE CORE TRUTH: Jesus and the Apostles Creed are your essential nutrients. That's your non-negotiable foundation. How you practice those essentials? That's between you and God. Some people thrive with liturgy, others need contemporary worship. Neither is wrong.
REAL TALK: There's no "correct" denomination. Baptists aren't more saved than Catholics. Methodists aren't closer to God than Pentecostals. It's about finding the faith community where YOU can genuinely connect with God and grow.
Stop stressing about finding the "right" church and start focusing on finding YOUR church - the one where you can authentically grow in your relationship with Jesus.
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Confused about denominations? Drop your questions in the comments! Whether you're church shopping, curious about Christianity, or just wondering why there are so many different kinds of churches, let's talk about it.
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Let me know in the comments: What denomination are you? Has your denominational preference changed over time? What matters most to you when choosing a church?
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Quick Denomination Overview
What They All Agree On:
Jesus is Lord and Savior
The Bible is God's Word
Salvation through faith in Christ
The Apostles Creed essentials
What They Disagree On:
Baptism practices (infant vs. adult)
Women in leadership roles
Alcohol consumption
Worship style preferences
Church government structure
The Bottom Line: These differences are about HOW to practice Christianity, not WHETHER the core beliefs are true.
For New Christians
If you're new to Christianity and overwhelmed by all the options, start here: Find a church where people genuinely love Jesus and love each other. Where the Bible is taught clearly. Where you feel welcomed and can ask questions. The de
Spiritually Homesteading | How to Lose Your Religion & Keep Your Jesus
This podcast isn’t just about deconstruction.It’s about reconstruction. It’s about empowering you to take spiritual ownership of your life the way one might tend to a homestead: intentionally, sustainably, and with your own hands in the soil.
Spiritually Homesteading exists for the spiritually curious, the disillusioned, and the hopeful. If you’ve been hurt by the church but haven’t lost your hunger forJesus, this space is for you.
Because your faith is yours to build—and it’s never too late to begin again.