In this conversation, Pastor Dylan L. Sellers addresses the intersection of faith, race, and social justice, particularly focusing on the responsibilities of Black Christians in America as they approach the upcoming national election. He emphasizes the importance of aligning voting decisions with biblical teachings, particularly Matthew 25, which outlines the need to care for the marginalized.

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So I Said Pod: Shame, Rebellion, and the Search for Acceptance. Join Alyissa Sagoes and Dylan Sellers as they explore the complexities of shame in society, its role in community accountability, and the rebellion against traditional norms. Delve into thought-provoking discussions on self-governance, the dangers of being your own god, and the importance of embracing a larger power. Get ready for witty banter and profound insights in this captivating episode!

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So I Said Pod is back with another thought-provoking episode! Join Dylan Sellers and Alyissa Sagoes as they delve into their unique experiences with spirituality, discussing the impact of cultural images of God and the absence of a specific gendered concept. They explore the rise of mega-churches, the power of feminine energy, and the complex nature of God's identity. Get ready for a captivating conversation that challenges conventional beliefs.

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