GODFREY BIRTILL / OTRAGEOUS GRACE
Outrageous Grace
In this episode, Jason sits down with singer/songwriter Godfrey Birtill for a raw, funny, and moving conversation about outrageous grace, creativity, religion, and the scandalous goodness of God. From psychiatric wards to worship conferences and presence-filled songs, Godfrey shares how divine encounters, playful creativity, and a deep understanding of grace transformed his life and music, inspiring a fresh perspective on God’s love and the power of song. He also shares the story behind lyrics that have carried healing to thousands. Together, the fella explore what happens when the gospel stops being about performance and starts becoming an awakening to union, love, and the realization that God has never been disappointed in us.
For more info on Godfrey:
https://www.godfreyb.com/
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BRIAN ZAHND / UNION, PILGRIMAGE, & UNSEEN EXISTENCES
The Gospel Is Better Than You've Been Told: Union, Pilgrimage, and Unseen Existences
What if heaven isn’t a distant destination — but a different dimension that’s closer than we think? In this conversation, Jason sits down with theologian, pastor, and author Brian Zahnd to explore his new book Unseen Existences — and what it means to recover a vision of transcendence in a world flattened by consumerism, politics, and pragmatism.
We talk about:
- Why losing sight of heaven turns Christianity into partisan politics
- The pilgrimage of the soul — and why nothing real happens fast
- What Jesus weeping at Lazarus’s tomb tells us about God’s co-suffering with us
- The prayer Brian prayed on June 4th, 2000 that changed everything
- The censored chapter his publisher wouldn’t let him include — and where you can find it
- Judas, Lazarus, universal hope, and the long arc of love
This is one of those conversations that reminds you the gospel is so much better than we’ve been told.
To learn more about Brians:
brianzahnd.com
brianzahnd.substack.com
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WM. PAUL YOUNG, MARTIJN VAN TILBORGH & MATT SEIFRET / THE SACRED UNDOING
This episode of Rethinking God with Tacos is a raw, live-recorded conversation exploring some of the most difficult theological questions—wrath, hell, suffering, justice, and human brokenness—through the lens of a God who is fundamentally love. Recorded at Grace Orlando for the Sacred Undoing Conference, the throughline is a radical reimagining of God not as a distant judge but as a restorative presence, whose “wrath” is the fiery, healing force of love that seeks to destroy everything in us that is not of love’s kind, without ever harming our true identity. Through stories, humor, and honest dialogue, the conversation challenges traditional frameworks around sin, sacrifice, church, and judgment, reframing them as misunderstandings rooted in separation thinking, while inviting listeners into a deeper vision of union, restoration, and a God whose relentless affection aims to make us fully alive.
More info on Wm. Paul Young:
https://wmpaulyoung.com/
More info on Martijn van Tilborgh:
https://www.martijnvantilborgh.com/
More on Matt Seifret:
https://graceorlando.com/about/
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